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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 [...]

Associate Professor Staci Zavattaro is one of 36 faculty members at UCF to earn tenure this year. She is the only faculty member from the School of Public Administration who will be granted [...]

An article by Associate Professor Claire Connolly Knox and doctoral student Brie Haupt has been published by the Journal of Public Affairs Education. The article is titled “Measuring [...]

Doctoral student Ashley Connors placed second in the social sciences and business category at the Graduate Research Forum. Her research, “Does Immigrant Status Influence Civic Engagement? [...]

Three faculty members from the School of Public Administration were among those honored with awards at the 2018 UCF Founders’ Day Celebration on April 4. The annual convocation recognizes faculty [...]

In the current issue of Public Administration Quarterly, three of the four articles were authored by School of Public Administration faculty: Implementing Downsizing Reforms in County Governments [...]

After Hurricane Maria’s category five winds died down and the pounding rains ceased, Puerto Rico was left devastated and in darkness. Millions of people were left without power, potable water and [...]

Two new emergency-management degrees were approved today by UCF’s Board of Trustees, establishing the first public university in Florida to offer both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in [...]

U.S. News and World Report has released the 2018 list of the best public affairs schools in graduate education, and UCF is ranked within the top 50 schools in the nation. UCF is ranked No. 44 for [...]

Professor and school director Naim Kapucu is the 2018 recipient of the Fred Riggs Award for Lifetime Achievement in International and Comparative Public Administration. Kapucu was nominated for [...]