UCF: by Category “Workshop/Conference”

  • Meet Duke Pratt School of Engineering

    Dixon Career Center: DCC 121

    Academic Advancement Programs invites you to join Susan Brien, Admissions Recruiter for Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering Master’s Programs, for an on-campus visit.  Schedule: 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.: Information Session – Learn about Duke Pratt’s graduate engineering programs, admissions requirements, and application tips. 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.: Tabling – Stop by for one-on-one questions and additional resources.  This is a great opportunity for …

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  • Structured Query Language (SQL)

    Research 1: R1 101

    Structured Query Language (SQL) is used for data retrieval, searching, modification, and reporting by relational database systems. This workshop is an introductory level course aimed at researchers and students new to databases. You will learn how to explore data stored in databases like Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, mySQL, Oracle, and SQLite using SQL. You will gain hands-on experience querying, …

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  • Maximize Your Transfer Experience Through Research

    Virtual

    As transfer students, adjusting to a new campus, new professors, and new routines, finding your place in undergraduate research (UR) can feel overwhelming. But getting involved early can open doors to grad school, career opportunities, and other benefits you don’t want to miss. This workshop is designed just for transfer students and will walk you through why research matters and …

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  • Unlock Your Confidence: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

    Student Union: The Blackstone LaunchPad

    Have you ever hesitated to apply for an opportunity, talk to someone, raise your hand in class, or take advantage of other opportunities? Join Cassi Willard at the Blackstone LaunchPad for This session to help you identify aspects that may be holding you back from taking steps forward to unlock your full potential.  Be prepared to discuss your strengths as …

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  • Confidence, Professionalism, and Growth: Building Your Academic Presence

    Student Union: Key West Ballroom (Room 218D)

    Join UCF Alumna and Daytona State College career advisor Amaya Gattis for this workshop designed to help students develop their academic presence by exploring the roles communication, digital presence, resume building, networking, and professional habits have on professional and academic identity. This event is open to all members of the UCF community and is featured as part of Leadership Week …

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  • Publishing Your Research

    Virtual

    Presented by The Pegasus Review: UCF Undergraduate Research Journal (URJ) editors, this workshop will review the basic strategies to synthesize your research for publication with the URJ. Students who are already involved with a research project will benefit the most from this workshop. Questions? Feel free to contact the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR@ ucf.edu)

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  • Networking 101

    LEAD Lounge: Ferrell Commons 7E Ste 165

    Join Dr. Stacey Malaret and LEAD Scholars for Networking 101! This is a beginner-friendly event designed to help students build confidence in professional conversations and make meaningful connections. Attendees will learn practical tips for introducing themselves, starting conversations, and networking with purpose. This event is open to all members of the UCF community and is featured as part of Leadership Week …

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  • Future-Proof Leadership: Building Authentic Leaders Who Thrive and Empower Communities

    Student Union: Key West Ballroom (Room 218D)

    In a world of rapid change and uncertainty, students need more than technical skills—they need the courage and clarity that come from leading authentically. Join us for this workshop with special guest speaker Diali Coll-Mercado, where students will explore how authentic leadership, a framework grounded in self-awareness, balanced decision-making, relational transparency, and a values-driven core, can serve as a pathway …

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  • Deliberative Dialogue: Funding Issues in Title One Schools

    FC 168D

    Join us for a deliberative dialogue exploring multiple perspectives on funding equity in education. Deliberative dialogue is a method of thinking and talking together. It is a way for individuals from varied backgrounds and perspectives to come together to seek a shared understanding of a problem or issue and search for common ground and action. Event presented by Dr. Haley …

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  • Deliberative Dialogue: Funding Issues in Title One Schools

    FC 168D

    Join us for a deliberative dialogue exploring multiple perspectives on funding equity in education. Deliberative dialogue is a method of thinking and talking together. It is a way for individuals from varied backgrounds and perspectives to come together to seek a shared understanding of a problem or issue and search for common ground and action. Event presented by Dr. Haley …

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  • Talk Tuesday: Pre‑Law Power Tools

    Virtual

    Ready to sharpen your path to law school? Academic Advancement Programs invites you to join a session which introduces LexScholars by AccessLex, a program designed to build skills, confidence, and connections for aspiring law students. You’ll also explore additional AccessLex resources, from financial education to admissions support, that provide practical tools to navigate the journey ahead. Leave with free, actionable strategies to power up your …

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  • Linux Tool to Orchestrate Research: Makefiles

    R1:101: Research 1, Room 101

    Make is a command-line tool often used to build executable code from source code. While ubiquitous for those working with C or FORTRAN, Make can also manage task dependencies for any Unix commands. Researchers seeking to implement reproducible workflows, automating data analysis pipelines, or producing tables and plots for publication can automate their workflow using Make. This workshop is intended for new …

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  • Busy is Broken: Choose Intentionally

    Virtual

    This workshop is designed to help future leaders rethink their relationship with time, opportunity, and ambition. At a university with thousands of opportunities, we’ll explore what really happens when you say yes to everything, and how that impacts your energy and long-term goals. Through interactive reflection and practical tools, participants will learn how to align their commitments with their values …

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  • Be a Leader: Community & Culture

    Student Union: Key West Ballroom (Room 218C)

    Student leaders have the power to create meaningful change. This workshop explores how service-learning can strengthen leadership skills, build community connections, and support academic and personal growth. Join UCF Experiential Learning's Dr. Quynh Dang and Marika Koch to learn how to design impactful projects that align with your goals, engage peers, and make a lasting difference - on campus and …

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  • Welcome Wednesday: Quest for the Perfect Grad Program

    Virtual

    Academic Advancement Programs invites you to this Welcome Wednesday session featuring representatives from UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management. This workshop will help students identify graduate programs that align with their goals and interests. Participants will learn how to research programs, evaluate options, and understand key factors in the admissions process. The session will conclude with a Q&A, giving attendees …

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  • Protecting Ideas: Patents & Trademarks for Your Startup

    John C. Hitt Library: 170: John C. Hitt Library: 170

    Great ideas deserve protection. This workshop, led by our PTRC librarian, will walk you through the basics of patents and trademarks --  what they are, why they matter, and how to research them. It’s a practical starting point for any student who wants to safeguard their innovation.

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  • LEAD Library

    FC 168D

    Step into a living library where people are the books! The LEAD Interactive Library brings together 12–15 dynamic storytellers who will share powerful personal stories, leadership journeys, career paths, and lessons from their own experiences or from influential leaders who inspired them. Each storyteller represents a “book,” and together they create the LEAD Library. Participants are invited to explore these …

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  • Parallel Computing in R

    research 1: 101: 101

    This workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of using Parallel Processing within the context of High-Performance Computing (HPC) with R. Attendees will gain an understanding of the benefits and limitations of HPC, learn about the available provider platforms, and practice logging in and running jobs through both Open OnDemand (OOD) and from the Command Line Interface (CLI). The session emphasizes …

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  • Common Ground: A Journey Through Stories & Surprises

    LEAD Scholars Academy, Black Classroom: FC 168D

    Discover connection, creativity, and curiosity at Common Ground, a vibrant experience where students explore personal values, traditions, and big questions in a welcoming, playful space. Through storytelling circles, interactive games, and hands-on art stations, participants build bridges across diverse worldviews—religious, spiritual, secular, and everything in between. No prior knowledge or experience needed. Just bring your open mind!  Presented by Dr. …

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  • Level Up Your Study Skills: Proven Strategies for College Courses

    Virtual

    Do you ever feel like your current study habits aren’t delivering the results you want? Are you searching for effective ways to excel in your classes and exams? Many students realize that the strategies that worked in high school don’t always translate to success in college. That’s because college courses bring new challenges: professors may be less personally involved, class sizes are larger, exams carry greater …

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  • The bridgED Initiative: Create Your Own Workshop!

    LEAD Scholars Academy, Gold Classroom: FC 168E

    Join The bridgED Initiative, a UCF student organization dedicated to connecting education with real-world impact. In this interactive session, you’ll learn how to design and lead your own community workshop or event, from concept to execution! We’ll guide you through our process for creating meaningful, skill-based volunteer opportunities that make a difference in local schools and organizations. Participants will gain …

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  • Reading Academic Articles & Finding Your Research Niche (Recurring Event)

    Virtual

    Are you starting research and planning on conducting a literature review?  In this workshop, we will discuss how to write a literature review. Join us to learn the importance, purpose, and structure of a literature review. This workshop will also offer tools to starting a literature review and how to write one yourself!   Questions? Feel free to contact the Office …

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  • From Idea to Air: Designing Academic Podcasts

    Faculty Multimedia Center, Classroom Building 1: Room 201

    Boost student engagement with educational podcasts! Learn to plan, produce, and publish powerful episodes to enrich your course content or reach beyond the classroom. We'll also explore how AI tools can streamline your podcast production. This workshop is limited to faculty and staff.

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  • Budgeting 101

    CSEL 121

    Join Centsible Knights as we cover everything you need to know about the basics of budgeting and make your dollars make sense.

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  • Pre-Health Thursday: Diverse Careers in Pharmacy

    Virtual

    Curious about where a PharmD can take you? Academic Advancement Programs (AAP) invites you to this Pre-Health Thursday session featuring faculty from Palm Beach Atlantic University. These experts in Pharmacogenomics, Ambulatory Care, Research, and Oncology will share how they built their careers and found their niche. Whether you're just starting to explore pharmacy or already planning your path, this session will spotlight …

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