Patrick O’Donnell III, graduate assistant athletic trainer for UCF Athletics, receives great reviews from the students he teaches as a preceptor with the UCF Athletic Training Program. His love of […]

Martine Vanryckeghem was honored this week as a recipient of the Luminary Award, an award given to UCF faculty who are making an impact on the world through their research […]

Mary Ann Burg has spent most of her professional career researching the causes and lasting effects of cancer.

“I love the reach of this work, especially when you get to the higher-level projects. Not only do you make a difference within your hospital, you make a difference in your community,” says William Poole ’18, who received his bachelor’s degree in health services administration and is a graduate student in the Master of Health Administration program.

Small clinics across the country are closing, especially in rural areas, leaving residents without healthcare nearby. Varadraj Gurupur, who is an associate professor of health management and informatics, says the Office of Research recently obtained copyrights to two software systems, offering valuable support to financially-strained clinics.

The week of October 7th, Matt Stock and PhD students Ryan Girts and Kylie Harmon visited the state of Alabama. While there they attended the UAB Aging Symposium and visited […]

They came from across the country, but they were united in their mission to help handicapped children and adults improve their lives through better mobility. Representatives from 13 chapters of […]

Future social work students at UCF may find a new tool incorporated into the curriculum – virtual reality simulation. Jasmine Haynes, a graduate student in the social work track who [...]

*Author’s Note: This course was an honorable mention for the 2020 Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching*