National Science Foundation Grant to Research How Intra-Government Units Work Together
Public administration faculty member, Christopher Hawkins, will be continuing a decade's worth of research through a new National Science Foundation grant.
Championing a More Walkable Central Florida
This alumni is the executive director Bike/Walk Central Florida, where she builds on the skills and experiences she gained while at UCF.
UCF Student Reflects on Pulse Shooting 4 Years Later
Graduate criminal justice student Zoe Williamson was visiting from England and on a police ride-along when she stepped up to assist first-responders and victims at the Orlando nightclub.
Meet the 2020 Outstanding Alumni from the School of Public Administration
Five alumni from the School of Public Administration are honored for their commitment to changing communities for the better.
From Food Insecurity to Food Manager: Graduating Senior Works to Combat Hunger
Naseeka Dixon, who will graduate May 2, has spent much of her time at UCF helping food-insecure students because she was once in their shoes.
The Public Servant’s Heart
Kyler Gray is the recipient of both the Order of Pegasus and the Founders' Award.
UCF Master’s Programs in Emergency Management, Nonprofit Management Rank Among Top 5 in the Nation
In their recent 2021 Best Graduate Schools, U.S. News & World Reports ranked 27 UCF graduate programs among the top 100.
24 Students Honored as Order of Pegasus Recipients
UCF’s most prestigious student award is based on academic achievement, university involvement, leadership and community service.
4 Honored as Pegasus Professors for Impact, Career Achievements
UCF celebrated faculty, staff and students today at the annual Founders’ Day Honors Convocation. Among the honorees are four Pegasus Professors and three Reach for the Stars recipients along with service awards and other campus achievements. The Pegasus Professor award is the highest academic award a professor can receive at the University of Central Florida. […]
SPA Professor Presents to the National Academy of Public Administration
Jeremy L. Hall, professor and director of the master’s in public administration program for the School of Public Administration, led a panel presentation entitled “Enhancing Academic-Practitioner Exchange and Collaboration” for the National Academy of Public Administration. Hall, who is also co-editor-in-chief of the field’s top-ranked journal, Public Administration Review, joined co-editor-in chief Paul Battaglio, Ph.D., to discuss the importance of collaboration among practitioners and academic researchers. Established in 1967, the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization chartered by Congress to help government leaders solve their most critical management challenges. The elite group consists of more than 850 fellows who have made lifetime contributions to the field of public administration as scholars or practitioners.