College of Community Innovation and Education News

The guidance from my aunts — some biological and some not — sustained me and gave me what I didn’t know I needed.

Raquel Lozano begins her role this week on the Orange County Soil and Water Conservation District as she works toward her degrees in political science and public administration.

Having a son midway through her degree helped Lindsey Palm learn to roll with the punches — a skill that has benefited the elementary education student both during the pandemic and a PedsAcademy internship in her final year at UCF.

Ten finalists competed for scholarships. Graduate students from the College of Engineering and Computer Science and the College of Sciences rounded out the top spots.

UCF, University of Kansas and the Center for Applied Special Technology will oversee the 24/7 resource to help professors better use technology for remote learning.

A $2.5 million grant aims to help students with autism spectrum disorder and other conditions be more aware of their emotions and recognize other’s nonverbal cues in social situations.

Current state regulations are not conducive to allowing power purchase agreements for solar energy production in Florida, according to the new study.

“Aging in community” is an emerging idea in which older adults depend on a community-support group or programs for assistance as they age in their homes.

UCF is working with other universities on Department of Education project to help children with autism spectrum disorder through innovative use of robots.