UCF Music Professor, Opera Orlando Win Grant to Create New Opera Stella Sung’s third opera will be a musical adaptation of The Secret River, a children’s fantasy book by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.
UCF Receives $100,000 Grant from Disney for New Literacy Programs UCF CREATE and Page 15 to create new workshops, summer camps and afterschool programs for K-8 students in Central Florida.
National Symphony Orchestra to Perform UCF Professors Song on Labor Day The National Symphony Orchestra will play one of UCF Professor Stella Sung’s compositions at a Labor Day concert to be broadcast from the U.S. Capitol…
Study: Building Robots May Keep Adults 55+ Active, Engaged None of us is getting any younger, and for that reason alone researchers of an interdisciplinary project at UCF want to introduce some of us…
Professor’s Composition to Be Performed at U.S. Capitol Concert One of UCF Professor Stella Sung’s longtime dreams has been to have one of her musical compositions performed on a national stage – and this…
UCF Represents at Love Your Shorts Film Festival in Sanford Educational workshops for aspiring and veteran filmmakers and an exhibition of 14 student films will be sponsored by UCF’s College of Arts & Humanities as…
UCF Composer’s Opera Brings Marco Polo’s Story to Life The new opera The Red Silk Thread, An Epic Tale of Marco Polo takes us back to the 13th century, but its themes are still…
Meet UCF Composer Who Keeps Reinventing Herself Musician Stella Sung is director of UCF’s Center for Research and Education in Arts, Technology and Entertainment (CREATE). She joined the university in 1987 as…
UCF Composer Partners with Innovative Arts Alliance Stella Sung, composer and director of UCF’s Center for Research and Education in Arts, Technology and Education (CREATE), has partnered with the Dayton Performing Arts…
Annual Show to Feature 30 Faculty Artists New works by 30 faculty members of UCF’s School of Visual Arts & Design will be on display Oct. 18-Nov. 16 at their annual show…
First Graduates of UCF Counseling Program Take on Florida’s Shortage of Mental Health Professionals WFTV Channel 9
