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By Karen Guin Researchers from more than 20 countries met this week at UCF to discuss emerging trends and technologies that are guiding the design and development of health care systems. They [...]

By Karen Guin The College of Health and Public Affairs hosted an official and scientist from Tyumen State University in Russia for a daylong visit on Aug. 11. Andrei Tolstikov, Tyumen’s [...]

Anthony Pak Hin Kong, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders, is the first recipient of a new honor bestowed by the UCF Office of Research and Commercialization. The office [...]

By Marisa Ramiccio The International Affairs Committee has awarded the inaugural International Incentive Award to associate professor and director of global initiatives Dr. Bernardo Ramirez. The [...]

By Karen Guin Wildlife crime is a threat both to animals and to the peace and stability of nations worldwide. Many think crimes such as poaching and illegal marketing of wildlife products are the [...]

Two deans from the College of Health and Public Affairs were invited to speak at a conference in China that included scholars from four continents. Melvin Rogers, associate dean for student [...]

By Mark Schleub UCF senior Nicholas Grandchamps’ graduation is still a month away, but his future around the world is already taking shape. Grandchamps was recently awarded a prestigious [...]

By Karen Guin Winona Ward, a student in UCF’s online Master of Research Administration program, is in San Diego this week to receive the Society of Research Administrators [...]

Not all visitors to Orlando head to the theme parks. If you’re a Romanian official, visits to a local food bank and an emergency operations center just might be on your itinerary. Those are [...]

By Wendy Sarubbi Dr. Samantha Nutt, an award-winning humanitarian, best-selling author, and founder of the international organization War Child, will speak on “Social Responsibility & [...]