16th Annual Women’s Studies Conference Held at UWF

Delivering the keynote address was veteran of four space flights Capt. Wendy B. Lawrence.

Students Get Advice, Awards in Elevator Pitch Contest

The teams took the challenge on March 25 in the UWF College of Business.

Students, Volunteers Help Rescue Plants from Future Subdivision Site

The UWF students who participated in the plant rescue effort are members of the Kugelman Honors Program, which allows students to complete their Honors requirements over the course of their time as an undergraduate at UWF.

Postdoctoral Research Associate Becomes First to Receive External Grant

Clayson’s research will study the effectiveness of eportfolios for both students and their prospective employers.

Panels Discuss Women in Business

Panels included successful women from different backgrounds and discussed subjects related to gender power, dreams and how to relate with other people in the workplace.

Santa Rosa Mentor Program Hones Teaching Skills

The program is a partnership between the Institute for Innovative Community Learning at UWF and the Santa Rosa County School District.

Haas Center Survey: 63% of Santa Rosa Residents Want New Courthouse

The survey’s aim was to capture how Santa Rosa County residents feel the courthouse issue should move forward, if at all, after that election.

STEAM2017 Colloquium Highlights Collaboration Between Artists, Scientists

The event explored how art adds to the disciplines of science, technology, engineering and math to examine issues related to the environment.

Art, Science Meld in Elizabeth Demaray’s Environmental Projects

Her lecture served as the keynote speech of STEAM2017, which culminated recently at the Pensacola Museum of Art.

International Collaboration Looks at European Immigrant Skill Levels

The research looked at the education and skill level of immigrants, as well as their cultural values.

UWF Experts Offer Tips for Naming Businesses, Products

Selecting the wrong name could cause an otherwise fine product to struggle in the marketplace.

UWF Researchers Travel to Chile to Study How Heavy Sunlight Affects Growth

The expectation is that the research will show that many of the organisms sampled are able to repair their DNA at night.