CHPS News
Dean's Office
CHPS Welcomes New Finance/Budget Director Antonio Yancey
The College of Health Professions of Sciences welcomes Antonio Yancey as the new finance/budget director. He began in the position on April 3. Yancey joins...
Physical Therapy
Resident Kollas Receives Graduate Teaching Certificate from UCF Faculty Center
UCF and Orlando Health Neurologic Resident and UCF Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Teaching Assistant, Sarah Kollas, PT, DPT received a graduate associate teaching certificate...
Social Work
Intersectionality and Disability: A Conversation with Reshawna Chapple, PhD, LCSW
University of Michigan’s Center for Disability Health and Wellness spoke with UCF School of Social Work Assistant Professor Reshawna Chapple on her research as co-director...
Research
UCF Supports Autism Community With Resources, Research
UCF faculty conduct cutting-edge research on autism spectrum disorder, discovering innovative ways to better support this community. Through free camps and programs, Central Florida families...
Health Sciences
Fruits & Veggies: What’s the sweet spot of serving sizes?
Most people don’t eat enough fruits and vegetables each day to best support their health, and some of that might stem from serving size guidelines...
Physical Therapy
Residency Graduate Hammad Recognized with Early Career Professional Award
UCF and Orlando Health Neurologic Residency graduate and UCF alumni Uzair “Z” Hammad, PT, DPT, was recognized by the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy (ANPT)...
Dean's Office
Hoffman Inducted as Distinguished Fellow of the National Academies of Practice
Associate Dean Bari Hoffman has been elected as a Distinguished Fellow of the National Academies of Practice (NAP) in speech-language pathology, an alliance of professionals...
Dean's Office
National Academies of Practice Honors CHPS Founding Dean Ingersoll as Distinguished Fellow
UCF College of Health Professions and Sciences’ (CHPS) Founding Dean Christopher D. Ingersoll has been inducted as a Distinguished Fellow into the National Academies of...
Health Sciences
Greens Gone Bad: The Dark Side of Drinking Veggies
Green juices have taken the media by storm. However, they contain high thallium, goitrogen, and oxalate content. These can cause kidney stones. Store bought juices...
Dean's Office
Awardees Announced for 2023 Founders’ Day Faculty Honors Celebration
UCF’s annual marquee event for faculty on April 5 highlights outstanding teaching, advising, mentoring, research, professional service and librarianship.
