Making Holiday Eating Healthy AND Fun

Many traditional holiday dishes are high in fat and sugar — here’s College of Medicine faculty member Magdalena Pasaric , who specializes in nutritional science, provides advice for a healthier approach.

College of Medicine Top Ranked Nationally for Dermatology Matches

Despite not having a dermatology program, UCF’s No. 13 ranking is a testament to the hard work and dedication of students and faculty.

Knights Do That: Expertise on Infectious Diseases and Vaccines

Elena Cyrus, an infectious disease epidemiologist at UCF’s College of Medicine, shares her expertise in public health and COVID-19 vaccines.

UCF Mentorship Program Aims To Increase Diversity in Medicine

The College of Medicine’s Inclusion Medical Mentorship Navigation Program pairs underrepresented students with faculty members and community physicians

New Anatomy Course Gives UCF Undergrads Hands-on Learning Experience

Through the use of cadavers, the Human Gross Anatomy/Neuroscience course will allow students to better understand the functions of different systems in the body.

UCF Med Student, Community Say Thank You To First Responders

Brittany Perry collected $5,000 worth of gift cards and restaurant coupons to show some gratitude for healthcare providers.

Knights Do That: PTSD Treatment That Works for Veterans, First Responders

Deborah Beidel, executive director of UCF RESTORES, shares her expertise in innovative PTSD treatments, her work with UCF RESTORES, and how we can better acknowledge and support veterans.

Research in 60 Seconds: Using Strength Training to Improve Aging

Kylie Harmon’s research explores the benefits of strength training for living a longer, healthier and happier life.

UCF Public Administration Pegasus Professor Selected to Join the National Academy of Public Administration

Naim Kapucu will be inducted as a 2021 fellow in early November.

Clues Emerge: How Harmless Bacteria Go Rogue Turning into Deadly Flesh-eating Variants

A new UCF-led study reveals how the environment and certain genetic traits play a critical role in the process that trigger bacteria to become human pathogens.

UCF in the News

UCF Student Shares Personal Immigration Experience Through Animated Film

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UCF Downtown Orlando Incubator and Starter Studio Moving to New Home

Orlando Business Journal

‘Empowering Hispanics’: Engineering Organization Helps UCF Students Grow Personally, Professionally

Orlando Sentinel

UCF Trial Program Uses New, Quicker Virtual Reality Treatment for PTSD

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Freshman Edition: Build Winning Resumes 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Nov 22

Fall 2021 GKT Math Study Group 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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Managing Fear: Being Confident and Competent 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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Health & Medicine News

Making Holiday Eating Healthy AND Fun

College of Medicine Top Ranked Nationally for Dermatology Matches

Knights Do That: Expertise on Infectious Diseases and Vaccines

UCF Mentorship Program Aims To Increase Diversity in Medicine

New Anatomy Course Gives UCF Undergrads Hands-on Learning Experience

UCF Med Student, Community Say Thank You To First Responders

Knights Do That: PTSD Treatment That Works for Veterans, First Responders

Research in 60 Seconds: Using Strength Training to Improve Aging

UCF Public Administration Pegasus Professor Selected to Join the National Academy of Public Administration

Clues Emerge: How Harmless Bacteria Go Rogue Turning into Deadly Flesh-eating Variants

UCF in the News

UCF Student Shares Personal Immigration Experience Through Animated Film

UCF Downtown Orlando Incubator and Starter Studio Moving to New Home

‘Empowering Hispanics’: Engineering Organization Helps UCF Students Grow Personally, Professionally

UCF Trial Program Uses New, Quicker Virtual Reality Treatment for PTSD

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