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Guardian of the Reef

Jay Easterbrook, ’85, Artificial Reef Builder

On Campus: Photo Gallery of UCF Events

Slideshow: Alex & Sierra in concert, President Hitt’s faculty address, Knightro welcomes students and more UCF events.

Keeping children with asthma out of the emergency room is Linda Gibson-Young’s goal.

Put It to the Test

Can physics, one of the oldest academic disciplines in world history, be taught with a modern approach to teaching — without lectures and tests? Two faculty members weigh in.

UCF Alumni collaborate to give a historic Winter Park landmark a new lease on life.

Developing a Democracy

With a new public administration certificate program, UCF offers vision, strategy and best practices to a fledgling democracy.

Pegasus Unleashed

How the mythological winged horse became the symbol of UCF.

How one prosthetic arm is changing many lives.

Piecing Together the Past

Carol Mundy’s home was an unofficial museum before she donated more than 5,000 rare African-American artifacts to the UCF Special Collections & University Archives.

Energy Partners

UCF’s collaboration with Siemens Energy has produced scientific knowledge and innovation in power generation, aviation and space.

UCF News, Milestones, Personalities and Other Items of Interest Fall 2014

Five Lessons from a Citizen of the World

Shannon O’Donnell, ’06, National Geographic Traveler of the Year, guidebook author and voluntourism expert.

Love Yourself to Lose the Weight

Rod Durham, ’86, Extreme Weight Loss

Backpack to Boardroom

Dan Demole, ’01, Jingle Punks Co-founder

In Central Florida, the path from farm-to-fork is being cut by Knights.

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Backpack to Boardroom

Dan Demole, '01, Jingle Punks Co-founder

Put It to the Test

Can physics, one of the oldest academic disciplines in world history, be taught with a modern approach to teaching — without lectures and tests? Two faculty members weigh in.

Open House

UCF Alumni collaborate to give a historic Winter Park landmark a new lease on life.

Piecing Together the Past

Carol Mundy's home was an unofficial museum before she donated more than 5,000 rare African-American artifacts to the UCF Special Collections & University Archives.

Pegasus Unleashed

How the mythological winged horse became the symbol of UCF.

Love Yourself to Lose the Weight

Rod Durham, '86, Extreme Weight Loss

On Campus: Photo Gallery of UCF Events

Slideshow: Alex & Sierra in concert, President Hitt's faculty address, Knightro welcomes students and more UCF events.

Briefs

UCF News, Milestones, Personalities and Other Items of Interest Fall 2014

Five Lessons from a Citizen of the World

Shannon O'Donnell, '06, National Geographic Traveler of the Year, guidebook author and voluntourism expert.

Guardian of the Reef

Jay Easterbrook, '85, Artificial Reef Builder

Developing a Democracy

With a new public administration certificate program, UCF offers vision, strategy and best practices to a fledgling democracy.

Energy Partners

UCF's collaboration with Siemens Energy has produced scientific knowledge and innovation in power generation, aviation and space.

Kid-Approved

How one prosthetic arm is changing many lives.

Breathe Easy

Keeping children with asthma out of the emergency room is Linda Gibson-Young's goal.

Food Chain

In Central Florida, the path from farm-to-fork is being cut by Knights.

On Campus: Photo Gallery of UCF Events

Slideshow: Alex & Sierra in concert, President Hitt’s faculty address, Knightro welcomes students and more UCF events.

Put It to the Test

Can physics, one of the oldest academic disciplines in world history, be taught with a modern approach to teaching — without lectures and tests? Two faculty members weigh in.

How one prosthetic arm is changing many lives.

Piecing Together the Past

Carol Mundy’s home was an unofficial museum before she donated more than 5,000 rare African-American artifacts to the UCF Special Collections & University Archives.

Developing a Democracy

With a new public administration certificate program, UCF offers vision, strategy and best practices to a fledgling democracy.

Love Yourself to Lose the Weight

Rod Durham, ’86, Extreme Weight Loss

Five Lessons from a Citizen of the World

Shannon O’Donnell, ’06, National Geographic Traveler of the Year, guidebook author and voluntourism expert.

Backpack to Boardroom

Dan Demole, ’01, Jingle Punks Co-founder

Guardian of the Reef

Jay Easterbrook, ’85, Artificial Reef Builder

Energy Partners

UCF’s collaboration with Siemens Energy has produced scientific knowledge and innovation in power generation, aviation and space.

Pegasus Unleashed

How the mythological winged horse became the symbol of UCF.

UCF News, Milestones, Personalities and Other Items of Interest Fall 2014

Keeping children with asthma out of the emergency room is Linda Gibson-Young’s goal.

UCF Alumni collaborate to give a historic Winter Park landmark a new lease on life.

In Central Florida, the path from farm-to-fork is being cut by Knights.

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