Led by Amy Cicchino, Ph.D., director of the UCF Writing Center, a new grant will develop a guide focused on writing within a particular academic discipline.
The workshop allowed Japanese language educators to learn from one another, explore emerging approaches to AI in language instruction, and build connections with colleagues from across the country.
For nearly three decades, Larry Cooper helped shape the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design through his work as an educator, master book artist and printmaker.
The fellowship recognizes Khezri’s scholarly achievements and provides an opportunity to advance an interdisciplinary project examining Franz Kafka’s literature
The RICHES team has been digitizing the theater’s own extensive archive, said program director Connie L. Lester, and hopes to gather more historical information from the public at the History Harvest.
UCF professor of English and Texts and Technology Ph.D. program director Anastasia Salter has received the 2026 ACLS Open Access Book Prize selected from five finalists in the Literary/Media Studies category.
A teacher of humanities in the Department of Philosophy, she says she believes the film acts as a lens for refocusing our view of mythology, philosophy, literature and the enduring influence of humanities fields on society.