CHPS News
Social Work
UCF Alumna Sharon Dietsche Advocates for Policy Changes as a Practicing Social Worker
When Sharon Dietsche ’94 ‘97MSW first started her academic journey, she did not know that selecting social work as a major would eventually lead her...
Dean's Office
138 Faculty Promoted Across the University
UCF promoted 27 faculty members to professor this year. After going through a rigorous evaluation process, 138 UCF faculty have been promoted and 45 have...
Physical Therapy
DPT Students Increase Dissemination of Research Through Peer-Reviewed National Presentations
Students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program have steadily increased the dissemination of their unique research that is completed as part of their requirements...
Scholarship
LIFE Scholarship Helps Ignite Student Involvement In Research Studying the Elderly
Need an extra $1,000 for school? If so, UCF’s Learning Institute for Elders might be able to help. The nonprofit organization established a new scholarship for undergraduate...
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Why Autism Awareness Alone Isn’t Enough
Autism acceptance is the goal for the UCF Center for Autism and Related Disabilities and the 16,000 individuals with autism spectrum disorders they work to...
Kinesiology
UCF muscle research needed to help send astronauts to Mars
It is been more than a month since NASA’s Perseverance landed on Mars, the rover safely touching down sparking interest in many around the world for...
Dean's Office
Celebrating Our Employees of the Year
Two staff members were awarded Employee of the Year for the College of Health Professions and Sciences for the 2020-21 academic year: David Janosik and...
Communication Sciences and Disorders
UCF Class Spotlight: Introduction to American Sign Language
In honor of today’s National American Sign Language Day here’s a look at a course — plus an instructional video — that teaches students about...
Communication Disorders Clinic
New CSD Scholarship Honors a Legacy and Helps Take Students as Far as They Can Go
To honor the legacy of David Ingram, one of the first faculty members in the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders, his family and one...
Kinesiology
Fukuda Named National Strength and Conditioning Association Fellow
David Fukuda, an associate professor and Division of Kinesiology chair, has been awarded Fellow status by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. National Strength and Conditioning Association Fellows are an accomplished...
