Associate Professor Challenging the Lens Through Which We Interpret Poverty
UCF sociology Associate Professor Amy Donley ’02 ’04MA ’08PhD is committed to understanding and exposing social inequalities and the impact they have on those in poverty.
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Leading the Way Towards a “New Better”
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Leading the Way Towards a “New Better”
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Stuck In The Middle: Stress And ‘The Sandwich Generation’
Editor’s note: The COVID-19 global pandemic has urged companies around the world to focus their attention on providing for the health and safety of their employees and preparing their organizations for a period of disruption. On top of our regular articles examining the longer-term issues and trends impacting organizations, The One Brief will also bring …
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Stuck In The Middle: Stress And ‘The Sandwich Generation’
Editor’s note: The COVID-19 global pandemic has urged companies around the world to focus their attention on providing for the health and safety of their employees and preparing their organizations for a period of disruption. On top of our regular articles examining the longer-term issues and trends impacting organizations, The One Brief will also bring …
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Epic Games, Maker of Fortnite, Awards UCF Professor Grant to Enhance AR and VR Technology
The company responsible for the online video game hit Fortnite has awarded a UCF assistant professor a grant to develop an immersive technology to take virtual experiences to new levels of reality.
Maxine McGregor: Child Welfare and Domestic Violence Advocate Leads the Next Generation of Social Workers
As a longtime member of the Orange County Domestic Violence Task Force, Maxine McGregor ’13 MSW, instructor and director of the face-to-face master’s in social work program, has a passion for helping men and women who feel trapped in unhealthy relationships – and for the people who help them.
Why ESG Is Even More Important In A Crisis Like COVID-19
May 6, 2020 OVERVIEW How a business manages financial and nonfinancial risks has become an increasingly important factor in the decisions made by institutional investors, and an organization’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices provide a vital metric for investment dollars. Over the 12 months through January 2020, ESG equity funds took in $70 billion …
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Why ESG Is Even More Important In A Crisis Like COVID-19
May 6, 2020 OVERVIEW How a business manages financial and nonfinancial risks has become an increasingly important factor in the decisions made by institutional investors, and an organization’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices provide a vital metric for investment dollars. Over the 12 months through January 2020, ESG equity funds took in $70 billion …
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UCF-Developed Cancer-Fighting Nanoparticle Heads to Clinical Trials
A cell-based cancer immunotherapy that utilizes a nanoparticle developed at UCF to stimulate a patient’s natural cancer-killing cells has just received the green light to proceed directly into a Phase II clinical trial.