Department Archives: College of Arts and Humanities

Students at local Title I schools get a free music education through the local non-profit organization A Gift for Music.

Jonathan Beever’s research in applied ethics helps the community reimagine their relationships to and in the natural world.

The STARTALK Russian Language and Culture Immersion Program helps high school and undergraduate students expand their language and cultural fluencies, enhance their resume and gain a competitive edge in the global workforce.

The university’s new podcast will feature students, faculty, staff and alumni who continue to push the needle forward as innovators, entrepreneurs and creators making an impact on the world.

This course, which is offered in the spring, covers regions and countries beyond India, Japan, Korea and China and highlights the impact of local cultures on global issues.

A University of Central Florida professor is giving back with the sound of music by helping underserved young people find their own beat through a music program for students.

Associate professor of art history. Executive director of the Florida Prison Education Project. CO-PI of the NEA Big Read: Central Florida grant. Advocate. However you describe her, Keri Watson is a force to be reckoned with in the School of Visual Arts and Design.

On March 25, the Women’s and Gender Studies program presented a special talk in celebration of Women’s History Month and AfroLatinx feminist voices.

In this short video, Elizabeth Giltner, associate lecturer of French, explains the many benefits of continuing to study French in high school and college.

Christian Ravela, an assistant professor of philosophy who specializes in critical race theory, cultural studies and Asian American studies, provides some context on racism that dates back to the beginning of Asian individuals’ migration to the United States during the 1800s.