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Assistant Professor Hsiu-Fen Lin joined the College of Health Professions and Sciences this fall in the School of Social Work and is a member of UCF’s Violence Against Women (VAW) faculty cluster. A licensed clinical social worker in a global context for more than 25 years, Lin is actively involved in research surrounding intimate partner violence (IPV) and homicide, violence on immigrant women and children, economic and financial abuse, and economic empowerment.
UCF Aphasia House Director and Assistant Professor Lauren Bislick has been named as a recipient of the 2023 Tavistock Trust for Aphasia Distinguished Scholar Award for her research and service contributions focused on enhancing quality of life in persons with aphasia. Bislick received the award at the Clinical Aphasiology Conference held in June in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
https://healthprofessions.ucf.edu/news/ucf-aphasia-house-director-named-distinguished-scholar/
Last year, kinesiology student Christian Torres ‘16 was awarded the Jeffrey D. Law Memorial Scholarship, a scholarship given to graduate kinesiology students to honor the legacy of Jeffrey Law – a strength and conditioning coach. Torres, currently in his final semester of the program, met the Law family recently and was able to thank them for supporting his dreams.
Four students from the health sciences program have been named to the Class of 2022 Order of Pegasus. This award is the highest honor that a UCF Knight can achieve, and reflects exemplary academic achievement, community engagement, leadership and professionalism.
https://healthprofessions.ucf.edu/news/meet-the-4-order-of-pegasus-students-from-health-sciences/
The UCF Graduate Council has awarded Erica Goldstein, a graduate assistant within the School of Kinesiology and Physical Therapy, with the Excellence in Graduate Student Teaching Award.
Veoletta Dyer, an incoming physical therapy doctoral student, has been awarded the Doctoral Diversity Fellowship by UCF’s College of Graduate Studies. The fellowship is awarded to a student to increase diversity in clinical doctorate programs. Dyer will start the program at UCF this summer.
The UCF School of Communication Sciences and Disorders master’s program has improved its long-standing consortium track, which was designed around students working in local schools as speech-language therapists. Beginning Spring of 2022, the updated program allows students to earn their degree in fewer semesters while simultaneously working full time.
I write articles for the University of Central Florida's College of Health Professions and Sciences. My topics range from feature articles on students and faculty, to events and developments within the many schools that are part of CHPS.
Company: UCF College of Health Professions and Sciences
I worked there from 1/2022 until now