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- Present yourself favorably through applications, cover letters and thank you letters.
- "Tell Me About Yourself"
- Learn how to prepare for job interviews.
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Social Sciences
The Center for Emerging Media expands Orlando's digital media and and simulation presence.
UCF Welcomes New Partners, Programs to Downtown Emerging Media Center
Among the new programs that will be housed at the downtown campus is a research and teaching center from the University of Florida’s College of Design, Construction and Planning named Citylab-Orlando. It joins UCF’s MFA in Studio Art & the Computer program and Flying Horse Editions, UCF’s nonprofit fine arts press, at the downtown center.
UCF Connection - MFA in Film - Watch Video
UCF's MFA Film program is nationally unique, says a film student and Steve Schlow, interim chair of the program. Visit UCF on YouTube
Featured Expert
Luis Martinez-Fernandez, History
Luis Martinez-Fernandez, a professor of History, is an expert on Cuba, Puerto Rico and other areas of Latin America. He is the senior editor of an encyclopedia about Cuba.
More Headlines
- Abolitionist Headlines UCF's International Education Week Starting Monday
- UCF's International Education Week features speakers, a study abroad fair and special activities from around the world.
- UCF Conference Tackled Climate Change and National Security
- Military experts, public policy researchers and environmental scholars gathered at UCF last week.
- Distinguished Women Discuss How to Break Barriers
- Speakers included Retired Lt. Gen. Claudia Kennedy, the first woman to achieve the rank of three-star general in the U.S. military.
- 1st Woman U.S. Army Three-Star General to Discuss 'Breaking Barriers' at UCF
- Prominent women leaders who have served in various national and international capacities will discuss "breaking barriers" at the University of Central Florida, Tuesday, Oct. 27.
- Former Slave in Haiti, U.S. Describes Experiences to UCF Audience
- Micheline Slattery, now a human rights activist, was sold to a family in Connecticut for $2,500 after working in slave-like conditions in Haiti.
- Writer Advises Students About Avoiding Debt at Political Symposium
- Anya Kamenetz, the author of "Generation Debt: The New Economics of Being Young," gave the opening presentation to an audience of more than 600.
