Dr. Hsin-Hsiung 'Bill' Huang (UCF School of Data, Mathematical, and Statistical Sciences) will speak on "Bayesian Sparse Mixed-Response Species Distribution Models with Spatial Dependence" at this week's seminar.
Abstract: Ecological monitoring programs increasingly record continuous, binary and count responses at common sites. We develop a Bayesian species distribution model for such mixed ecological responses, using a shared row-sparse coefficient matrix, Pólya–Gamma augmentation for binary and negative-binomial components, Gaussian updates for continuous components, and a low-rank representation of spatial or spatio-temporal structure. Raw environmental variables are expanded through a deterministic maximum-entropy-style feature dictionary before joint shrinkage is applied. The model preserves response-family-specific likelihoods while allowing common environmental structure and residual dependence across responses. Controlled simulations show that the one-step and screened two-step estimators recover sparse coefficient rows and improve binary discrimination relative to response-wise sparse regressions when the data-generating mechanism contains shared sparsity and cross-response dependence. Heat maps, support-recovery summaries and residual maps diagnose sensitivity to spatial rank, count calibration and screening choices. The ecological analyses clarify the intended use. FishGlob motivates the full mixed-response survey problem, family-specific diagnostics and dependence visualization. The African elephant occurrence-background benchmark shows why the Bernoulli special case must use the full spatial-sparse predictor rather than an environment-only sparse ablation: a strong spatial gradient cannot be represented adequately by sparse environmental features alone. After adding the spatial-basis component and training-fold probability calibration, the proposed Bernoulli implementation has the strongest blocked cross-validation area under the receiver operating characteristic curve, Brier score and log score among the fitted elephant comparators. The method is most useful for high-dimensional mixed-response learning with interpretable shared sparsity and explicit spatial adjustment.
Short Bio: Dr. Hsin-Hsiung “Bill” Huang is a Professor in Statistics and Data Science at the University of Central Florida (UCF). He earned his Ph.D. in Statistics from the University of Illinois at Chicago, an M.S. in Statistics from the Georgia Institute of Technology, an M.S. in Mathematics from National Taiwan University, and dual B.A./B.S. degrees (Economics and Mathematics) also from National Taiwan University. Dr. Huang’s research interests include Bayesian ultrahigh-dimensional variable selection, matrix- and tensor-variate regression, clustering, classification, and dimension reduction, with a focus on developing new statistical methods for complex, large-scale data. His recent projects encompass spatiotemporal modeling, novel neuroimaging reconstruction algorithms, and threat detection. His work has been supported by multiple grants from the National Science Foundation’s Algorithms for Threat Detection (ATD) program, where he serves as principal investigator (including NSF DMS-1924792 and DMS-2318925), as well as by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), where he is a co-investigator on a National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) R01 award (1R01NS133094-01A1).
]]>Date: Sept 1
Time: 2pm - 4pm
Location: DPAC 161, UCF Downtown
]]>October 28: NO EVENT
For more details, visit the Library's event page.
]]>For UCF employees use the Register Now button to register on Workday.
For students use the [Open Virtual Location Link ] to join the waiting room.
]]>This talk will discuss the methods of food studies that illuminate the global influences in Indian cuisine and the funding opportunities like Fulbright that make this research possible.
Moderated by Ty Matejowsky, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Anthropology, UCF
Refreshments provided.
]]>Grab a seat, make a friend, repeat!Whether you want to make a new friend, have a new study buddy, or make a new LinkedIn connection, the possibilities are endless.
Join us for a night of making new connections, competitions, and the best vibes.
Wednesday, September 2 at 6 p.m
Key West Ballroom
]]>You can make it happen right here at UCF through COIL: Collaborative Online International Learning. This type of virtual exchange connects UCF students with international peers, creating a shared, collaborative learning environment in your course.
With the combined support of UCF Global and the Division of Digital Learning, we make it simple to design and implement these life-changing international experiences right into your existing curriculum.
This event is for faculty, faculty support staff and leaders interested in global learning initiatives. Attend one of our upcoming informational sessions to learn how you can partner with an international colleague and join the next faculty cohort.
In this workshop, you'll learn to:
navigate the ThingLink interface to upload, organize, and manage course media.
create interactive learning experiences using images, videos, 3D models, and virtual tours.
apply basic digital accessibility best practices when designing interactive content.
share ThingLink projects and review analytics to evaluate learner engagement.
This workshop is limited to faculty, staff and GTA's only.
]]>The 2026 campaign marks the 20th season of the Acrisure Bounce House. For the most up-to-date information about UCF football, please visit ucfknights.com/sports/football.
]]>Trip Location: Fackler, AL
Trip Cost: $115
Registration Opens: Friday, August 21 at 12:00 PM
Registration Closes: Monday, August 31 at 12:00 PM
Register for this trip in the UCF RWC app or through the UCF RWC Membership Portal website. All trips are now first-come, first-served. All trips will open 2 weeks before the first day of the trip. If the trip is full, you can register for the waitlist using the link above.
Pre-Trip Date & Time: Monday, August 31 at 7:30 PM
Trip Description: Step beneath the surface and explore one of the Southeast's most incredible cave systems at Tumbling Rock Cave Preserve. We'll spend the day navigating underground passages, scrambling over rocks, squeezing through narrow sections, and discovering massive cave rooms filled with unique formations. Above ground, we'll enjoy a scenic hike through the surrounding mountains before relaxing around camp with new friends. If you're looking for an unforgettable adventure that's equal parts challenge and exploration, this trip is for you.
What's Included: All of our adventures include all necessary gear for the activity (camping gear, helmets, knee pads, gloves, and day packs), transportation to/from the activity, and professional guidance by OA Trip Leaders. All staff are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED, and most are certified Wilderness First Responders. Meals will be provided on this trip; all menus will take dietary restrictions/preferences and allergies into account. Occasionally, groups will eat at restaurants while traveling. These meals are not included in your trip cost. Your Trip Leaders will inform you of any meals not included in the trip price.
What's Not Included:Participants should wear athletic clothing, appropriate footwear, and bring personal water/snacks. A full packing list will be provided at the Pre-Trip Meeting.
Tentative Itinerary (time and activities are subject to change):
Trip Location: Cumberland Island, St. Mary’s, GA
Trip Cost: Free!
Registration Opens: Friday, August 21 - 12:00PM
Registration Closes: Tuesday, September 1 - 12:00PM
Register for this trip in the UCF RWC app or through the UCF RWC Membership Portal website. All trips are now first-come, first-served. All trips will open 2 weeks before the first day of the trip. If the trip is full, you can register for the waitlist using the link above.
Pre-Trip Date & Time: Tuesday, September 1 - 6:00PM
Trip Description: Georgia’s largest and southernmost barrier island, Cumberland Island, is full of history and mystery. Join us as we explore the island with our homes on our backs on this moderate level backpacking trip. We will hike multiple miles each day and plan to camp at primitive campgrounds. This trip is best for someone with a seriously adventurous spirit who is able to hike while carrying 40-50lbs! This trip is funded by the National Park Trust, a partner of Outdoor Adventure, that works to get people exploring and celebrating public lands while also lowering the barrier to entry!
What’s Included: All of our adventures include all necessary gear for the activity (including camping gear, backpacks, backpacking equipment, etc.), transportation to/from the activity, and professional guidance by OA Trip Leaders. All staff are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED, and most are certified Wilderness First Responders. Meals will be provided on this trip; all menus will take dietary restrictions/preferences and allergies into account. Occasionally, groups may eat at restaurants while traveling. These meals are not included in your trip cost. Your Trip Leaders will inform you of any meals not included in the trip price.
What’s Not Included: Participants should wear athletic clothing, appropriate footwear, and bring personal water/snacks. A full packing list will be provided at the Pre-Trip Meeting.
Tentative Itinerary (time and activities are subject to change):
Friday, September 4th
Saturday, September 5th
Sunday, September 6th
Monday, September 7th
These talks provide an opportunity to get to know — and collaborate with — our faculty who are advancing innovations in all areas of engineering and computer science, including smart city technology, aerospace, energy, modeling and simulation, medicine, advanced materials, cyber security, and more. Each faculty presenter will narrate as they share illustrative slides.
Moderated by Subith Vasu, Ph.D. from the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, viewers can submit questions in real-time and express interest in collaborating.
The Sept. 4, 2026 presenter lineup:
We can critique:
Or ask quick career questions!
See you soon! (Can't come during this time? Visit us for in-person drop-ins Mondays and Wednesdays 10am-12pm then again 1-3pm, schedule an Appointment on Handshake, or utilize vmock.com/ucf 24/7)
]]>Outdoor Adventure is proud to partner with Ranger Rick’s SCUBA Adventure, one of the most experienced SCUBA DIVE outfitters, for our entry-level NAUI SCUBA certification course. This course is available for students who are currently enrolled and taking classes at UCF. We are currently working on adding access to our certifications for RWC Members, UCF Faculty and Staff, and Valencia students.
Upon successful completion of this course and check-out dives, graduates are considered competent to engage in open water diving activities without supervision, provided the diving activities and the areas dived approximate those of training. No previous SCUBA experience is required; however, basic swimming skills are necessary to complete the course.
Cost
The total cost of the certification is $400 with $60 due at the time of registration. The rest of the price is due the first weekend of the certification paid to Ranger Rick SCUBA Adventures. If you pay with card there is an extra $5 charge for fees making the total $405.
Schedule
To receive the SCUBA certification, you must complete two consecutive weekends of training.
All itinerary times can be changed by the instructor as needed. Here is the general itinerary:
Registration & Refund Policies
The registration deadline for each course is the Wednesday before the first weekend. Participants may request a refund for their deposit, or to be transferred to another certification month, until the Outdoor Adventure Center closes on that day. No refunds or transfers will be given after the registration deadline, regardless of the reason. Participants are allowed up to 1 free transfer; after that, the participant must pay another deposit. Failure to be on time for class sessions, pool sessions, and/or dives may result in complete forfeiture of all payments. In the event that Outdoor Adventure or the SCUBA program cancels a course due to weather, insufficient participation, etc, participants will receive a full refund.
You can register and pay your deposit online here! Registration will open ~3 months before the class date. You can also come into the Outdoor Adventure Center during open hours to register in person online.
]]>A limited number of free tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and distributed at UCF Downtown. If you don't want to take your chances, you may purchase discounted tickets through the exclusive link.
On match day, park on campus in the Parramore Garage with a valid UCF virtual permit and join the group walk with your fellow Knights to the official UCF Downtown tailgating party at the stadium. Complimentary refreshments and spin-to-win swag and match experiences available.
Don't forget to wear your black and gold! #GKCO
]]>This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
]]>Swing by whenever — grab a cookie, meet your future professors, and find out what a language
major or minor can actually do for you!
Trevor Colbourn Hall, Conference Room 358B
What's waiting for you:
Cookies \\ Snacks & drinks \\ A special souvenir \\ Real professors!
No sign-up, no speeches — just drop in whenever works for you. Come curious, leave knowing exactly what languages at UCF can open up for you: study abroad, careers, new friends, and way more than you'd expect.
✨ Free food. Free merch. Zero pressure.✨
Day 1
Tuesday, September 8th, 2026
10 AM – 3 PM
Day 2
Wednesday, September 9th, 2026
10 AM – 12 PM
Thank you, and we hope to see you there!
]]>Each participant who successfully completes the course will earn an American Red Cross certificate in Adult First Aid, CPR with AED. The certificate is valid for two years.
To register for this class please call 407-823-2408, or walk into the RWC administrative office between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and someone will assist you!
]]>For more information, visit the Library's event page.
]]>Dr. Zhisheng Shuai (UCF School of Data, Mathematical, and Statistical Sciences) will speak on "The Mathematics of Spatial Ecology and Epidemiology: A Perspective from Matrix and Graph Theory" at this week's seminar.
Abstract: Understanding how spatial and temporal heterogeneity influences population and disease dynamics is a central challenge in ecology and epidemiology. In this talk, we explore mathematical approaches that connect matrix theory, graph theory, and differential equations to model and analyze these complex systems. In particular, we demonstrate how generalized inverses and related linear algebra and graph theory tools can quantify variability in population persistence, growth rates, and disease invasibility across heterogeneous habitats. By integrating these techniques with differential equation models, we examine the effects of habitat structure, resource distribution, and migration on population stability and disease spread. The talk highlights how mathematical frameworks provide novel insights into ecological resilience, conservation strategies, and infectious disease management, illustrating to a general audience the interplay between mathematical theory and real-world biological systems.
Short Bio: Dr. Zhisheng Shuai is a Professor of Mathematics in the School of Data, Mathematical, and Statistical Sciences at the University of Central Florida (UCF). Prior to joining UCF in 2012, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Master’s Degree in Applied Mathematics at the Northeast Normal University, China. He then earned his PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Alberta, before completing an NSERC Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Victoria, supported by the prestigious Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. Dr. Shuai’s research focuses on mathematical ecology and epidemiology, differential equations, and dynamical systems. His current research investigates how various mathematical modeling approaches can be used to study the complex dynamics of infectious diseases. Beyond his research, Dr. Shuai has played a significant role in UCF’s Mathematical Modeling curriculum and has led efforts to recruit and train UCF teams, resulting in impressive ranking in various math modeling competitions. He has been honored with the UCF Teaching Incentive Program (TIP) award for his outstanding teaching. Dr. Shuai also serves as a reviewer for several research journals, including the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) Journals on Applied Mathematics, Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems, among many others.
]]>Transfer Application deadline dates:
This program takes place every tuesday at 7:30pm in GEX II from September 8th- September 22nd.
]]>Swing by whenever — grab a cookie, meet your future professors, and find out what a language
major or minor can actually do for you!
Trevor Colbourn Hall, Conference Room 358B
What's waiting for you:
Cookies \\ Snacks & drinks \\ A special souvenir \\ Real professors!
No sign-up, no speeches — just drop in whenever works for you. Come curious, leave knowing exactly what languages at UCF can open up for you: study abroad, careers, new friends, and way more than you'd expect.
✨ Free food. Free merch. Zero pressure.✨
Day 1
Tuesday, September 8th, 2026
10 AM – 3 PM
Day 2
Wednesday, September 9th, 2026
10 AM – 12 PM
Thank you, and we hope to see you there!
]]>In this workshop, you'll learn to:
Explain the accessibility tools available within Webcourses@UCF.
Use UDOIT 4.0 to identify and prioritize accessibility issues in a Canvas course.
Correct common accessibility issues using UDOIT recommendations and the Canvas Accessibility Checker.
Apply accessible templates, student accessibility resources, and other built-in Webcourses@UCF tools to improve course accessibility.
Develop a plan for incorporating accessibility improvements into their own courses.
This workshop is limited to faculty, staff and GTA's only.
]]>Presented by Ben Keene
]]>Bring your questions and get them answered during the session! Prospective students and families are welcome.
]]>YOUR FRIEND GROUP HAS BEEN SUMMONED
Grab 3 of your friends and put your skills, speed, and teamwork to the TEST! Compete against other teams in a series of 60-second challenges. Only ONE team will beat the clock and come out on top!
TOP 3 TEAMS WIN PRIZES
Dorm essentials, Spa set, Portable fans
RSVP YOUR TEAM VIA QR CODE LINK ON INSTAGRAM (WALK-INS WELCOME WHILE SPOTS LAST)
The clock is ticking… do you have a Minute to Win It? ⏰
Wednesday, September 9th at 5:00 PM
Key West Ballroom
This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
]]>UCF students attend matches for free with valid UCF student ID.
For the most up-to-date information on the volleyball team, visit ucfknights.com.
]]>
The Joint Science and Technology Office (JSTO) within the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) will present an overview of Department of War Science and Technology efforts focused on advancing chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) detection capabilities, with particular emphasis on the development of low size, weight, and power (SWaP) microsensors.
The seminar will discuss scientific and technical challenges associated with detecting, identifying, and characterizing CBRN hazards in complex operational environments and the research needed to enable the next generation of compact, sensitive, and deployable sensing technologies. A central focus will be the development of miniaturized and low-SWaP sensors capable of supporting distributed, persistent, and autonomous detection architectures.
Topics will include emerging approaches to chemical and biological sensing and identification; microsensor and microfabrication technologies; sensor miniaturization and integration; power, sensitivity, selectivity, and performance tradeoffs; autonomous and distributed sensing; multi-modal sensor integration; and the application of data analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to improve detection and characterization.
The seminar will also explore how advances in materials science, microelectronics, photonics, nanotechnology, microfluidics, and related disciplines could contribute to future CBRN microsensor capabilities. Particular attention will be given to research that can reduce sensor size and power requirements while maintaining the performance necessary for operationally relevant detection.
The discussion is intended to introduce UCF research community to JSTO’s CBRN detection mission and technical challenges while fostering dialogue with faculty and researchers whose expertise could contribute to future low-SWaP sensing technologies and other emerging CBRN detection capabilities.
]]>Get hands on experience in the kitchen and learn how to make delicious, healthy food! You get to eat what you make and take home the leftovers too. Check out our schedule below. All classes take place under the WHPS office awning. This class is open to UCF students only!
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Space is limited.
Email Nicole.Villarreal@ucf.edu if you have food restrictions/preferences after you reserve your spot. You will receive a reply email to confirm your spot in the class. Registration opens for each month's classes on the 1st of that month.
]]>
Check in on the first floor to be connected with someone who can help you build a strong application for graduate school, law school, or health professional programs.
This signature competition supports LaunchPad's goals to reduce startup risks, broaden access to startup resources, and encourage underrepresented and under-resourced students to dream big and succeed. Join our info session to learn more about the competition and how you can apply to be one of our talented participants!
]]>Led by a UCF admission counselor, this session covers everything you need to know – from application and academic requirements to transfer credit review, scholarships, and next steps to becoming a Knight.
Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or are already planning your next move, you’ll get expert tips and valuable guidance to make your transition to UCF as smooth as possible.
Sessions are offered on select Thursdays at 4 p.m. ET.
]]>Hanna Washburn constructs sculptures from repurposed textiles, furniture, household items, and other utilitarian materials.
Sewing by hand and working intuitively, Washburn allows her forms to evolve into complex aggregates of color, pattern, and texture that gesture, emote, and hold space. With a background in traditional sewing, Washburn honors and experiments with her inherited process, employing and complicating textile techniques like quilting, embroidery, and upholstery. The use of recycled textiles and household objects spark moments of recognition, as materials once used to cover and comfort take on their own autonomy.
Washburn’s sculptures are visually and thematically pieced together; a jumble of memories, feelings, and associations that blend, clash, and overlap. In Connective Tissue, anthropomorphic forms are caught in the process of growing and changing: curvy figures are elongating and gesticulating, reaching towards each other and animating the space. Her sculptures use posture and pattern to show how much we carry in our bodies at once: joy, silliness, softness, passion, strain, and longing.
Connective Tissue also includes a selection of works on paper and small objects that comprise another aspect of Washburn’s practice. These small works are comprised of recycled paper, cardboard packaging, and other materials that are frequently discarded. All Washburn’s work is united by her form of mark-making: bright, visible hand-stitching. This visual and functional element underlines the physical, anatomical aspect of sewing and visualizes the patchwork of identity-forming.
]]>UCF students attend matches for free with valid UCF student ID.
For the most up-to-date information on the women's soccer team, visit ucfknights.com.
]]>The Process:
You will start with a belay class. This class will teach you the basics of belaying and climbing safety. You will learn the belay method that we accept at the Climbing Tower and have the chance to practice one-on-one with our Climbing Tower staff. Please wear comfortable athletic clothing. Long athletic pants are recommended but not required. You will be required to climb during the class. If you have your own climbing equipment, we encourage you to bring your equipment with you.
After demonstrating competency in safety and skills in the class, you will complete a belay test. The belay test will include questions about the information you learned in the belay class and a skills test. You must be able to properly demonstrate all technical aspects of the UCF Climbing Tower belay procedure to a Climbing Tower staff. It is possible to fail the belay test. You will be required to retake the belay test before you can be certified.
After completing the belay class and passing the belay test, you will have to complete five belay check-offs before you receive your full belay certification. These check-offs are done at the Climbing Tower during normal operating hours and are intended to confirm that you can consistently perform the UCF Climbing Tower belay procedure. To complete these check-offs, let a Climbing Tower staff know that you need to complete your check-offs and they will help you.
Once you've completed all of the above, you will receive your belay certification card. Please bring that with you to the Climbing Tower!
To Register for a Belay Class:
Sign up for your belay class at the RWC Climbing Tower front desk during normal business hours. Students can take the stairs or elevators to the first floor and go left. The desk is behind the stairs in the northeast corner of the main building.
Class registration opens two weeks before the day of the class, but participants must be registered at least 48 hours in advance. Space is limited to eight people per class.
Belay classes are free for current UCF Students and RWC Members (with an active membership). If you need to cancel your registration, you must do so no later than 48 hours before the class.
Failure to show up for the belay or climbing technique class, or cancel within the allotted time will result in a forfeit fee of $30.00.
How to Cancel:
You can cancel your belay class by going to the Climbing Tower or the Outdoor Adventure Center during open hours, or by emailing outdoor@ucf.edu.
Fall 2026 Dates:
We can critique:
Or ask quick career questions!
See you soon! (Can't come during this time? Visit us for in-person drop-ins Mondays and Wednesdays 10am-12pm then again 1-3pm, schedule an Appointment on Handshake, or utilize vmock.com/ucf 24/7)
]]>Randy Goodman is Florida's premier close-up magician as the resident magician at The Boca Raton Resort Hotel. Goodman also performs Magic Dinner Theater at Revelry Restaurant in Pompano Beach, and has worked the major resorts on the Las Vegas Strip!
Famed mathematician and magician Martin Gardner wrote more than 100 books on the intersections of math, puzzles, and magic. Since Gardner's passing in 2010, his tremendous legacy is still celebrated across the world by the organization "Gathering 4 Gardner" (G4G).
Randy Goodman was the G4G guest speaker at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) back in November 2025. He has arrived at UCF to perform professional-level magic tricks that sample the unique makings of Martin Gardner's work.
FREE PIZZA - and yes, ALL WILL BE REVEALED!
]]>Trip Location: Cocoa Beach, FL
Trip Cost: $40
Registration Opens: Saturday, August 29 at 12:00 PM
Registration Closes: Wednesday, September 9 at 12:00 PM
Register for this trip in the UCF RWC app or through the UCF RWC Membership Portal website. All trips are now first-come, first-served. All trips will open 2 weeks before the first day of the trip. If the trip is full, you can register for the waitlist using the link above.
Pre-Trip Date & Time: Wednesday, September 9 at 6:00 PM
Trip Description: Want to catch your first wave? Outdoor Adventure's Learn to Surf trip is the perfect place to start. Our trip leaders will introduce you to the basics — paddling, popping up, ocean safety, and reading the waves — all while you enjoy a day at one of Florida's classic surf beaches. Come soak up the sun, splash in the water, and ride your first wave!
What's Included: All of our adventures include all necessary gear for the activity (including surfboards, leashes, and rash guards) and professional guidance by OA Trip Leaders. All staff are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED, and most are certified Wilderness First Responders.
What's Not Included: Participants should wear a swimsuit, appropriate footwear, and bring personal water/snacks. We also suggest a towel and a change of clothing. Meals are not provided on this trip. A full packing list will be provided at the Pre-Trip Meeting.
Tentative Itinerary (time and activities are subject to change):
UCF students attend matches for free with valid UCF student ID.
For the most up-to-date information on the volleyball team, visit ucfknights.com.
]]>Trip Location: Cocoa Beach, FL
Trip Cost: $40
Registration Opens: Sunday, August 30 at 12:00 PM
Registration Closes: Thursday, September 10 at 12:00 PM
Register for this trip in the UCF RWC app or through the UCF RWC Membership Portal website. All trips are now first-come, first-served. All trips will open 2 weeks before the first day of the trip. If the trip is full, you can register for the waitlist using the link above.
Pre-Trip Date & Time: Thursday, September 10 at 6:30 PM
Trip Description: Want to catch your first wave? Outdoor Adventure's Learn to Surf trip is the perfect place to start. Our trip leaders will introduce you to the basics — paddling, popping up, ocean safety, and reading the waves — all while you enjoy a day at one of Florida's classic surf beaches. Come soak up the sun, splash in the water, and ride your first wave!
What's Included: All of our adventures include all necessary gear for the activity (including surfboards, leashes, and rash guards) and professional guidance by OA Trip Leaders. All staff are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED, and most are certified Wilderness First Responders.
What's Not Included: Participants should wear a swimsuit, appropriate footwear, and bring personal water/snacks. We also suggest a towel and a change of clothing. Meals are not provided on this trip. A full packing list will be provided at the Pre-Trip Meeting.
Tentative Itinerary (time and activities are subject to change):
Do you want to go to graduate school and want to be a competitive applicant?
Are you looking for experiences that will make you more competitive for your dream job?
Panel (Office of Undergraduate Research, Honors Research, High Impact Practices, and Graduate Student Life) followed by Poster Showcase with Research Opportunities. Take your first step to getting involved in undergraduate research at UCF!
]]>This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
]]>Register: https://ucf.zoom.us/meeting/register/oi9QB50eQfSHf26GHtEIhgTake your Spanish beyond the classroom and experience Barcelona firsthand!
Carolina Salazar, M.A.
Instructor of Spanish
Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
University of Central Florida
Come by and create your own CAB CUB ✨While you get to learn more about the 7 committees that make up the Campus Activities Board you’ll be able to collect trinkets for your CAB Cub!
This is a perfect chance to get to know the directors and current volunteers and see how YOU can join
Monday, September 14 at 7:00 p.m
Cape Florida Ballroom, 3rd floor Student Union
]]>
Dr. Christen H. Fleming (UCF Biology) will speak on "Scaling individual-level movement models up to the population level" at this week's seminar.
Abstract: Animal tracking data have transformed our ability to quantify movement processes at the level of individual organisms, yet their ability to inform population-level processes remains limited. In this talk, I will give a brief introduction to continuous-time stochastic processes models of animal movement and present multiple approaches to generalizing this framework to population-level modeling. In particular, I will cover quantifying the population-level variation in individual movement/behavioral characteristics, estimating population spatial distributions or ‘population ranges’, and integrating individual-level movement data into species distribution models of habitat suitability.
Short Bio: Dr. Christen H. Fleming is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biology with a highly interdisciplinary background. He completed his Bachelor of Science at the University of South Alabama, majoring in Physics, Mathematics and Statistics, and obtained his Ph.D. in Physics at the University of Maryland. Dr. Fleming then became a postdoctoral researcher, fellow, and, finally, research associate at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, where he developed and continues to lead the “continuous-time movement modeling” (ctmm) R software package, along with ctmm associated labs at the Center for Advanced Systems Understanding, the University of Maryland, the University of British Columbia, and the University of Arizona. ctmm is an award-winning statistical analysis package for animal tracking data, wherein tracked animal locations are modeled as a continuous-time stochastic process that is discretely sampled in time. Dr. Fleming currently heads the Ecoinformatics Lab, which works on the development and application of analytic methods for ecological, environmental, and evolutionary data, with a strong focus on addressing conservation needs. The general aim of the Ecoinformatics Lab is to resolve how abundant, yet complex data can be used to inform conservation and management, through the combination of mathematical, statistical, and computational approaches.
]]>For more information, visit the Library's event page. Registration is recommended.
]]>This signature competition supports LaunchPad's goals to reduce startup risks, broaden access to startup resources, and encourage underrepresented and under-resourced students to dream big and succeed. Join our info session to learn more about the competition and how you can apply to be one of our talented participants!
]]>This program takes place every tuesday at 7:30pm in GEX II from September 8th- September 22nd.
]]>Welcome to the French café! Come and chat with your colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere.(For students at the 2000 level (intermediate) or higher, or French speakers)
Dates and Times:Wednesdays from 10h30 to 11h30 ROOM TCH 358BDates
For more information, contact Julie.Pomerleau@ucf.edu
]]>UCF CCIE Centers and Institutes will be highlighted:
Part of the CCIE Virtual Bi-Weekly Research Circles series, fostering collaboration and the exchange of research ideas across CCIE and the university.
]]>Each participant who successfully completes the course will earn an American Red Cross certificate in Adult First Aid, CPR with AED. The certificate is valid for two years.
To register for this class please call 407-823-2408, or walk into the RWC administrative office between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and someone will assist you!
]]>This session will provide you with an overview of the program requirements, criteria, and best practices. All students who are considering an application to this fellowship program are encouraged to attend.
]]>October 28: NO EVENT
For more details, visit the Library's event page.
]]>Take this time to learn about what to expect and ease your nerves by preparing your Elevator Pitch, Get ready to talk with Employers, and learn some tips to make your time at the event a success.
Preference to attendees that register in advance as the room can only fit up to 50 people.
This is a FAST PASS eligible event but you must check in on time and attend the entire presentation.
]]>For UCF employees use the Register Now button to register on Workday.
For students use the [Open Virtual Location Link ] to join the waiting room.
]]>Workshop is hosted by UCF Student Academic Resource Center (SARC). Open to all UCF students - no prior experience with Genio needed.
]]>In this workshop, you'll learn to:
Analyze what an assignment currently asks students to practice and demonstrate.
Use an AI-generated response as a diagnostic tool for identifying generic, hidden, or underdeveloped student thinking.
Define the “human signature” the assignment should elicit, such as judgment, context, interpretation, decision-making, or lived experience.
Revise an assignment to make student thinking and process more visible.
Identify a next step for aligning assessment criteria, process scaffolding, or AI-use guidance with the redesigned activity.
This workshop is limited to online credentialed faculty.
]]>Join us at the 2026 UCF Graduate Fair on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Cape Florida and Key West Ballrooms of the UCF Student Union. This free, open-house event features representatives from more than 200 graduate programs, giving you the opportunity to connect with faculty and staff, learn about programs, and get your questions answered all in one place. Take the next step toward your future and discover what's possible at UCF Graduate Studies.
]]>This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
]]>The Business Industry Day is designed to connect students with industry professionals to help students get career ready. Employer representatives will be on hand to assist with one-on-one resume reviews and interview preparation sessions.
Please bring an updated copy of your resume for recruiters to review.
Students are not required to attend for the entire duration of the event. Students can show up anytime during the designated session times. The session will be conducted on a first come, first-served drop-in basis. As employer representatives become available, students will be paired 1-1 to conduct a 15-20 minute session of their choosing and are free to leave after the session is complete.
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Pick up your voucher on the way out from the session! Limited quantities available.
*Employer attendance and event scheduling subject to change.
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This workshop is APPROVED for GEB points.
As per the College of Business, to get credit for 5 GEB points, you must:
The Arts, Education, & Human Services Industry Day is designed to connect students with industry professionals to help students get career ready. Employer representatives will be on site to assist with one-on-one resume reviews and interview preparation sessions.
Please bring an updated copy of your resume for recruiters to review.
Students are not required to attend for the entire duration of the event. Students can show up anytime during the designated session times. The session will be conducted on a first come, first-served drop-in basis. As employer representatives become available, students will be paired 1-1 to conduct a 15-20 minute session of their choosing and are free to leave after the session is complete.
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Pick up your voucher on the way out from the session! Limited quantities available.
*Employer attendance and event scheduling subject to change.
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Check in on the first floor to be connected with someone who can help you build a strong application for graduate school, law school, or health professional programs.
UCF handles Financial Aid, Payments, Deadlines, and Scholarships much differently than your institution does.
Attend this workshop to help you make “cents” of your transfer.
Session topics include:
You can make it happen right here at UCF through COIL: Collaborative Online International Learning. This type of virtual exchange connects UCF students with international peers, creating a shared, collaborative learning environment in your course.
With the combined support of UCF Global and the Division of Digital Learning, we make it simple to design and implement these life-changing international experiences right into your existing curriculum.
This event is for faculty, faculty support staff and leaders interested in global learning initiatives. Attend one of our upcoming informational sessions to learn how you can partner with an international colleague and join the next faculty cohort.
Come to enjoy an evening of dance, food and live music as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and interact with various Hispanic organizations.
]]>UCF students attend matches for free with valid UCF student ID.
For the most up-to-date information on the women's soccer team, visit ucfknights.com.
]]>These talks provide an opportunity to get to know — and collaborate with — our faculty who are advancing innovations in all areas of engineering and computer science, including smart city technology, aerospace, energy, modeling and simulation, medicine, advanced materials, cyber security, and more. Each faculty presenter will narrate as they share illustrative slides.
Moderated by Subith Vasu, Ph.D. from the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, viewers can submit questions in real-time and express interest in collaborating.
The Sept. 18, 2026 presenter lineup:
Presented by John Aedo, Ph.D.
]]>September 18, 2026 | 5:00 PMNSC 145
UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Nouvelle Vague (Richard Linklater)Richard Linklater's playful and poignant tribute to cinema reimagines the making of Jean-Luc Godard's groundbreaking New Wave masterpiece, Breathless, celebrating the creativity and energy that transformed French filmmaking. Admission is free.
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UCF Francophone Film Festival Presents: Promis le ciel/Promised Sky (Erige Sehiri)Marie, an Ivorian pastor and former journalist living in Tunisia, opens her home to three migrant women from different generations: Naney, Jolie, and young Kenza, the sole survivor of a refugee shipwreck. Together, they form an improvised family and confront poverty, uncertainty, and the search for belonging while supporting one another through life's challenges. Admission is free.
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UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Ni chaînes ni maîtres/No Chains No Masters (Simon Moutaïrou)Massamba and his daughter Mati, enslaved on a colonial plantation, devise a daring escape plan. As they pursue their freedom, they face formidable obstacles in this powerful historical drama about resistance, courage, and human dignity. Admission is free.
October 1, 2026 | 7:00 PM - Location: Aloma Cinema Grill, 2155 Aloma Ave, Winter Park UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Jeunes mères/Young Mothers (Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne)Set in a maternity shelter in Belgium, this moving drama follows five teenage mothers as they navigate poverty, addiction, family challenges, and uncertainty while striving to build better futures for themselves and their children. Admission is free.
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UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Partir un jour/Leave One Day (Amélie Bonnin)Cécile is on the verge of opening her dream gourmet restaurant when her father's heart attack forces her to return to her hometown. Away from the pace of Paris and reunited with her teenage crush, she finds herself confronting memories that challenge her plans and reshape her future. Admission is free.
]]>We can critique:
Or ask quick career questions!
See you soon! (Can't come during this time? Visit us for in-person drop-ins Mondays and Wednesdays 10am-12pm then again 1-3pm, schedule an Appointment on Handshake, or utilize vmock.com/ucf 24/7)
]]>Through our Blackstone LaunchPad, we have access to a career-readiness and internship platform, BASTA. For a limited time only, you can gain access to a free year of LinkedIn Premium. Pop by between 2:30 - 4 PM to ask any questions and/or get support on engagement with BASTA.
Snacks provided!
]]>September 18, 2026 | 5:00 PMNSC 145
UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Nouvelle Vague (Richard Linklater)Richard Linklater's playful and poignant tribute to cinema reimagines the making of Jean-Luc Godard's groundbreaking New Wave masterpiece, Breathless, celebrating the creativity and energy that transformed French filmmaking. Admission is free.
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UCF Francophone Film Festival Presents: Promis le ciel/Promised Sky (Erige Sehiri)Marie, an Ivorian pastor and former journalist living in Tunisia, opens her home to three migrant women from different generations: Naney, Jolie, and young Kenza, the sole survivor of a refugee shipwreck. Together, they form an improvised family and confront poverty, uncertainty, and the search for belonging while supporting one another through life's challenges. Admission is free.
September 25, 2026 | 5:00 PMNSC 145
UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Ni chaînes ni maîtres/No Chains No Masters (Simon Moutaïrou)Massamba and his daughter Mati, enslaved on a colonial plantation, devise a daring escape plan. As they pursue their freedom, they face formidable obstacles in this powerful historical drama about resistance, courage, and human dignity. Admission is free.
October 1, 2026 | 7:00 PM - Location: Aloma Cinema Grill, 2155 Aloma Ave, Winter Park UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Jeunes mères/Young Mothers (Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne)Set in a maternity shelter in Belgium, this moving drama follows five teenage mothers as they navigate poverty, addiction, family challenges, and uncertainty while striving to build better futures for themselves and their children. Admission is free.
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UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Partir un jour/Leave One Day (Amélie Bonnin)Cécile is on the verge of opening her dream gourmet restaurant when her father's heart attack forces her to return to her hometown. Away from the pace of Paris and reunited with her teenage crush, she finds herself confronting memories that challenge her plans and reshape her future. Admission is free.
]]>Trip Location: Deland, FL
Trip Cost: $40
Registration Opens: Saturday, September 5 at 12:00 PM
Registration Closes: Wednesday, September 16 at 12:00 PM
Register for this trip in the UCF RWC app or through the UCF RWC Membership Portal website. All trips are now first-come, first-served. All trips will open 2 weeks before the first day of the trip. If the trip is full, you can register for the waitlist using the link above.
Pre-Trip Date & Time: Wednesday, September 16 at 7:00 PM
Trip Description: Float through the peaceful waterways surrounding Hontoon Island State Park on one of Florida's most scenic paddling adventures. We'll explore the St. Johns River and quiet backwater channels while keeping an eye out for manatees, turtles, wading birds, and other native wildlife. Whether it's your first time on the water or you're an experienced paddler, this relaxed trip is the perfect way to experience one of Central Florida's hidden gems.
What's Included: All of our adventures include all necessary gear for the activity (including vessels, paddles, and PFDs), transportation to/from the activity, and professional guidance by OA Trip Leaders. All staff are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED, and most are certified Wilderness First Responders.
What's Not Included: Participants should wear athletic clothing (swimsuits, dry fit clothing), appropriate footwear (shoes that fit closely to your feet and can get wet), and bring personal water/snacks. Meals are not provided on this trip. A full packing list will be provided at the Pre-Trip Meeting.
Tentative Itinerary (time and activities are subject to change):
Who should come: UCF Students & UCF Alumni (Bring your student ID). Valencia College students. FAMU Law students.
What is Suit-Up: An exclusive in store shopping event for career apparel with exclusive discounts not available to the public.
Why should you attend:
When: Saturday, September 19, 2026. 11:00 AM through 2:00 PM.
Where: The Florida Mall. 8001 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, Florida 32809. Enter via Salon Entrance to check-in and receive your discount. It is the entrance that shares a parking lot with SEARS.
How: Please bring your UCF ID. Students and alumni will be required to swipe their ID cards or provide their PID and check in via Handshake at the JCPenney Florida Mall location in order to receive their coupon.
Questions: Reach out to us! Email csevents@ucf.edu
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Pick up your Fast Pass Voucher at the check-in table. Limited quantities available and subject to run out at any time.
]]>The 2026 campaign marks the 20th season of the Acrisure Bounce House. For the most up-to-date information about UCF football, please visit ucfknights.com/sports/football.
]]>Trip Location: Cocoa Beach, FL
Registration Opens: Sunday, August 30 at 12:00 PM
Registration Closes: Tuesday, September 15 at 12:00 PM
Register for this trip in the UCF RWC app or through the UCF RWC Membership Portal website. All trips are now first-come, first-served. All UCF Global trips open 3 weeks before the first day of the trip. If the trip is full, you can register for the waitlist using the link above.
Pre-Trip Date & Time: Tuesday, September 15 at 6:00 PM
Trip Description: Discover the beauty of Florida's famous Thousand Islands from the water! We'll wind through narrow mangrove tunnels, explore sheltered lagoons, and experience one of the Space Coast's most unique coastal ecosystems. Along the way, keep an eye out for dolphins, manatees, shorebirds, and other wildlife. This beginner-friendly adventure is a great introduction to paddling and Florida's incredible natural beauty.
What's Included: All of our adventures include all necessary gear for the activity (including vessels, paddles, and PFDs), transportation to/from the activity, and professional guidance by OA Trip Leaders. All staff are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED.
What's Not Included: Participants should wear athletic clothing (swimsuits, dry fit clothing), appropriate footwear (shoes that fit closely to your feet and can get wet), and bring personal water/snacks. A full packing list will be provided at the Pre-Trip Meeting.
Tentative Itinerary (time and activities are subject to change):
6:30 AM – Arrive at Outdoor Adventure Center and travel to Thousand Islands in Cocoa Beach, FL
8:00 AM – Arrive at Thousand Islands Boat Ramp and unpack
9:00 AM-2:00 PM – Paddle about 5 miles around the Thousand Islands mangrove tunnels
2:30 PM – Load up and travel back to UCF
]]>This event helps you save money while building your professional wardrobe. Shop everything you need to finish your look for the upcoming Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO, an upcoming interview, or a new job!
Dress to Impress with Style Encore is offering a great opportunity for students and alumni to enhance their professional wardrobe. Hope you'll join us!
When: Sunday, September 20, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Where: Style Encore store Waterford Lakes. 610 N Alafaya Trail #106, Orlando, FL 32828.
Student Discount:
15% Off! Students and alumni can enjoy a 15% discount on business and business casual attire during the shopping event.
How: Students will be required to swipe their ID cards or provide their UCF ID and check in via Handshake at Style Encore Waterford Lakes location the day of the event.
Questions? Reach out to us! Email csevents@ucf.edu
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Pick up your voucher at the check-in table. Limited quantities available and subject to run out at any time.
]]>Coordinated by High-Impact Practices in collaboration with: Office of Undergraduate Research, Office of First-Generation Student Success, Dixon Career Development Center, UCF Abroad, Honors Undergraduate Research, Conexiones, Project BEST, PRIME STEM, and Graduate School Admissions.
]]>Andrew Bekemeyer, a seasoned Sports Business professional, commenced his career as a live entertainment intern with the Magic, showcasing dedication and enthusiasm. Born in Winter Garden, FL, and spending time in Altoona, Pennsylvania, and Tallahassee, FL, Andrew brings a diverse perspective. His career expertise spans ticket sales, live entertainment, and fan development, culminating in his current role as the Assistant Director of Innovation, where he continues to drive advancements in the dynamic realm of Innovation in sports business.
Zach, a dynamic Sports Business professional, born in Kingston, Jamaica, and seasoned in Miami, FL, and Toronto, Canada, began his impactful journey as an Innovation Graduate Associate with the Magic in 2021. During his college years, Zach actively contributed to major sporting events across Florida, including 2 Pro Bowls, The Daytona 500, an MLS All-star game, and a Super Bowl. His unique academic and hands-on experience positions Zach well to drive innovation forward in the ever-evolving landscape of sports business.
]]>Unleash your inner artist at Brush it Off!
Enjoy the beautiful autumn weather while painting on Trevor Colbourn Lawn We’ve got tote bags, bandanas, and more waiting for YOU to design Grab your friends and enjoy us on this day! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!
Monday, September 21st at 4 pm
Trevor Colbourn Lawn
]]>This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
]]>The Downtown Industry Day is designed to connect students with industry professionals to help students get career ready. Employer representatives will be on hand to assist with one-on-one resume reviews and interview preparation sessions.
Please bring an updated copy of your resume for recruiters to review.
Students are not required to attend for the entire duration of the event. Students can show up anytime during the designated session times. The session will be conducted on a first come, first-served drop-in basis. As employer representatives become available, students will be paired 1-1 to conduct a 15-20 minute session of their choosing and are free to leave after the session is complete.
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Pick up your voucher on the way out from the session! Limited quantities available.
*Employer attendance and event scheduling subject to change.
]]>Each participant who successfully completes the course will earn an American Red Cross certificate in Adult First Aid, CPR with AED. The certificate is valid for two years.
To register for this class please call 407-823-2408, or walk into the RWC administrative office between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and someone will assist you!
]]>Provided by the College of Graduate Studies Graduate Research and Scholarship
]]>Carolina Solomon (UCF School of Data, Mathematical, and Statistical Sciences) will speak on "Modeling the Effects of Post Infection Mortality on Malaria Dynamics" at this week's seminar.
Abstract: In 2025, the World Health Organization reported 282 million cases of malaria with approximately 610,000 being fatal. Of those fatalities, about 95% were caused by the Plasmodium falciparum strand. P. falciparum is unique, such that it can cause mortality after recovery due to long-term effects of cerebral malaria and severe anemia. To study the impact of post infection mortality (PIM), we formulated a modified susceptible, exposed, infected, and removed (SEIR) disease model for P. falciparum and investigated the change in dynamics when incorporating the PIM factor. Analytic and numerical studies demonstrate the occurrence of oscillation at parameter values induced by the joint impact of reinfection and mortality of recovered individuals. This can provide insight into public health by showing how P. falciparum disease dynamics may differ from what we previously believed and show a possible need for more long-term monitoring of recovered patients.
Short Bio: Carolina Solomon is a third-year undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at the University of Central Florida. She was supported by the 2026 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship to investigate the effect of Post Infection Mortality on malaria dynamics. She hopes to continue her research in mathematical epidemiology and work on an undergraduate honors thesis in her last year at UCF.
]]>In this workshop, you'll learn to:
Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of what the Dziuban Award committee looks for when evaluating submissions and how to effectively communicate the impact of their online teaching. Faculty will gain practical strategies for selecting evidence, highlighting instructional methods, and creating a narrative that demonstrates excellence in online teaching. Participants will also learn from previous award recipients about the approaches and examples that strengthened their submissions
This workshop is limited to online credentialed faculty.
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American Council on Exercise (ACE) certifications are well-recognized throughout the United States and the world as providing comprehensive knowledge. The ACE-GFI (Group Fitness Instructor) certification teaches you how to conduct a class, program for a group setting, and cueing exercises.
The course takes place Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 2-4 PM, September 22-November 19.
This workshop is hybrid and available both in-person and online via Zoom.
]]>This program takes place every tuesday at 7:30pm in GEX II from September 8th- September 22nd.
]]>The symposium will provide a forum for UCF faculty, post-docs, and students to present their work and exchange ideas in an informal setting, showcasing how they are leveraging advanced computational resources to advance state-of-the-art in their respective fields.
Featuring: a keynote address, invited talks, poster presentations and networking opportunities with researchers and innovators across campus.
Space is limited and registration is required to attend the event.
Please visit the 2026 UCF Research Computing Symposium web page for the full agenda and list of presenters.
]]>Provided by the College of Graduate Studies Graduate Research and Scholarship
]]>The Engineering & Technical Industry Day is designed to connect students with industry professionals to help students get career ready. Employer representatives will be on hand to assist with one-on-one resume reviews and interview preparation sessions. This hands-on approach ensures that you not only gain valuable industry knowledge but also receive practical advice tailored to enhance your professional profile. There will be two sessions between 9 AM - 12 PM. and 1 - 4 PM. Please be sure you are registered to attend the correct session based on your availability.
Please bring an updated copy of your resume for recruiters to review.
Students are not required to attend for the entire duration of the event. Students can show up anytime during the designated session times. The session will be conducted on a first come, first-served drop-in basis. As employer representatives become available, students will be paired 1-1 to conduct a 15-20 minute session of their choosing and are free to leave after the session is complete.
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Pick up your voucher on the way out from the session! Limited quantities available.
*Employer attendance and event scheduling subject to change.
]]>Featuring alumni:
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The Engineering & Technical Industry Day is designed to connect students with industry professionals to help students get career ready. Employer representatives will be on hand to assist with one-on-one resume reviews and interview preparation sessions. This hands-on approach ensures that you not only gain valuable industry knowledge but also receive practical advice tailored to enhance your professional profile. There will be two sessions between 9 AM - 12 PM and 1 PM - 4 PM. Please be sure you are registered to attend the correct session based on your availability.
Please bring an updated copy of your resume for recruiters to review.
Students are not required to attend for the entire duration of the event. Students can show up anytime during the designated session times. The session will be conducted on a first come, first-served drop-in basis. As employer representatives become available, students will be paired 1-1 to conduct a 15-20 minute session of their choosing and are free to leave after the session is complete.
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Pick up your voucher on the way out from the session! Limited quantities available.
*Employer attendance and event scheduling subject to change.
]]>Embrace your whimsical side on Whimsy Wednesday!
✨Bring your friends to create adorable felt photo frames, glittering friendship bracelets, bedazzled hair clips, unique keychains, colorful rosettes, and more! A fun-filled event awaits you and your friends … ️ WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!
Wednesday, September 23 at 3 pm
Key West Ballroom
]]>Scott Vedder is the author of Signs of a Great Résumé, a #1 best-selling résumé book on Amazon.com and Signs of a Great Interview, as well as veterans editions of each book. His expertise has been recognized with personal invitations to the White House, Pentagon, and Army War College and through his work with veteran service organizations nationwide. Scott serves as a professional speaker, expert advisor, and career transition coach specializing in helping veterans and military spouses.
]]>Bring your questions and get them answered during the session! Prospective students and families are welcome.
]]>This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
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JOIN VIA ZOOM!
The All Majors Virtual Industry Day is designed to connect students with industry professionals to help students get career ready. Employer representatives will be on hand to assist with one-on-one resume reviews and interview preparation sessions.
Please bring an updated copy of your resume for recruiters to review.
Students are not required to attend for the entire duration of the event. Students can show up anytime during the designated session times. The session will be conducted on a first come, first-served drop-in basis. As employer representatives become available, students will be paired 1-1 to conduct a 15-20 minute session of their choosing and are free to leave after the session is complete.
This event is eligible for an EXPO Fast Pass which will grant early entry to the Fall 2026 Internship & Career EXPO (11:30 AM). Information regarding pick-up will be sent to attendees at the conclusion of the virtual session. Limited quantities available.
*Employer attendance and event scheduling subject to change.
]]>Opportunity Quest helps students open new windows of opportunity by showcasing career options and resources associated with entrepreneurial careers such as freelancing, side hustling, working in small businesses, innovating roles in large organizations, or founding startups.
Central Florida is home to many Entrepreneurship Support Organizations (ESOs) that offer FREE support to individuals who are exploring and pursuing entrepreneurial careers. Don't miss your chance to learn about campus and community ESOs that help students connect to entrepreneurial mentors, money, and credentials. Improve your career readiness by pursuing entrepreneurial mindsets, skillsets, and resources needed to achieve success and "future-proof" your career.
THIS EVENT IS FOR ALL STUDENTS IN ALL PROGRAMS FROM ALL COLLEGES! WE BELIEVE ALL KNIGHTS BENEFIT FROM ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS NEEDED TO CREATE NEW OPPORTUNITIES!
Keep an eye out for the following ESOs that will be in attendance:
This event makes finding entrepreneurship resources easy, fun, and fruitful - we'll be awarding free pizza to those who meet our exhibitors (available while our generous supplies last!). Join our event and enjoy campus and community support organizations offering you FREE resources and opportunities, party music, cool students (entrepreneurial students are inspiring!) and did we mention free pizza?
Whether you are a freelancer, side-hustler, innovator, or future founder, we look forward to sharing the resources and opportunities available to help ALL UCF students thrive in uncertain times with entrepreneurial skills. Come as you are - no RSVP or dress code required! BEGIN YOUR QUEST FOR SUCCESS!
]]>Each participant who successfully completes the course will earn an American Red Cross certificate in Adult First Aid, CPR with AED. The certificate is valid for two years.
To register for this class please call 407-823-2408, or walk into the RWC administrative office between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and someone will assist you!
]]>
Check in on the first floor to be connected with someone who can help you build a strong application for graduate school, law school, or health professional programs.
American Council on Exercise (ACE) certifications are well-recognized throughout the United States and the world as providing comprehensive knowledge. The ACE-GFI (Group Fitness Instructor) certification teaches you how to conduct a class, program for a group setting, and cueing exercises.
The course takes place Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 2-4 PM, September 22-November 19.
This signature competition supports LaunchPad's goals to reduce startup risks, broaden access to startup resources, and encourage underrepresented and under-resourced students to dream big and succeed. Join our info session to learn more about the competition and how you can apply to be one of our talented participants
]]>With classes back in session, September’s Plug and Play Health Innovation Lounge will bring together students and young professionals interested in entrepreneurship, parents supporting the next generation of innovators, founders of all ages with early-stage startups, and ecosystem leaders for an engaging afternoon exploring the future of healthcare, technology, and entrepreneurship.
We’re excited to collaborate with an incredible group of community and ecosystem partners, including Bobby Agagnina, Education Ambassador at Tavistock, the Lake Nona Regional Chamber of Commerce, Cenfluence, StarterStudio, and our newest addition to the agenda, Victoria Butler, MHA, American Heart Association: Teen of Impact.
Together, we’re creating an opportunity for emerging talent to learn directly from professionals, explore career pathways, connect with entrepreneurs, and get a behind-the-scenes look at Orlando’s innovation ecosystem.
Come learn, connect, and be inspired by the people building what’s next in healthcare and innovation. Because the future of health innovation isn’t just about the technology we create, it’s about the people we empower to build it.
Admission: Free | RSVP required: REGISTER HERE
Agenda
4:00–4:30 p.m. | Welcome & Setting the Stage
An introduction to Plug and Play and Cenfluence
4:30–4:45 p.m. | Fireside Chat: “What I Wish I Knew Earlier”
A candid conversation on career journeys, lessons learned, and advice for emerging professionals.
4:45–5:00 p.m. | Guest Speaker from StarterStudio.
Sharing how they support very early-stage entrepreneurs begin their startup journey.
5:00–5:15 p.m. | Guest Speaker from American Heart Association.
Sharing what Teen of Impact is all about.
5:15–5:45 p.m. | Young Entrepreneur Startup Showcase.
Opportunity to share their companies, entrepreneurial journeys, inspirations, and lessons learned along the way.
5:45–5:50 p.m. | Interactive Q&A
5:50–6:30 p.m. | Networking & Wrap-Up
]]>Led by a UCF admission counselor, this session covers everything you need to know – from application and academic requirements to transfer credit review, scholarships, and next steps to becoming a Knight.
Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or are already planning your next move, you’ll get expert tips and valuable guidance to make your transition to UCF as smooth as possible.
Sessions are offered on select Thursdays at 4 p.m. ET.
]]>Presenters:
Florida Certified Educational Media Specialists, Polk County Public Schools
Connie Hoffmann-Davenport High School (9-12)
Nikki Slinkard-Mulberry High School (9-12)
Collaborative Intelligence: People, partnerships, and the emergence of AI in the nonprofit sector will bring together leaders, practitioners, researchers, and community partners to explore the role AI is currently playing in the nonprofit sector. Speakers will review strategies to enhance collaboration, strengthen decision-making and accelerate meaningful outcomes, while also exploring the ethical implications of AI.
Who Should Attend: Board members, program managers, staff, and volunteers
*Let’s reimagine what’s possible—together.
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UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Nouvelle Vague (Richard Linklater)Richard Linklater's playful and poignant tribute to cinema reimagines the making of Jean-Luc Godard's groundbreaking New Wave masterpiece, Breathless, celebrating the creativity and energy that transformed French filmmaking. Admission is free.
September 25, 2026 | 1:00 PMNSC 145
UCF Francophone Film Festival Presents: Promis le ciel/Promised Sky (Erige Sehiri)Marie, an Ivorian pastor and former journalist living in Tunisia, opens her home to three migrant women from different generations: Naney, Jolie, and young Kenza, the sole survivor of a refugee shipwreck. Together, they form an improvised family and confront poverty, uncertainty, and the search for belonging while supporting one another through life's challenges. Admission is free.
September 25, 2026 | 5:00 PMNSC 145
UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Ni chaînes ni maîtres/No Chains No Masters (Simon Moutaïrou)Massamba and his daughter Mati, enslaved on a colonial plantation, devise a daring escape plan. As they pursue their freedom, they face formidable obstacles in this powerful historical drama about resistance, courage, and human dignity. Admission is free.
October 1, 2026 | 7:00 PM - Location: Aloma Cinema Grill, 2155 Aloma Ave, Winter Park UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Jeunes mères/Young Mothers (Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne)Set in a maternity shelter in Belgium, this moving drama follows five teenage mothers as they navigate poverty, addiction, family challenges, and uncertainty while striving to build better futures for themselves and their children. Admission is free.
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UCF Francophone Film Festival presents: Partir un jour/Leave One Day (Amélie Bonnin)Cécile is on the verge of opening her dream gourmet restaurant when her father's heart attack forces her to return to her hometown. Away from the pace of Paris and reunited with her teenage crush, she finds herself confronting memories that challenge her plans and reshape her future. Admission is free.
]]>Presented by John Aedo, Ph.D.
]]>We can critique:
Or ask quick career questions!
See you soon! (Can't come during this time? Visit us for in-person drop-ins Mondays and Wednesdays 10am-12pm then again 1-3pm, schedule an Appointment on Handshake, or utilize vmock.com/ucf 24/7)
]]>The Boren Awards fund students to take part in immersive language and cultural experiences in world regions deemed critical to U.S. interests, including Africa, Asia, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East and jump starts a future federal career in a national security role! Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible!
Attend this session hosted by a Boren representative to learn more about this amazing opportunity and how it can work for you!
Registration is required!
]]>There will be an in-person screening and the film is also available on a virtual platform
Date: Friday, September 25
Time: 4:00 PM
Location: UCF/Main Campus/ Visual Arts Building, Room 132
View on the Virtual Platform: One week streaming from 9/26/ to 10/2
Trailer: Almost Paradise
SYPNOSIS
Spanish, Italian, English, with English subtitles
With Andrea Arcangeli, Karol Sevilla, Miguel Rodarte, Esmeralda Pimentel
What happens when a charismatic Italian “count” and social media influencer crashes Mexico’s high society?
Almost Paradise stands out as one of the most incisive and entertaining Mexican comedies of recent years. Based on Luis Spota’s classic satirical novel, the film reimagines its story for the contemporary world of Instagram fame and viral scandals.
Meet Ugo Conti: aristocrat, influencer, and master of reinvention. He arrives in Mexico and effortlessly seduces the country’s elite with impeccable style and European sophistication, becoming the ultimate symbol of malinchismo—the fascination with all things foreign—while exposing entrenched elitism and corruption with delicious irony.
But when he reunites with Frida Becker, the love of his past, Ugo is drawn into a dangerous struggle for political power. Once his secret is revealed, the same circles that once idolized him turn against him with ruthless efficiency.
]]>5:30 p.m. | Doors Open
6 - 6:30 p.m. | Outstanding Knight Nurse Awards Ceremony
6:30 - 8 p.m. | Annual Celebration
Trip Location: Apopka, FL
Trip Cost: $40
Registration Opens: Saturday, September 12 at 12:00 PM
Registration Closes: Wednesday, September 23 at 12:00 PM
Register for this trip in the UCF RWC app or through the UCF RWC Membership Portal website. All trips are now first-come, first-served. All trips will open 2 weeks before the first day of the trip. If the trip is full, you can register for the waitlist using the link above.
Pre-Trip Date & Time: Wednesday, September 23 at 7:00 PM
Trip Description:Spend the day floating down the crystal-clear waters of Rock Springs Run at Kelly Park. Relax as the gentle current carries you beneath towering trees and through one of Central Florida's most refreshing natural springs. Between tubing runs, enjoy time swimming, relaxing in the spring, and soaking up the Florida sunshine. It's the perfect escape from campus and a great way to unwind with friends.
What's Included: All of our adventures include all necessary gear for the activity (including tubes and PFDs), transportation to/from the activity, and professional guidance by OA Trip Leaders. All staff are certified in First Aid/CPR/AED, and most are certified Wilderness First Responders.
What's Not Included:Participants should wear athletic clothing (swimsuits, dry fit clothing), appropriate footwear (shoes that fit closely to your feet and can get wet), and bring personal water/snacks. Meals are not provided on this trip. A full packing list will be provided at the Pre-Trip Meeting.
Tentative Itinerary (time and activities are subject to change):
The 2026 campaign marks the 20th season of the Acrisure Bounce House. For the most up-to-date information about UCF football, please visit ucfknights.com/sports/football.
]]>Grab your crew and get ready to make some waves at PaddleFest 2026! Lake Claire is turning into UCF’s own waterfront festival, complete with paddling, yoga, a Sand Volleyball tournament, live music, giveaways, and plenty of ways to hang out between sets.
Join us at UCF’s only natural lake for one of the Recreation and Wellness Center’s favorite annual events. Admission is free, the vibes are good, and the lake is waiting.
The Lineup
Who Gets In?
PaddleFest is completely free for current UCF students, RWC members, and their guests.
Everyone is welcome to come enjoy the festival, but you must be a current UCF student to participate in the watercraft race and be eligible to win prizes.
Bring your friends, hit the water, catch some live music, and spend the day lakeside at PaddleFest 2026!
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Memories From Ground Zero centers on the powerful and deeply personal recollections of survivors of 9/11, offering a moving and intimate look at memory, loss, and resilience in the aftermath of tragedy.
A discussion will follow the screening, featuring director Rory Duffy, who will reflect on the making of the film and the stories of the survivors featured in it.
Do not miss the opportunity to experience this powerful documentary and to hear firsthand from the person who brought it to the screen.
The Process:
You will start with a belay class. This class will teach you the basics of belaying and climbing safety. You will learn the belay method that we accept at the Climbing Tower and have the chance to practice one-on-one with our Climbing Tower staff. Please wear comfortable athletic clothing. Long athletic pants are recommended but not required. You will be required to climb during the class. If you have your own climbing equipment, we encourage you to bring your equipment with you.
After demonstrating competency in safety and skills in the class, you will complete a belay test. The belay test will include questions about the information you learned in the belay class and a skills test. You must be able to properly demonstrate all technical aspects of the UCF Climbing Tower belay procedure to a Climbing Tower staff. It is possible to fail the belay test. You will be required to retake the belay test before you can be certified.
After completing the belay class and passing the belay test, you will have to complete five belay check-offs before you receive your full belay certification. These check-offs are done at the Climbing Tower during normal operating hours and are intended to confirm that you can consistently perform the UCF Climbing Tower belay procedure. To complete these check-offs, let a Climbing Tower staff know that you need to complete your check-offs and they will help you.
Once you've completed all of the above, you will receive your belay certification card. Please bring that with you to the Climbing Tower!
To Register for a Belay Class:
Sign up for your belay class at the RWC Climbing Tower front desk during normal business hours. Students can take the stairs or elevators to the first floor and go left. The desk is behind the stairs in the northeast corner of the main building.
Class registration opens two weeks before the day of the class, but participants must be registered at least 48 hours in advance. Space is limited to eight people per class.
Belay classes are free for current UCF Students and RWC Members (with an active membership). If you need to cancel your registration, you must do so no later than 48 hours before the class.
Failure to show up for the belay or climbing technique class, or cancel within the allotted time will result in a forfeit fee of $30.00.
How to Cancel:
You can cancel your belay class by going to the Climbing Tower or the Outdoor Adventure Center during open hours, or by emailing outdoor@ucf.edu.
Fall 2026 Dates:
OpenACC is the accepted standard using compiler directives to allow quick development of GPU capable codes using standard languages and compilers. It has been used with great success to accelerate real applications within very short development periods. This workshop assumes knowledge of either C or Fortran programming. It will have a hands-on component using the Bridges-2 computing platform at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
This will be an IN PERSON event hosted by UCF, there WILL NOT be a direct to desktop option for this event.
Interested applicants must first have an ACCESS ID. If you do not have an ACCESS ID, please visit this page to create one: https://identity.access-ci.org/new-user
Once you have an ACCESS ID, please first login, by going to https://access-ci.org/ and clicking on Login in the top right hand corner.
Then complete the following registration page by Friday, September 25 at 11AM Eastern time:
https://support.access-ci.org/events/9284
Please note that registration for this event is limited by the event host. Register today to reserve your seat.
]]>This workshop is part of the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Well-Being Opportunities and Workshops (WOW) series! Learn about CAPS and other workshops.
]]>This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
]]>Grab your headphones, pick your channel, and join us for a night of dancing fun!
Physical UCF ID is required
Headphones are provided
Monday, September 28th at 6:30pm
Cape Florida Ballroom
To register for this class please call 407-823-2408, or walk into the RWC administrative office between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and someone will assist you
]]>Get hands on experience in the kitchen and learn how to make delicious, healthy food! You get to eat what you make and take home the leftovers too. Check out our schedule below. All classes take place under the WHPS office awning. This class is open to UCF students only!
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Space is limited.
Email Nicole.Villarreal@ucf.edu if you have food restrictions/preferences after you reserve your spot. You will receive a reply email to confirm your spot in the class. Registration opens for each month's classes on the 1st of that month.
]]>Dr. B Sagar (UCF School of Data, Mathematical, and Statistical Sciences) will speak on "New Insights into Lyapunov Functions in Mathematical Epidemiology" at this week's seminar.
Abstract: Lyapunov functions play a central role in establishing global stability in mathematical epidemiology, but their construction remains one of the most challenging aspects of stability analysis. In this work, we introduce a new idea for constructing and applying Lyapunov functions and demonstrate its effectiveness in a multi-group, multi-stage epidemic model. The approach provides a different route to establishing global stability and reveals a structure that is not immediately apparent from standard Lyapunov constructions. More broadly, this idea may provide a useful direction for addressing other global stability problems that remain unresolved.
Short Bio: Dr. Sagar is a STEM postdoctoral researcher in the School of Data, Mathematical, and Statistical Sciences at the University of Central Florida. His current research focuses on mathematical epidemiology, dynamical systems, Lyapunov methods, and computational PDEs. He earned his PhD in Applied Mathematics from the National Institute of Technology Rourkela, with research on meshless numerical methods, radial basis functions, and fractional partial differential equations. He was a Halloran Scholar at SISMID, Emory University, and was selected for the SIAM Mathematical Problems in Industry Workshop and the OneMath World School in Mathematical Biology.
]]>This workshop is part of the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Well-Being Opportunities & Workshops (WOW) series! Learn about CAPS and other workshops.
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American Council on Exercise (ACE) certifications are well-recognized throughout the United States and the world as providing comprehensive knowledge. The ACE-GFI (Group Fitness Instructor) certification teaches you how to conduct a class, program for a group setting, and cueing exercises.
The course takes place Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 2-4 PM, September 22-November 19.
Each participant who successfully completes the course will earn an American Red Cross certificate in Adult First Aid, CPR with AED. The certificate is valid for two years.
To register for this class please call 407-823-2408, or walk into the RWC administrative office between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and someone will assist you!
]]>Co-founder of Excelan and past president of TiE, he has mentored more than 10,000 entrepreneurs and invested in over 200 early-stage companies. In this talk, Rekhi explores why artificial intelligence is poised to set off the widest wave of new venture creation in a generation — lowering the cost of building, widening who gets to build, and rewriting the path from idea to company.
Event moderated by Cameron Ford, Ph.D., Founding Director of the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership and Executive Director of UCF Blackstone LaunchPad.
Light refreshments provided.
]]>Welcome to the French café! Come and chat with your colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere.(For students at the 2000 level (intermediate) or higher, or French speakers)
Dates and Times:Wednesdays from 10h30 to 11h30 ROOM TCH 358BDates
For more information, contact Julie.Pomerleau@ucf.edu
]]>Learning outcomes:
- Introduction to R
- Importing and inspecting data
- Cleaning column names and fixing data types
- Filtering, selecting, mutating, and summarizing data with dplyr
- Handling missing values, duplicates, and inconsistent categories
- Reshaping data with tidyr
- Exporting cleaned data for analysis
Prerequisites to participate in the hands-on exercises during the session:
1. You will need to bring your own laptop
2. Install R from https://cloud.r-project.org/
3. Install RStudio from: https://docs.posit.co/ide/user/#rstudio-ide-oss-downloads
4. For help with installation of R or RStudio drop in at virtual office hours using the link: https://rci.research.ucf.edu/resource/virtual-office-hours/
Presented by Satyar Foroughi
]]>October 28: NO EVENT
For more details, visit the Library's event page.
]]>This workshop is part of the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Well-Being Opportunities & Workshops (WOW) series! Learn about CAPS and other workshops.
]]>For UCF employees use the Register Now button to register on Workday.
For students use the [Open Virtual Location Link ] to join the waiting room.
]]>The Career & Wellness Peer Support Group provides a welcoming and supportive space for students to connect with peers while exploring career goals, personal growth, and overall well-being.
Through guided discussions, and shared experiences, participants will gain strategies for managing stress, building confidence, and navigating career uncertainty
Some topics of exploration include career decision-making, imposter phenomenon, self-care, job and internship searches, networking, and work-life balance.
Whether you're feeling unsure about your next steps or simply looking to connect with others facing similar challenges, this group offers a community-centered environment focused on growth, encouragement, and success facilitated by Masters-level Mental Health Counseling Graduate Interns.
Who should attend?
All students are welcome.
Dates: Wednesday Sept. 2nd, Sept. 9th, Sept. 30th, Oct. 7th, Oct. 14th, Oct. 21st, Oct. 28th, Nov. 4th
Time: 4pm-5pm
Location: Kenneth G. Dixon Career Development Center Building Room 115. The groups are in-person and open.
]]>This program runs from August 31st thru October 16th. Registration opens on August 17th and closes September 2nd. Come prepared on Mondays on the Functional turf and Wednesdays in the Knightfit studio at 5pm with a water bottle and a positive mindset
]]>Whether it’s your first time dorming or returning to your apartment, we welcome all to join us at our Dorm Decor event!
️ Come create any last minute decorations, organizers, and vision boards with us ⭐️ WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!
Wednesday, September 30 at 5:30 pm
Student Union Starbucks
]]>Your experience includes:
- Two complimentary drink tickets and heavy appetizers
- Networking with industry leaders and alumni
- Exclusive Rosen alumni giveaways
- Raffle prizes
This event is open to all UCF alumni, faculty, staff and industry partners.
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