Two graduates from the UCF College of Medicine’s Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences were honored for their professional achievements and commitment to the community during...
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Two secretaries from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) provided a consultation visit to the UCF College of Medicine on October 21 and 22...
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Dr. Martin Klapheke, Professor of Psychiatry at the UCF College of Medicine, recently presented Grand Rounds at the renowned Mayo Clinic on the psychiatric implications...
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The UCF College of Medicine’s medical education building now has chimes ringing on the hour. (And a warning: the carillon is timed via GPS to...
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A promising cancer-fighting compound could be a year away from clinical trials thanks to a licensing agreement announced this month between the UCF College of...
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Check out Friday’s edition of the Orlando Business Journal – it contains a special 16-page supplement about the UCF College of Medicine. The special section...
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UCF College of Medicine M-1 students, who just began dissection in the Anatomy Lab, decided to practice their skills recently in a pumpkin carving event....
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Student Members of the Women’s Health Interest Group (WHIG) at the UCF College of Medicine recently volunteered at a local shelter for women and children...
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Call it a UCF College of Medicine marriage of information and fitness. A team from the Harriett F. Ginsburg Health Sciences Library began a walking/running...
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More than 1,100 guests celebrated the opening of the new UCF College of Medicine’s facilities at Lake Nona Saturday with an event that included fireworks...
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A College of Medicine poster on an innovative way to teach students about psychosocial issues in health care recently won first place from the Association...
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U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin joined six former surgeons general Thursday at the UCF College of Medicine to discuss the disproportionately high disease and...
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