Dressed in the uniform of a UCF communication sciences and disorders graduate student, Gerlinde Taghon and Celien Volckaert of Belgium appear to fit right in with the other students enrolled […]

Last month Orlando hosted some of the biggest names in the NFL at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at the Walt Disney World Resort. They came together to […]

Physical therapists from as far away as Israel gathered Jan. 20-21 at the College of Health and Public Affairs for the first global summit of the mobility project known as Go Baby Go! Joining the group […]

The College of Health and Public Affairs’ Knights on the Go Café is the subject of a feature article in the latest issue of AmeriDisability magazine. Author Nancy DeVault wrote about the café […]

UCF alumnus Adam Marek and his family have established the Russ Marek Medical Endowed Scholarship for students in the college’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program. He initiated the scholarship to honor his brother, […]

Recently, the lab purchased a TrueOne2400 metabolic cart from Parvo Medics. Company owner Pat Ye, Ph.D. came to UCF to assist with setup and provided a full day of training. […]

David Phan was awarded funding from both the UCF Office of Undergraduate Research and Learning Institute for Elders (LIFE) group at UCF. His project will examine differences in muscle fatigue […]

The silence of aphasia — a disorder that results from damage to parts of the brain that control language and speech — has the power to destroy lives. But through […]

What began as an ordinary hangout between two University of Central Florida students and friends will end as a reunion of long-lost families. Isabel Morejon and Monica Lopez, both communication […]

Strokes are becoming more common in individuals aged 25-44, reported Abe Aboraya in a Dec. 5 segment on WMFE 90.7, a PBS affiliate. Learn how Aphasia House is providing help for young […]