Events in the College of Arts and Humanities
It's Jazz night with the Tubanauts! The Tubanauts will be joined by GRAMMY-Award winning musician and UCF Jazz drum set faculty member McClenty Hunter, alongside other rhythm section students from the UCF Jazz program. This one is not to be missed! Free event. No registration required.
CAH EventsJoin the Philosophy Department as we preview courses for the Spring semester and provide information on all our programs. Open to all major, minor, certificate, and prospective students.
CAH EventsJoe Rohde, 40 year Walt Disney Imagineering veteran and themed entertainment icon, will be speaking and signing his book Floating Mountains. Floating Mountains: The Art of Imagining the Impossible by Disney Legend and former Imagineer Joe Rohde is a master class in creativity, collaboration and turning visionary ideas into reality.... It draws on anecdotes from Rohde's storied 40-year career -- ranging …
CAH EventsThrough historical case studies, Kieffer frames vaccination hesitancy as contests over religious freedom and moral authority. Her text offers new perspectives on the divided views regarding biomedical technology and how to consider religious practices in issues relating to medicine and medical authority. Brought to you by UCF's Religion and Cultural Studies, Medical Humanities, and Interfaith Dialogue Programs.
CAH EventsThe UCF School of Visual Arts & Design is proud to welcome artist Gonzalo Fuenmayor as part of the SVAD Distinguished Artist Series. Gonzalo is a Miami-based artist who works primarily with drawing. He has been concerned about the effects of modernization and progress not only on natural environments, but mostly on Latin American culture and its ways of being …
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsEnsemble Registration Base Choir Fee: $500 per Choir (Covers up to 30 participating students) Large Ensembles (31+ Students): $15 per additional student Included Student Package: Official Festival T-Shirt (worn for the Mass Finale performance) UCF Passion & Purpose Water Bottle Complimentary Lunch: Pizza, chips, and a drink(Note: Students with specific dietary restrictions or preferences are welcome to bring or order their own food to campus). Directors …
CAH EventsCome explore the nationally ranked Emerging Media – Animation and Visual Effects MFA program on Friday, Nov. 13 from Noon to 2 p.m. This is a chance to meet the professors, interact with current graduate students, and learn about the application process. Expectations for portfolios will be reviewed, and sample works will be shown. Hear about the program’s emphasis on …
CAH EventsHear from an influential leader in innovation and exploration as NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman visits UCF. Whether you're interested in business, technology, leadership, entrepreneurship, public service or the future of human achievement, this conversation offers a look at how bold ideas become reality. Learn what it takes to lead teams, overcome challenges and shape the future.RSVP and submit questions for …
CAH EventsEvery fall semester, the students enrolled in UCF’s Opera Workshop class are assigned scenes to study, memorize, and prepare for this annual event. This year’s students are excited about singing/acting for you. We have four performances from which to choose! The venue for the first two is on the main UCF campus in the Rehearsal Hall Auditorium. Our third and …
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsUnder the direction of Jeff Rupert, the Flying Horse Big Band is UCF's premier jazz ensemble. Comprised of students in UCF's jazz studies program, this chart-topping group has performed globally with two of their albums reaching the #1 spot on the national (professional) jazz charts.
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
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