Commencement News

With support from the American Physical Sciences Bridge Program, the Knights contribute to increasing inclusive representation across doctoral graduates in the field.

A first-of-its-kind project designed by doctoral student Kaitlyn Hall ’18 reduced anxiety among breast cancer survivors, shows promise for future use.

Three distinguished UCF alumni and Central Florida leaders will speak at this semester’s ceremonies, which take place Addition Financial Arena.

The UCF College of Medicine Spring 2024 graduates are known as “The COVID Class” because they entered medical school at the height of the pandemic.

Utilizing art and their life experiences with incarceration, Alexander Alvarez ’24MFA and Jim Wysolmierski ’24MFA are looking to inspire incarcerated students.

Nelson told UCF graduates that “there’s no moonshot beyond your reach.”

Mia Willard began her UCF education from Kyiv before war broke out. In the midst of explosions and near misses, she continued an amazing undergraduate journey that took her deeper into danger.

After commencement this week, nursing student Rebekah May plans to pursue her dreams to make a big impact in public health in the U.S. and around the world.

From parking information to regalia returns, here’s what you need to know about commencement, which takes place May 3-4.