UCF Remembers Late Conservation Pioneer, Marine Turtle Research Group Founder Born on Earth Day, April 22, Llewellyn “Doc” Ehrhart dedicated his life to conservation and research.
Honoring the First Black Woman Hired as Faculty at UCF Since her death in 2007, UCF continues to honor the late Cheryl Evans Green and her impact on the local community and social work students.
UCF Alum and Finance Lecturer Remembered for Passion for Teaching, Music Ray Sturm ’89 ’98MS taught at his alma mater for more than 20 years and was an avid musician.
Daniel Jones Remembered as Dedicated Member of UCF, Orlando Arts Community A Celebration of Life event will be held for UCF’s longtime costume shop manager on Oct. 17. Reservations are required.
UCF Management Instructor Remembered for His Engaging Lectures, Storytelling Gary Nichols ’87 was a beloved faculty member in the College of Business for 15 years and frequently used his industry expertise, life experience and friendly attitude to make an impression on students and colleagues.
UCF Rosen to Celebrate the Life of Hospitality Expert Mathilda van Niekerk The associate professor and South African native, who died Aug. 23, helped organize the 2010 FIFA World Cup and taught at UCF’s hospitality school for 7 years.
PHOTOS: Community Continues to Heal at UCF Remembers Event for Pulse “We can draw strength from our remembrance,” says Michael Nunes ’16 ’18MA, student life coordinator for LGBTQ+ Services at UCF.
Longtime Professor Tony Major Remembered for Contribution to Film, UCF Major died at the age of 79 after 24 years at the university and leaves a legacy of students who have gone on to careers as actors, producers, directors and talent agents.
Doctoral Candidate’s Children to Accept Degree on Behalf of Mother Who Recently Died After losing her 10-year battle with breast cancer in January, Maribel Ortiz-Pina’s family will receive her degree posthumously in honor of the educational leadership student’s hard work.
Professor Remembered For Changing Lives With Research Professor Emeritus of sociology James Wright, whose research was central to a modern understanding of poverty and homelessness, died Monday at the age of 71.
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