Graduate student Kirsten Martin oversees a prescribed burn as part of experimental restoration project at Cape Cod National Seashore.
Dr. Diane Z. Chase, Executive Vice Provost and Pegasus Professor in Anthropology, examines Maya pottery from Belize.
UCF alumnus Samantha Spinuzzi (class of 2011) assists with marshgrass planting in the Indian River Lagoon.
Graduate student Monette Auman surveys her climate change experiment on sea turtle nests in Canaveral National Seashore.
Dr. MC Santana, Women's Studies and Dr. Waltraud Morales, Political Science attend a memorial exhibit dedicated to the late Dr. Elayne Zorn a well-known enthusiast of Andean studies.
Shift is an installation of color photographs by E. Brady Robinson, School of Visual Arts & Design. Shift represents the culmination of over two years of Robinson’s work and travels.
Dr. Linda Walters, Professor of Biology and UCF Women’s Research Center, shows off sign associated with one of 50 oyster reefs she has helped restore in collaboration with The Nature Conservancy and Brevard Zoo.
Undergraduate and EXCEL student Mikaela Morella and graduate student Wei Yuan collaborate on collecting data on oyster reef biodiversity in Canaveral National Seashore.
L to R: Betsy VonHolle, Amanda Koontz-Anthony, Beatriz Reyes-Foster, and Joanna Mishtal attend the 2012 FCTL Faculty Summer Development Conference - WRC Track
Community-building event for UCF women faculty.
The UCF Women’s Research Center promotes the success of women faculty at the University of Central Florida. We primarily achieve this through active mentoring; sponsored events designed to help faculty maximize their research, instructional and professional capabilities; advocacy; and providing resources to assist faculty to balance life and work. The WRC also encourages excellence in scholarship, research, and creativity among UCF faculty and students in endeavors related to women.
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