GKT Workshops
Student Research Week kicks off Monday, March 28 with a two-day blitz of virtual research presentations that will provide updates on 37 active research projects funded by UCF’s Seed Funding program. The UCF community is invited to attend the virtual presentations. An RSVP is needed to obtain the link to join the sessions. The times and topics covered each day …
Workshop/ConferenceStudent Government Executive Branch Meeting
Workshop/ConferenceSpring 2022 BFA Exhibition I provides the opportunity for senior undergraduate students majoring in book arts, ceramics, drawing, illustration, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture to share their research and artistic practice. Exhibition Dates: March 24 - April 7, 2022 Opening Reception: Thursday, March 24 from 5-7 p.m. Register HereNeed help registering? Contact the UCF Box Office: 407.823.1500 Additional programming and virtual exhibition links …
Workshop/ConferenceLet’s Be Clear is offering a series of virtual and in person leadership opportunities through our Violence Prevention Certificate Series to teach students how to support and care for fellow Knights. This series of workshops provides students with an understanding of topics related to interpersonal violence, Title IX, safety, and how to connect students who may be impacted. Students who …
Workshop/ConferenceThis workshop will help Student Scholar Symposium presenters develop their presentations in a way that can be easily conveyed to the broad UCF community.
Workshop/ConferenceCome to the Italian language chat to improve your Italian communication skills and meet new friends. This activity is for students who want to improve their Italian skills, and native speakers are welcome. It is offered every Monday in Trevor Colbourn Hall, room 358B.
Workshop/ConferenceGetting started on a writing assignment, and don’t know where to begin? The Drafting Lab can help! No appointments are 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!
Workshop/ConferenceJoin two CAPS therapists as we share our journeys with selecting a career in the helping profession. Learn tips and strategies for selecting a major, graduate program, or mentor, and learn about the challenges we overcame. Feel free to ask questions as we want to support YOU in your path of self-discovery and career exploration. Join in at bit.ly/CAPSWOW This …
Workshop/ConferenceClimate change is a real and growing threat that will impact everything from food and water security to coastal infrastructure and biodiversity. UCF faculty, local government leaders and students join a world-wide effort to learn more and discuss the implications of climate change and approaches to mitigating and adapting to this global problem. All are welcome. Please RSVP Here SCHEDULE:2:00 …
Workshop/ConferenceIdentify effective strategies to utilize social media in your job search and how you can use these tools to enhance your online professional brand in order to network with potential employers. For additional tips, strategies, and opportunities to build employability skills during this time, check out our online resource, Career Toolkit for COVID-19 (https://bit.ly/CareersCOVID19).
Workshop/ConferenceA virtual workshop that will discuss to the undergraduate students wellness and how to relax.This is a free live workshop where you learn many ways to release stress from your body, mind, and soul. It will be useful for you not only as a student but also as an entrepreneur or even if you are on a vacation:→ Learn coaching …
Workshop/ConferencePlease join us a for an interactive workshop learning about the fundamental principles involved in Hydroponic food production. This workshop will provide a bried synopsis of the various forms of hydroponics along with the pros and cons. In addition this presentation will provide insight into the various urban agriculture programs and resources available to UCF students! Workshop will meet at …
Workshop/ConferenceThe Research Council recommends policies with respect to the research activities, facilities, personnel, and patents.
Workshop/ConferenceRichard Nixon was the eager and willing continuation, even dramatic expansion of the moderate or liberal trajectory of the Republican Party under the leadership of Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York, and then President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Upon his election as president, Nixon proposed or achieved sweeping social policies that would have secured the safety net under Americans living at …
Workshop/ConferenceLevel Up is designed for individuals registered with UCF CARD, ages 18-24, with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), ready to leave high school, entering college or the work field. Level Up focuses on enhancing participants’ skills to become successful independent members of our community by increasing their self-management and organizational skills, employment skills, life skills and social skills. Group meets every …
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