Special Issue on UCF Research Week 2008.

Photo: Jacque Brund

The week, March 31 – April 4, featured more than a dozen presentations by faculty and student researchers, centered on the theme: The Environment: Conservation, Energy and Quality of Life. 

This year’s Fifth Annual Graduate Research Forum had more than 80 poster presentations.

The Showcase is a poster- or display-based forum for University of Central Florida undergraduates to present their research and creative projects.

Each spring, the Division of Graduate Studies honors student excellence in academic achievement, teaching, research, leadership and community service with the Graduate Awards of Excellence.

Zhibing Ge
Electrical Engineering PhD
College of Engineering and Computer Science

Outstanding Dissertation Nominees

Mikhail Kapralov

Outstanding Master’s Thesis Nominees

Christopher Sentelle
Electrical Engineering PhD
College of Engineering and Computer Science

Graduate Teaching Assistant Nominees

Rae Taylor
Sociology PhD
College of Arts and Humanities

Graduate Student Teaching Nominees

The Order of Pegasus is a selective program recognizing exemplary performance by students in the areas of academic achievement, professional or community service, leadership, and publication or research experiences.

Students and faculty of the Department of Anthropology showcased their ongoing field research at a department Open House as a part of Research Week on Tuesday, April 1. 

The UCF College of Education held its 10th Annual College of Education Literacy Symposium. [ Read More ]

The SoTL Faculty Showcase took place during Research Week, an annual event in which UCF faculty present their research.

During Research Week, a panel presented on games-based learning for the humanities.

Dr. James Taylor provided an excellent presentation during Research Week on Water Resource Issues in central Florida.