Global Health Management and Informatics Professor Awarded Gerontological Society Fellowship
Su-I Hou has traveled across the globe to study aging and how other countries support their older populations.
UCF Professor Travels to Israel for Fulbright Specialist Award
The global exchange honor provides College of Community Innovation and Education Professor Su-I Hou an opportunity to share and expand her research on healthy aging.
UCF Global Health Management and Informatics Professor Becomes American College of Healthcare Executives Fellow
Su-I Hou’s newly minted status as ACHE Fellow marks the highest standard of professional development in the field of healthcare management.
UCF Receives Association of University Programs in Health Administration Engagement Award
The award honors established member programs who demonstrate involvement in and commitment to the organization.
UCF Researcher Identifies Models For Healthy Aging
As the population ages, communities must adopt more creative ways to help older adults stay mentally and physical healthy and engaged, especially in light of the social isolation caused by COVID-19, according to a UCF population health researcher.
Chinese Adults Face “Alarming” Barriers to Cancer Screenings, UCF Study Finds
Although cancer is the leading cause of death for Chinese adults, few get screenings that could save lives.
UCF Researcher Examines Benefits of Supportive Communities for Older Adults
The number of Americans age 65 and older continues to increase as the baby boom generation ages and people are living longer.
Introducing Six Leaders to New Roles in College Leadership
We are pleased to announce several leadership updates at the College of Community Innovation and Education.