College of Sciences News

By bringing the North American Bat Monitoring Program to campus, one doctoral researcher’s data looks to fill knowledge gaps in Florida and beyond.

Andrea (Rodrigues) Sage ’12 helps shape Orlando’s booming tourism industry as a marketing manager for Visit Orlando.

Through partnerships with UCF’s College of Arts and Humanities and College of Sciences, the Orlando Family Stage is proving you can uplift community and build a better future.

This year’s celebration recognized faculty from across nine colleges, the Center for Distributed Learning, the Institute for Simulation and Training, the Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy and UCF Libraries.

The honor recognizes our outstanding, highly skilled graduates who fuel innovation, service and economic impact in Florida and beyond.

By applying advanced analytical techniques to ancient fossils from Africa, UCF Assistant Professor Sarah Freidline is helping uncover new evidence about early human evolution in Africa.

The boot camp-style course helps STEM majors stay on track to graduate on time by strengthening skills in algebra, trigonometry and pre-calculus skills in one semester.

Interdisciplinary research, led by Associate Professor Matthieu Baudelet and chemistry doctoral students, fosters new global standards for forensic science work.

As a researcher of teams in extreme environments, Andres Käosaar — who first picked up an oar three years ago — is putting himself to the ultimate test as part of the World’s Toughest Row.