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BY THE NUMBERSORLANDO, FLORIDAPublic University(U.S. News & World Report, 2017)UCF64,000studentsfrom 152 countries,50 states93BACHELOR’S86MASTER’S273RESEARCH DOCTORATES PROFESSIONAL DOCTORATESOrlando is more than just a vacation destination. It’s a hub for technology,life sciences, medical innovation, hospitality and tourism management andhome to some of the biggest names in business. And UCF is at the heart ofit all, partnering with leading research institutes and businesses to provideinternship and employment opportunities for students and graduates.The Rosen College of Hospitality Managementis ranked the No. 5 hospitality and hotelmanagement school in the worldby CEOWorld Magazine.#58 in Computer Engineering#93 Top Public Schools#91 Best Undergraduate Engineering ProgramsOrlando is the 26th largest metropolitan area in the United States, and gettingto “The City Beautiful” has never been easier. The Orlando International Airport(MCO) has nonstop service to approximately 80 U.S. destinations and morethan 30 international destinations on more than 35 airlines. It is easy to travelto and from anywhere in the world, making UCF a truly global destination.Central Florida is home to first-class sports teams like the Orlando Magic(NBA) and the Orlando City Soccer Club (MLS). And don’t forget the UCFKnights. The Bright House Networks Stadium has 45,000 seats, making it amust-see venue on the UCF campus. Charge On!COMPANIES IN ORLANDO(U.S. News & World Report, 2017)Partnerships with industry leaders such asBoeing, Disney, Lockheed MartinandSiemensAUTOMOTIVE SERVICESENGINEERING & DEFENSEHOSPITALITYAmerican AutomobileAssociation (AAA)BoeingThe Walt Disney Co.L3 CommunicationsDarden Restaurants (Fortune500)CONSUMER PRODUCTSTupperware Brands Corp.Specialized research centersin areas such asnanoscience,solar energy, forensicscience and simulationand trainingfreshman majors:1. Engineering2. Biomedical SciencesELECTRONICS &TELECOMMUNICATIONSElectronic ArtsVerizon CommunicationsLockheed MartinMitsubishi-Hitachi PowerSystemsNorthrop GrummanPROFESSIONAL SERVICESDeloitteScience ApplicationsInternational Corporation(SAIC)Siemens Energy3. Computer Science4. Biology5. BusinessGLOBAL UCF 1
COLLEGESMAJORSCOLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES Forensic ScienceR A FrenchRadio–TelevisionAccountingH Real EstateAdvertising–Public Relations ealth Informatics and InformationHManagement Religion and Cultural StudiesGENERAL PROGRAMSAerospace Engineering Health Sciences/Pre-clinical TrackAnthropologyApplied ScienceArchitectureArtArt EducationStudents participate in fieldworkin exotic locales such as Egypt,Belize, Peru, Mexico and Bolivia.Athletic TrainingBS History Science Education Hospitality Management Social Science Education Human Communication Social Sciences Humanities and Cultural Studies Social WorkI Sociology Information TechnologyBiomedical Sciences Integrated BusinessBiotechnologyBusiness EconomicsCOur Mediterraneanresort-style campus isthe largest facility everbuilt for hospitalitymanagement education.Civil EngineeringCommunication and Conflict Technical Education andIndustry TrainingJournalism Theatre — Acting TrackL heatre — Design and TechnologyTTrack Latin American StudiesComputer Engineering MComputer ScienceManagementConstruction Engineering Marketing Theatre — Musical Theatre Track Theatre — Stage Management Track Theatre StudiesStudents participate inmock trial competitionsaround the U.S. MathematicsUCF’s Collegiate Cyber DefenseClub has won three consecutive Mathematics Educationnational titles. Statistics International and Global Studies Legal StudiesD Sport and Exercise ScienceTCommunication Sciences andDisordersCriminal Justice Spanish Interdisciplinary StudiesJ ChemistryDigital Media Mechanical EngineeringE Medical Laboratory Sciences arly Childhood DevelopmentEand EducationStudents use cutting-edge MusicW World Languages Education Writing and RhetoricPRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Pre-chiropractic Pre-dental Music Education Pre-lawN Pre-medical Electrical EngineeringNursing Pre-occupational therapy Elementary EducationP Pre-optometry English Philosophy Pre-osteopathy English Language Arts Education Photography Entertainment Management Environmental Engineering hotonic Science andPEngineering Event Management Physicssimulation technology torehearse classroom situations. Economics Finance Pre-pharmacyGraduates have premieredfilms at festivals suchas Sundance and inkeddistribution dealswith major studios. Psychology Public AdministrationTHE BURNETT HONORS COLLEGEThe Burnett Honors College is dedicatedto the highest academic achievers.Students are introduced to researchand collaborative work, with smallerclasses allowing for more discussion andgreater interaction. The college is open tostudents of all disciplines, and admissionis competitive.COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONThe College of Business Administrationis one of the nation’s largest accreditedschools of business. Students will gainvaluable experience through work-basedprojects and internships, and for aspiringentrepreneurs, there’s UCF’s new StudentVenture Accelerator.COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONAND HUMAN PERFORMANCEThe College of Education and HumanPerformance prepares future educatorsto teach creatively, passionately andexceptionally in elementary and secondaryeducation, sport and exercise scienceand other fields. Our partnerships withlocal schools give students real-worldexperience and the competitive edgethey need to excel in their future careers.The College of Graduate studiesprovides leadership and services tocreate high-quality learning environmentsfor graduate students. It is a leader fordefining the image for graduate educationat UCF as one of quality, one that has keyprograms of true excellence and one thatis focused on community partnerships.COLLEGE OF HEALTHCOLLEGE OF OPTICSAND PHOTONICSThe College of Optics and Photonicscomprises three major research centersand is internationally recognized for itsresearch and industry partnerships, suchas CREOL and the Townes Laser Institute.Here, expert faculty guide students inthe study of the science and technologyof lights, lasers, fiber optics, imagingsystems and other areas of research.AND PUBLIC AFFAIRSStudents in the College of Health andPublic Affairs aid society by becomingactive in the community. They make animpact while they study by participatingin service-learning and internationaltravel before moving on to careers insocial work, public administration, healthmanagement and informatics, criminaljustice or related fields.COLLEGE OF MEDICINEHistory-making. Groundbreaking.A national model for medical education.These are just a few of the things peopleacross the nation are saying aboutthe College of Medicine. The collegeis nationally known for its innovativeresearch on everything from Alzheimer’sdisease to cancer to heart disease.COLLEGE OF NURSINGThe College of Nursing uses state-ofthe-art technology and communityoriented programs to develop futurehealth care professionals. Our graduatesserve in leadership roles, train the nextgeneration of nurses and provide highquality patient care to serve the needsof a changing population.COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGAND COMPUTER SCIENCEThe College of Engineering and ComputerScience is a leader in research. Its closeindustry partnerships and great locationmake it an ideal choice for ambitiousengineers. UCF is one stop on the FloridaHigh Tech Corridor and a neighbor toindustry leaders such as Siemens, Boeingand Harris.ROSEN COLLEGE OFHOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTCentral Florida’s theme parks, golfcourses, resorts and large number oftourists (Orlando is the most visiteddestination in the United States)make it the perfect location for theRosen College of Hospitality Management.Our graduates manage hotels, restaurantsand theme parks; organize and administermajor events; plan weddings; andpromote national tourism.COLLEGE OF SCIENCESThe College of Sciences offersundergraduate degree programs thatrange from sociology to chemistry topolitical science. Our students work onarcheological digs in Peru, survey giantsea turtles nesting along nearby beachesand solve difficult mathematical equations— in college and in their careers.COLLEGE OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIESAs UCF’s newest college, the Collegeof Undergraduate Studies offersstudents the ability to tailor theirprogram to suit their academic andcareer goals. Students can choosea path in Environmental Sciences,women’s studies or interdisciplinarystudies. The college also facilitatesexperiential learning, undergraduateresearch and advising for pre-healthand pre-law students. Pre-physical therapy Pre-podiatry Pre-veterinary“ I felt I was crossing a bridge throughout the Global UCF program — engaging andunderstanding American culture, mapping my career path and fully navigating my Political ScienceF Film2 Health Services Administration Industrial EngineeringBiology estaurant and FoodserviceRManagementWith 30 undergraduate programs increative disciplines, from performing artsto literature to digital media, and facilitiessuch as the Performing Arts Center, theCollege of Arts and Humanities prepareswell-rounded students for the 21stcentury.COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIESFaculty and students areteaching Romanian officialsto create and manage localgovernments.academic options. Global UCF is designed to meet the needs of international students,providing an outstanding academic and cultural framework for living and studying at UCF,as well as career preparation.”— JULIA from BrazilGLOBAL UCF 3
MEET THE TEAMDEEPAKfrom India“UCF’s computer science programis one of the strongest in the U.S., sothis was the right choice for me. In theGlobal UCF program, I realized thatwe all have similar motives and ideas.Our experiences and perspectivesmight be different, but I felt I couldconnect with other students. GlobalUCF did that for me.”LISA BEESON — MANAGING DIRECTORlisa.beeson@globalucf.comLisa Beeson has over 10 years of experience in international education. She hasa unique understanding of the challenges international students face, as she hasstudied, lived and worked abroad. For the past 12 years, Lisa lived in Morocco, whereshe held the role of senior manager in second language education. Lisa receivedher bachelor’s degree in English from the University of California at Berkeley andher juris doctorate degree from Tulane University. Lisa is committed to UCF’s goalof comprehensive internationalization and is ensuring that Global UCF students arewell-adjusted and prepared to succeed in UCF’s degree programs and beyond.DASHAfrom Russia“ Global UCF provides opportunitiesfor you to develop the skills touse not only in your major, butin your entire life. My skills, mypersonality, my ideas, everythingchanged. Global UCF helped mefigure out who I am and in thisprocess I understood — this iswhat I needed.”What do youlove most aboutGLOBAL UCF?DR. OLGA BEDOYA-ARTURO — ACADEMIC DIRECTORolga.bedoya@globalucf.comBorn in Colombia, Olga completed her doctoral degree in Higher Educationand Public Policy. Her research topic was focused on the impact of highereducation in the economic and social integration of highly educated immigrantsin the United States. Olga has vast experience in international and STEMeducation. She worked at UCF for several years, both in the Office of First YearAdvising and Exploration (FYAE) and in the College of Graduate Studies.ERICA GILJOHANN — STUDENT SERVICES DIRECTORerica.giljohann@globalucf.comOriginally from Wisconsin, Erica has enjoyed living in many different countries,including Mexico, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and Spain. She completed hermaster’s degree in responsible management and sustainable economic developmentat the United Nations Mandated University for Peace in Costa Rica. Erica hasworked with students of all ages throughout her career and is looking forward tohelping international students achieve both their academic and personal goals.NOORAfrom UAE“I chose UCF because of theirengineering program. I’m interestedin going into research and UCF hasmany research projects going on —not just for graduate students, butfor undergraduate students, too.That’s not very common at otheruniversities.”FERNANDOfrom Mexico“ We have support in every aspectfrom the entire team. We get toknow the cultures from all of thestudents in the program. It’s a funand nice environment for studyingand everyday life. I feel like I’m athome. I feel like it’s a family —not a program.”4EMILY BOMBARDI — MARKETING MANAGERemily.bombardi@globalucf.comXIMENAfrom Venezuela“What I love most is the people.We end up being like a family. Wetake care of each other but alsopush each other to stay on track.Orlando is used to internationalvisitors and everyone is verywelcoming and respectful. TheUCF campus is gorgeous. It mayfeel huge and overwhelming atfirst, but then it becomes familiarand just feels like home.”Marketing manager Emily Bombardi joined Global UCF in March 2015.Previously, she was a sales manager at Multimedia, Inc. in Orlando. She is a2012 graduate of Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. In addition, she is IAB(Interactive Advertising Bureau) certified and is a member of the Orlando AreaCouncil on Foreign Relations. In her spare time, Emily likes to skydive on theweekends and also loves to travel — even if that means traveling alone.SHANNON TATUM — DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONSshannon.tatum@globalucf.comShannon Tatum is the director of admissions and joined the Global UCF team in March2015. Before joining the team, she served as Associate Campus Director at EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University since 2002. She holds a B.S. in management fromFlorida State University and an M.S. in management from Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversity. She is a native Floridian and her favorite pastime is biking the Florida trails.GLOBAL UCF 5
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GLOBAL UCF PROGRAMSMAKE A SMOOTHTRANSITIONGlobal UCF’s programs offer a unique first-year experience for internationalstudents attending the University of Central Florida. For international students,the move from high school in your home country to a university in the UnitedStates can be challenging — a new language, new ways of learning and a newhome. Global UCF sets the framework for successful integration to Americanculture and university life, as well as the academic support necessary to thrivein an academically challenging environment. After completing the program,you will progress to year two of your degree program at UCF.GLOBAL UCF OFFERS THREE DISTINCT PROGRAMS Global Achievement Academy 2 — University Integration (GAA2-UI) — 2 semesters Global Achievement Academy 2 (GAA2) — 2 semesters Global Achievement Academy 3 (GAA3) — 3 semestersThe program that’s right for you will depend on your academic background, level of Englishlanguage proficiency and personal preferences. No matter which program you choose, you’ll receivethe following benefits:FLEXIBILITYWith the U.S. academic system you can explorewhat interests you, change majors, customizeyour educational experience and pursue yourdreams.PERSONALIZED GUIDANCEAs a Global UCF student, you and your familybenefit from advisors to help you with every stepof the process, from application to getting yourvisa to packing for the airport.8DEDICATED SUPPORT SERVICES TEAMStudents will receive support on all issues,academic and personal, as well as help withimportant details such as airport pickup,opening a bank account and mobilephone registration.Your support team will include: Academic advisors Peer mentors Regular tutoring sessions Student servicesSMALL CLASS SIZESYou’re given greater individual attention andtailored support with our small class sizes.AMERICAN CULTURAL EXPERIENCESThe College Strategies for Success coursegives you the social, professional andacademic skills to succeed beyond your firstyear. Best of all, it includes many culturalexperiences that connect you with yourfellow students and your community. Theseexperiences might include: C heering on the UCF Knights at abasketball or football game — learning thechants, cheers and traditions. Go Knights!Charge On! E xploring all that Orlando and CentralFlorida has to offer: downtown shoppingand dining, beautiful beaches and, ofcourse, the theme parks and attractions. P articipate and give back to the local andglobal community through a variety ofvolunteering events such as Knights GiveBack and the Alternative Break Program.COURSE SPOTLIGHTCollege Strategiesfor SuccessDepending on your specific program, youwill take either one or three semesters ofCollege Strategies for Success.This signature class has a skills-basedcurriculum and experiential approachcritical to your personal and professionalgrowth. This course will help ensure yoursuccess at UCF and beyond. Foundations of American universitylife: Develop skills to propel you intothe UCF community and exceed youracademic expectations. Bridging success in the university andprofessional life: Identify, develop andapply your individual strengths throughhands-on learning activities. Learning and succeeding in theAmerican university and beyond:Share your experiences, document yourgrowth and articulate your personal,academic and professional goals.GLOBAL UCF 9
GAA2-UIGLOBALACHIEVEMENTACADEMY 2 —UNIVERSITYINTEGRATIONGet More Than High MarksThe Global Achievement Academy 2 — University Integration (GAA2-UI) is a two-semester program designedspecifically for students with an advanced English-language proficiency who also want the academic, culturaland professional support they need to thrive at UCF. The program features a robust advising and tutoringcomponent alongside the program curriculum. Upon completion of the program, students progress into yeartwo of their undergraduate education. For the high-performing international student,the program provides an exclusive freshman yearexperience. Challenge yourself by taking academically rigorousLEARNING TRACK ELECTIVE AREASDepending on your choice of major, youradvisor will tailor your academic plan to includeclasses in one of the following tracks:courses that are hand-picked by your academic Humanities and Social Sciencesadvisors. S cience, Technology, Engineering andMathematics (STEM) Expand your network through career preparationand programming that deepens your connection toUCF, your fellow students and potential employers. Business and Hospitality ManagementSample GAA2-UI Curriculum*SEMESTER 1SLS 1501ENC 1101SPC 1603CCollege Strategies for SuccessEnglish Composition IOral CommunicationsTake one class from the list below according to majorand math placement test scores:MGF 1107MAT 1033CMAC 1105CMAC 1140CMAC 1114CMAC 231110SEMESTER 2ENC 1102English Composition IIScience foundation class (recommended by theadvisor based on the major)Class in the major (recommended by the advisorbased on the major)Class in the major (recommended by the advisorbased on the major)Explorations of MathIntermediate AlgebraCollege AlgebraPre-calculusTrigonometryCalculus I*Sample curriculum for reference only.GLOBAL UCF 11
GAA2GLOBALACHIEVEMENTACADEMY 2Be EmpoweredThe Global Achievement Academy 2 (GAA2) is a two-semester program designed specifically for studentswho are ready to succeed in English-speaking classrooms but who also want the benefit of English-languageand student support that will help them thrive. The program curriculum offers a balance of Global UCF specificclasses, General Education Program-required classes and classes in your major, with English-language coursesupplements that equip students with the practical, subject-specific vocabulary and skills they need to excelin their course work. Students may enter the program in the spring, summer or fall. Upon completion of theprogram, students progress into year two of their undergraduate education. Just the right amount of support when you needit. The Global Achievement Academy 2 featuresa curriculum designed to fit your academic andEnglish-language needs.LEARNING TRACK ELECTIVE AREASDepending on your choice of major, youradvisor will tailor your academic plan to includeclasses in one of the following tracks: Humanities and Social Sciences Credit-bearing, so you can earn a full freshmanyear’s worth of credits while taking courses tailoredto your needs as an international student, helpingyou achieve your academic and career goals. English-language instruction designed around your S cience, Technology, Engineering andMathematics (STEM) Business and Hospitality Managementsocial and academic needs. Integrated with open and closed courses, so you’llbe in some classes with U.S. students and otherswith your Global UCF classmates.Sample GAA2 Curriculum*SEMESTER 1SLS 1501College Strategies for SuccessEAP2English for Academic Purposes IISPC 1603COral CommunicationsClass in the major (recommended by the advisorbased on the major)Take one class from the list below according to majorand math placement test scores:MGF 1107MAT 1033CMAC 1105CMAC 1140CMAC 1114CMAC 231112Explorations of MathIntermediate AlgebraCollege AlgebraPre-calculusTrigonometryCalculus I*Sample curriculum for reference only.SEMESTER 2ENC 1101English Composition IClass in the major (recommended by the advisorbased on the major)Social foundations class(recommended by the advisor based on the major)Cultural foundations class(recommended by the advisor based on the major)Take one class from the list below according to majorand math placement test scores:CGS 2100CMAC 1105CMAC 1140CMAC 1114CMAC 2311MAC 2312Computer Fundamentals for BusinessCollege AlgebraPre-calculusTrigonometryCalculus ICalculus IIGLOBAL UCF 13
GAA3GLOBALACHIEVEMENTACADEMY 3Prepare for SuccessThe Global Achievement Academy 3 (GAA3) is a three-semester program for students seeking animmersive English-learning experience while completing the first year of their undergraduate degree.The program gives students a firsthand practical and cultural understanding of the UCF campus andthe Central Florida area through its customized curriculum. Students may enter the program in thespring, summer or fall. Upon completion of the program, students progress into year two of theirundergraduate education. A tailored educational experience with aLEARNING TRACK ELECTIVE AREAScurriculum bridging language, culture andDepending on your choice of major, you will followacademics.an elective curriculum tailored to one of the Achieve academic success with extensive Englishlanguage instruction, tutoring, academic advisingand student support.following three tracks: Humanities and Social Sciences Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Benefit from personalized English-languagesupport that’s fully contextual.(STEM) Business, Finance and EconomicsSample GAA3 Curriculum*SEMESTER 1SLS 1501SLS 1282EAP1AMH 1070College Strategies for Success:Study SkillsFoundation of American UniversityLifeEnglish for Academic Purposes IFlorida People and PlacesTake one class from the list below, according tomajor and math placement test scores:MGF 1107MAT 1033CMAC 1105CMAC 1140CMAC 1114CMAC 2311Explorations of MathIntermediate AlgebraCollege AlgebraPre-calculusTrigonometryCalculus ISEMESTER 2SLS 1501EAP2LDR 2001SPC 1603CCollege Strategies for Success:Career DevelopmentEnglish for Academic Purposes IIFoundations of LeadershipOral CommunicationsTake one class from the list below. Options arelimited according to major and placement test:POS 2041CHM 2040CHM 2045CAmerican National GovernmentChemistry IaChemistry ITake one class from the list below, according tomajor and math placement test scores:STA 1063CCGS 2100CMACMACMACMACMAC1105C1140C1114C23112312Basic StatisticsComputer Fundamentalsfor BusinessCollege AlgebraPre-calculusTrigonometryCalculus ICalculus IISEMESTER 3SLS 1501College Strategies for Success:Academic PlanningLDR 2002Intermediate Foundations ofLeadershipENC 1101English Composition IClass in the major (recommended by the GAAadvisor based on the major)Take one class from the list below. Options arelimited according to major and placement test:Cultural foundation class (recommended by theGAA advisor based on the major)CHM 2041Chemistry IbCHM 2045CChemistry ICHM 2046Chemistry IITake one class from the list below, according tomajor and math placement test scores:ANT 2511MAC 1140CMAC 1114CMAC 2311MAC 2312PHY 2048CHuman SpeciesPre-calculusTrigonometryCalculus ICalculus IIPhysics for Engineers and Scientists*Sample curriculum for reference only.14GLOBAL UCF 15
YOUR CAREER STARTS TODAYJOIN OUR ALUMNITHE CAREER ACCELERATOR: PREPARATION FOR THE GLOBAL WORKPLACEThrough the Career Accelerator, you will develop your professional skills and gain a strong understandingof how your knowledge, interests, motivations and personal experiences give you an immediate advantagewhen it comes to launching your career.A degree from UCF is the beginning of a successful career and life. You will be ready to launcha career as an astronaut, a surgeon, a writer, an athlete or whatever you aspire to be.The Career Accelerator will give you the skills and knowledge to excel professionally, whether you aresearching for your career path, exploring postgraduate degree programs, preparing to lead your family’sbusiness or planning to start your own company.Designed exclusively for international undergraduate students, the Career Accelerator features uniqueworkshops, real-world experiences, cross-cultural group work and skills-based training. Once you haveprogressed beyond the Global UCF programs, you will continue to work with your advisor on your individualcareer plan.Employers want confident team members who are job-ready. The Career Accelerator offers five differenttracks:DAVID BETTNERCo-creator of Words With FriendsCollege-to-CareerFor students pursuing aninternship (or co-op)experience during theircollege years and/or seekinggeneral preparation for theirpost-graduate job searchAdvanced DegreePreparationFor students who intendto directly pursue amaster’s or doctorate degree,including students majoringin pre-med, pre-law orsimilar professional fieldsSponsored BusinessDevelopmentFor students participatingin a corporate scholarshipprogram with activitiescustomized to the sponsoringcompany and/or industryFamily BusinessDevelopmentFor students pursuing adegree to assist with thestrengthening and expansionof a family-owned businessEntrepreneurshipFor students intendingto start, own, run andmanage their own businessafter graduation“UCF provided the challenge andlaid the foundation I needed tobecome a lifelong learner, whichI feel is one of the most valuablegifts anyone can receive.” Maintain 90 percent attendance in all Career Accelerator activities and workshopsComplete all major milestone projects Remain in good academic standingMICHELLE AKERSU.S. soccer starEXCLUSIVE INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIESUpon successful completion of the Career Accelerator, you have the opportunity to receive internshipplacement assistance. You will gain access to exclusive internships at leading global corporations, based onyour track and professional goals, and work closely with your Career Accelerator advisor to find placement inthe internship that’s best for you. For example, if you are an Entrepreneurship Track student you might internfor a tech startup in Silicon Valley, while a Sponsored Business Development Track student might intern for amultinational corporation such as Google, Deloitte, Exxon Mobil Corp. or Microsoft.DISCOVERY16DIRECTIONSEMESTER ONESEMESTER TWODESIGNSEMESTER THREEBLAKE BORTLENFL quarterbackLEE CONSTANTINEFormer Florida state senatorTOBY CRABELFund managerDECISIONSEMESTER FOUR Self-Assessment Global Occupational Research Mentor Matching Career Action Plan Major Exploration Informational Interviews E-Portfolio Profile Emotional Intelligence Professional Etiquette Mock Interviews Personal Branding Cover Letters Events: Career Fairs,Externships and Job Shadows Conflict Resolution Elevator Speech Networking and Social Media Résumé Career Focus Presentation Strategic ResearchPresentationOne of three women from theKennedy Space Center featuredon the Women at NASA website.“Ever since sixth grade, I knew Iwanted to be an electrical engineer.My hope is that our youngergeneration is inspired to pursue acareer in science or math.”To participate in the Career Accelerator students must: TIFFANEY MILLER ALEXANDERSafety and Mission Assurance(S&MA) Transition and Retirementproject manager at NASA Teamwork SkillsDUANTE CULPEPPERFormer NFL quarterbackPHIL DALHAUSSEROlympic gold medalist(volleyball)ERICKA DUNLAPMiss America 2004CHRIS IANNELLONASA deputy chief engineerCurrently creating the nextgeneration of NASA launchvehicles bound for the moonand Mars.“UCF is among the best universitiesin the country for aerospace,providing the opportunity forhands-on training.”ALAN EUSTACEFormer senior VP ofengineering, GoogleWILLIAM W. PARSONS JR.Director, NASA’s John C.Stennis Space CenterJOHN HARTFormer Major League Baseballgeneral manager, ClevelandIndians and Texas RangersANGEL RUIZPresident and CEO,Ericsson North AmericaCHERYL HINESActress, HBO’s “Curb YourEnthusiasm”R. GLENN HUBBARDDean, Columbia UniversityGraduate School of BusinessGEORGE KALOGRIDISPresident, Walt DisneyWorld ResortEDUARDO SANCHEZScreenwriter and director,The Blair Witch ProjectNICOLE STOTTNASA astronautALLEN WEISSRetired president ofworldwide operations, WaltDisney Parks and Resort Leadership Project Progress ReflectionPresentationGLOBAL UCF 17
LIVE THE KNIGHT LIFEAll Global UCF students are required to live in one of Global UCF’s on- or off-campus residences and have aUCF dining membership. These residences offer excellent facilities conveniently located either on campus orwithin a short walk or bus ride from campus.WAYS TO ENTER GLOBAL UCFUCF offers different ways for you to enter your first year. Your English-language
understanding American culture, mapping my career path and fully navigating my academic options. Global UCF is designed to meet the needs of international students, providing an outstanding academic and cultural framework for living and studying at UCF, as well as career preparation." — JULIA from Brazil 2 GLOBAL UCF 3
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UCF Abroad & Exchange Programs UCF Abroad (Short-term/ Traditional) This type of agreement provides the underlying basis for activities associated with a UCF Study Abroad program at a particular site. It delineates the parties' roles, program requirements and the terms and conditions pertaining to implementation of the program. A
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UCF’s Patent and Invention Policy: In most cases, UCF owns the intellectual property developed using university resources. The graduate student, as inventor, will, according to this policy, share in the proceeds of the invention. Please see the current UCF Graduate Catalog for details: catalog.ucf.edu/ Policies General Graduate Policies.
UCF General Aid Scholarships administered by UCF Burnett Honors College -grants available to students who are part of the BHC ( 1,000) UCF Abroad -Small need-based grants are available from OIS ( 1,000) SGA -Provides small sums of to cover some expenses ( 300 to 500) IC CAE UCF National Security Scholarships ( 3,000)
research and advising for pre-health and pre-law students. UCF COLLEGES “I felt I was crossing a bridge throughout the Global UCF program — engaging and understanding American culture, mapping my career path and fully navigating my academic options. Global UCF
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