UCF Women’s Chorus tackles “The Planets” with Orlando Philharmonic
November 02, 2018 The UCF Women’s Chorus is performing with the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra this Saturday as part of their concert series. “We’ve been asked to perform Gustav Holst’s masterpiece, The Planets, which involves a treble chorus,” says Kelly Miller, UCF’s Women’s Chorus Director. “It’s an absolute honor in every way, shape and form....
Knights Saxophone Quartet win first place at Florida MTNA Chamber Winds
October 31, 2018 Congratulations to the Knights Saxophone Quartet for their 1st place finish in this weekend’s Florida MTNA Chamber Winds Competition. They advance to the southeast regional round where they will compete with other winners from Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. The MTNA National Student Competitions are...
Scroll & Quill Society inducts five CAH faculty
October 31, 2018 Five CAH faculty members were inducted into the Scroll & Quill Society for 2018-2019.
Don Stap, founder of English journals reads November 8
October 31, 2018 Don Stap is the author of two books of natural history prose—Birdsong and A Parrot Without a Name—and a collection of poems, Letter at the End of Winter.
A Passion for Storytelling: Alumni profile on Alex Cascio ’15
October 31, 2018 Alex Cascio ’15 grew up hearing his mother, Jeri Cascio ’87, retelling tales of her commute between Daytona and to the University of Central Florida, where she earned her finance degree. A generation later, Alex found himself attending his mother’s beloved alma mater.
Dr. Ann Gleig, Religion and Cultural Studies professor presents research in Australia
October 30, 2018 Dr. Ann Gleig will be attending two prominent conferences in Australia the first week of November give research talks on her new book.
The True Story Behind Horror Movies
October 30, 2018 Horror-film expert and NSCM Associate Professor Gary Rhodes discusses the origin of the genre, a UCF film legacy and what to watch this Halloween.
Veterans Month Events at UCF, Community
October 29, 2018 The University of Central Florida will honor and remember our nation’s veterans with several events throughout November. This year’s events will provide the Central Florida community with opportunities to hear stories shared by veterans, learn about resources and programs available, and support local veterans’ causes. Ranked as one of the...
Activist Legend at UCF
October 25, 2018 Dolores Huerta, legend, labor activist and social justice fighter will be visiting UCF on October 30, 2018 from 12:00-2:00. Please join us at the Key West Ballroom at the Student Union. All are welcome! Remember her famous words: “Every moment is an organizing opportunity, every person a potential activist, every...
UCF Veterans Legacy Program Inspires Orlando Resident to Share Family History
October 25, 2018 Bernie Daniels re-enlisted in the Army when the United States decided to join the fray of World War I. Having already served in the Philippines, Mr. Daniels, served again with the US Army’s 5th Infantry in France. One hundred years ago, in 1918, Mr. Daniels fought in multiple battles. Americans,...
'Walking Dead,' 'Kimmy Schmidt' actor helps UCF student film set at Wally's
October 24, 2018 Orlando resident Carlos Navarro has had his Hollywood moments, having appeared in Netflix’s “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” and AMC’s blockbuster “The Walking Dead.” Now, he’s helping UCF film students with filming their five-minute short film. “Rhapsodic” will tell the story of two criminals and a hostage at a safe house, which...
UCF Wind Ensemble releases new recording inspired by Greek mythology
October 23, 2018 The UCF Wind Ensemble has a new recording available featuring a piece inspired by Greek mythology. The “Zodiac Concerto” for solo horn, solo euphonium and wind ensemble by Anthony DiLorenzo brought together UCF students and faculty with professional musicians from around the country for this special collaboration. The 3-movement piece...
From Atlanta to New York, Theatre alumna makes her Broadway debut in new musical The Prom
October 23, 2018 The annual springtime tradition of prom is already a big deal – a crucial over-the-top social milestone for most high school students. Some students fuss over cummerbund choices, others fret about dinner plans – and some worry if their choice of a date will be met with acceptance, or conflict....
Gaming for Good
October 22, 2018 Led by History alumni Phil Zoshak, Hero Spark is an after-school program that uses role-playing games to help teenagers improve their self-esteem and hone their social skills.
One email became a life-changing opportunity to teach in China for a Humanities student
October 18, 2018 When Dr. Lanlan Kuang sent an email to her students about IIE-CEAIE Teaching in China program, a student decided to take a shot and apply to the program.
Five CAH-leagues nominated for A&P Gabor Award
October 18, 2018 Five staff members from the College of Arts and Humanities have been nominated for the university’s A&P Gabor Award: Gary Brown, Mariana Chao, Trisha Farmer, Patty Hurter, and Mannong Pang.
M.C. Santana, Ilenia Colón Mendoza honored at Valarie Greene King Diversity Breakfast
October 15, 2018 Catalysts for interdisciplinary work at UCF, Dr. M.C. Santana and Dr. Ilenia Colón Mendoza teach how to see opportunities for diversity and inclusion.
Showcasing Dr. Kim Voss
October 15, 2018 Our Faculty Affiliate Kimberly Voss, Journalism and Nicholson School of Communication and Media, received the recognition of becoming a National Archives Wiki Scholar this fall for the project – Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote by documenting the work of women’s suffrage in the U.S. Congratulations Dr. Voss on...
Jazz Professors to bring “cool” to UCF
October 15, 2018 By Tanesha Bridenback “Swingin’. Cookin’. Ground Breaking.” Three words that Jeff Rupert, director of jazz studies, uses to describe Miles Davis’ album “The Birth of the Cool.” Originally produced in 1949, the album features a nine-piece band, that includes traditionally classical instruments like the French horn and tuba. However, what...
English alumnae published in UCF Undergraduate Research Journal
October 12, 2018 From feminism to Hispanic identity, the diverse research of two CAH alumnae shines in The Pegasus Review.