UCF Hosts Spring Graduation Celebration, April 30 to May 8 The schedules for the Spring 2021 celebration are now available for both Grad Walk and the In-Person Commencement.
Ways to Celebrate the Class of 2020 From virtual commencement ceremonies to special social graphics, here’s everything you need to celebrate this semester’s graduating Knights.
UCF GIS Professor Changes Path of Student, Helps Lead Her to Awesome Job Doctoral candidate earns sociology degree after a long journey through three states, another nation and motherhood.
DACA Student Prepares to Graduate with Gratitude to Family, UCF Ruben Mercado Santos hopes to become a doctor one day to help others and make his family, who has made many sacrifices since moving to the U.S., proud.
Lessons in Motherhood and Teaching 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.
UCF Debuts New Experience for 2020 Graduates Grad Walk provides graduates an opportunity to cross the stage with a small group of supporters in attendance. UCF also will confer about 6,200 degrees during virtual ceremonies on Dec. 19.
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UCF Grad Surprises Mother with Doctoral Degree Inspired to fulfill her mother’s dream, Loida Guillén Strong ’20DNP pursued a doctorate in nursing without telling her until she earned her diploma this summer.
From Inmate to MFA Jason Fronczek ’16 refuses to let his time in prison define who he is or will become. Saturday, the photographer and graduate art student will earn his MFA in emerging media.
Graduating Senior Escaped a Civil War in Syria to Become a Scholar at UCF When Suzanne Chaar immigrated to the U.S., she did not speak a word of English and had little familiarity with American culture. Now, she is graduating from UCF with aspirations towards a career in medicine.
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