Department Archives: College of Arts and Humanities

The History Department has coordinated events and activities honoring veterans throughout November. The events will recognize veterans for their service and provide the public opportunities to attend workshops and access veteran resources.

Fifteen short films by students in the School of Visual Arts & Design will be screened Nov. 3 in the eighth annual Fall Showcase.

From being the director of a computer programming company in Brazil to a UCF TESOL graduate student, Sandra Pauleti has come a long way to follow her dream of becoming an English teacher.

Six College of Arts & Humanities faculty members were among those honored with the inaugural UCF Luminary Award on October 18.

The 2017 Orlando Film Festival opens this week, and UCF film faculty and alumni have a strong presence at the event.

While completing his master’s degree, David Morton found himself at a crossroads. He knew he wanted to continue his education and pursue a doctoral degree, but wasn’t sure which of his many passions he most wanted to pursue. The inevitable question, “What am I going to do with my life,” lingered over his head and […]

Shannon Lindsey, new director of the UCF Art Gallery, views the university venue as a place to experiment – where process, content and form come together to educate and inspire viewers from all backgrounds.

Congratulations to Dr. Martha Brenckle, whose short story, “Nesting Dolls,” was accepted as a Machigonne Fiction Contest Finalist for the independent literary review The New Guard.

UCF will host two events featuring acclaimed performing artist Shaun El C. Leonardo .

This November 12, the University of Central Florida, the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra and the National Young Composers Challenge [NYCC] will join forces to present the 2017 Composium at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. The top three orchestral and top three ensemble compositions chosen by judges – and written by young musicians ages […]