Liou Shines as UCF Luminary
Professor Tom Liou has been named a recipient of the 2018 UCF Luminary Awards, which highlight the research, creative work and scholarship of faculty members across the university. SPA Director [...]
Nonprofit Student Receives Scholarship
Alycia Corpiel, a Master of Nonprofit Management student, has been named the 2018 recipient of the Debbie K. Phillis Scholarship. Corpiel is the founder of the nonprofit Space Coast Animal [...]
UCF’s Master of Nonprofit Management is First in the World to be Accredited
UCF’s Master of Nonprofit Management has been a trailblazer when it comes to “firsts.” It was the first graduate degree to be offered online, and it was the first program to be authorized for an [...]
Planning Association Names Fennessy Director at Large
The Orlando Metro Section of the American Planning Association of Florida has elected Instructor Roberta Fennessy to become its next director at large. Fennessy joins an executive committee that [...]
Geena Pabaraue Honored at Public Service Recognition Week Celebration
On New Year’s Eve, while the rest of the world was getting ready to celebrate the start of 2018, the Pabarue family went into mourning. Their daughter and sister, Geena Brigete Pabarue, was [...]
Pabarue Honored at Public Service Recognition Week Celebration
On New Year’s Eve, while the rest of the world was getting ready to celebrate the start of 2018, the Pabarue family went into mourning. Their daughter and sister, Geena Brigete Pabarue, was [...]
Nobel Peace Prize Nominee to Graduate from UCF
When UCF graduate student Jaha Dukureh started Safe Hands for Girls in 2013 to help end female genital mutilation, she admittedly knew nothing about running a nonprofit organization. “The only [...]
12th Annual Public Administration Research Conference Attracts a National Audience
Are we returning to “Governance in Dark Times?” That was the topic of discussion at the 12th annual Public Administration Research Conference, which was hosted on the UCF campus on [...]
Journal Publishes Doctoral Student’s First Solo-Authored Article
Public Administration Quarterly has published “Archeology of Exclusion: Counter-Mapping Sites of Exclusion and Oppression in the Administrative State Using GIS” by doctoral student [...]
Associate Professor’s Work Generates $18.5 Billion HUD Grant for Puerto Rico
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced this past week that Puerto Rico would receive $18.5 billion in funding through the Community Development Block Grant – Disaster [...]
