Join us as we celebrate Women's History Month! The RWC's Women on Weights Program is designed to teach female-identifying patrons how to lift weights, execute proper form, and feel more confident in the gym. No experience is required, and all levels are welcome.
calendarJoin us as we celebrate Women's History Month! The RWC's Women on Weights Program is designed to teach female-identifying patrons how to lift weights, execute proper form, and feel more confident in the gym. No experience is required, and all levels are welcome.
calendarJoin us as we celebrate Women's History Month! The RWC's Women on Weights Program is designed to teach female-identifying patrons how to lift weights, execute proper form, and feel more confident in the gym. No experience is required, and all levels are welcome.
calendarJoin us as we celebrate Women's History Month! The RWC's Women on Weights Program is designed to teach female-identifying patrons how to lift weights, execute proper form, and feel more confident in the gym. No experience is required, and all levels are welcome.
calendarJoin us for a free place to study, work, and hangout! We also have free coffee and tea. Open Monday-Thursday at 10am-4pm. Closed on Martin Luther King Day (Jan. 15th) and during Spring Break (March 18th-21st)
calendarThe conference is a networking/recruiting event where student will able to meet different agencies within the Criminal Justice/Public Service field. We will also be having interagency panels running from 12pm - 2pm.
calendarStudents will be climbing at the climbing tower, learning leadership skills if need be.
calendarStarting a writing assignment, and don’t know where to begin? The University Writing Center’s Drop-In Drafting Lab can help! No appointments required — you can drop in during our open hours and: clarify assignment expectations develop a plan brainstorm ideas or just spend time writing! Any and all writers are welcome! The Drafting Lab will be unavailable on the following …
calendarWe are excited to welcome Barry Bozeman to UCF, as a part of the CCIE Distinguished Lecture Series. He is Regents' Professor Emeritus and Arizona Centennial Professor of Technology Policy and Public Management, Arizona State University (ASU) and was founding director of the ASU Center of Organization Research and Design. Drawing from his forthcoming book ("How Can Science Compete? Science …
calendarThis workshop will guide you to deploy and configure Amazon Lightsail for Research, additional storage, use of RStudio, download a dataset of NOAA temperature data, and run analysis on the dataset to find the maximum median temperature each year of the dataset. It will export a plot chart of the results to a PDF that you can download from your …
calendarIn need of finding housing near campus but not sure how to? Neighborhood Relations can help! Discover the benefits of living off-campus and some information about on-campus housing too!
calendarThe CCIE Research Impact Showcase aims to highlight the exceptional research of graduate students and faculty across disciplines and programs within the college for academic and community partners. This event promotes scientific methods to investigate individuals’ experiences to improve humankind and employs both quantitative and qualitative methods to examine common social issues, such as: Criminal justice antecedents and consequences Healthcare …
calendarAre you interested in learning more about research? Not sure where to start or how to navigate all the programs available? This workshop will discuss how to expand your academic experience through undergraduate research, including how to get started by finding a faculty mentor. This session is open to all majors. Questions? Feel free to contact the Office of Undergraduate Research …
calendarHere's a New Year Resolution that's Good For Your Budget! Come and check out Couponing 101: Healthy Doesn't Have To Be Expensive. Learn the basics of couponing and save money on grocery items during our Couponing 101 Workshops.
calendarThere are many problems we face in the modern technology landscape. Questions about privacy, safety, and censorship have been asked about social media services and, recently, AI. But what’s the problem, really? As leaders, it’s important to recognize the underlying issues we face with modern technology, so we can make maximal impact towards a humane future. This program will overview …
calendarJoin us for free group counseling led by UCF Social Work Professor Estelli Ramos (MSW, MDiv). This group seeks to offer mental health support in a safe environment to share common issues of concern. It offers a judgement free zone where you can connect, learn, and support one another. Open to all. This group meets Thursdays at 4:30pm in the …
calendarLearn about the table-top role playing game "Dungeons and Dragons" in this 90 minute miniature adventure! Learn about the history of the game, how the basic mechanics work, and work together as a group to overcome the challenges and monsters of the dungeon. You don't need to bring anything except your imagination. Candy will be awarded if the players succeed …
calendarHead Space explores identities and histories, contemporary issues, emotional and physical spaces using a variety of mediums and processes. The exhibition showcases the thesis work of Master of Fine Arts candidates in the Studio Art & Design MFA track at the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design: Alexander Alvarez, Matthew Dunn, Elaheh Jazemi, Njeri Kinuthia, Olivia Van Natta, and Jim Wysolmierski. Alexander …
calendarHead Space explores identities and histories, contemporary issues, emotional and physical spaces using a variety of mediums and processes. The exhibition showcases the thesis work of Master of Fine Arts candidates in the Studio Art & Design MFA track at the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design: Alexander Alvarez, Matthew Dunn, Elaheh Jazemi, Njeri Kinuthia, Olivia Van Natta, and Jim Wysolmierski. Exhibition …
calendarJoin us for an open and inclusive discussion group for all 1st year students led by upperclassmen student leaders. The bible study meets in our space Thursdays at 6:30pm. Important Dates: March 21st: No Freshley (spring break)
calendarDr. Malaret's LDR3950 class will coordinate a panel discussion with LEAD Scholars Academy Alumni reflecting on their leadership journeys.
calendarThese two lectures explore moral psychology in Islamic thought with guest speakers Dr. Atif Khalil and Imam Tariq Rasheed. Topics include the evolution of subjectivity in early Islamic piety, the nuances of moral consciousness, and the stages of self-awareness as described in Islamic intellectual history and its earliest sources. This series will explore the evolving nature of the self in …
calendarJoin us for a great time of worship, teaching, and fellowship! We will be having lots of fun with games, activities, and snacks! Can't wait to see you there. Doors open at 7 pm for fellowship; worship starts at 7:30 pm.
calendarKeith Koons, Professor of Music, Graduate Coordinator and Associate Director of the School of Performing Arts, performs a clarinet recital on the UCF main campus. Dr. Koons is a frequent recitalist and chamber musician, often featuring new music and premiere performances. He has held the position of Principal Clarinet with the Brevard Symphony Orchestra in Melbourne, FL since 1992, and …
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