The unpredictability and stress of the coronavirus pandemic has affected the mental health of many. With so many issues in the mix, the situation is a good reminder that mental [...]

According to the National Council for Behavioral Health, one in five people will experience a mental illness in their lifetime. Mental health and mental illness are growing topics of concern […]

While many students wonder what path they will take after graduation, Emily Bom already knew where her path would lead her – to Bulgaria. Starting in January 2021, the Spring […]

Associate Professor Kenyatta Rivers recently passed away. His devoted friends and family members, and UCF students, colleagues and alumni remember his dedication to his profession. Kenyatta Rivers, a retired faculty [...]

Clinicians at Aphasia House, a program of the School of Communications Sciences and Disorders, offer intense, innovative therapy to individuals with aphasia, or the loss of speech resulting from neurologic injury. Among the Aphasia House clients who have had a remarkable outcome is Wade Cole, a relatively young stroke survivor. – Reprinted from 2017

As a longtime member of the Orange County Domestic Violence Task Force, Maxine McGregor ’13 MSW, instructor and program director for the MSW face-to-face track in the School of Social [...]

The UCF graduate speech-language pathology program is ranked in the top 25% of programs in the nation, according to the latest U.S. News and World Report ranking. UCF’s graduate speech-language […]

Audiologist Amplifies Clinical Learning for CSD Students