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The University of Florida has announced it will continue to be a global sponsor for the eMerge Americas 2018 technology conference at the Miami Beach Convention Center on April 23 – 24. The premier technology event is a gathering hub for the world’s most influential business and government leaders from all over Latin America, North ... Read More
University of Florida’s College of Education hosted a “Building a Brighter Future” reception at UF Coral Gables on Thursday, February 22 with a presentation by Dean Glenn Good for UF alumni and friends. For the past three years, U.S. News & World Report has rated the University of Florida College of Education among America’s best online ... Read More
The event showcased the Nature Coast Biological Station and the Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Program. The Nature Coast Biological Station is located in Cedar Key, FL, and works to enhance the conservation and sustainability of Florida’s natural resources through research, public engagement and hands-on training. The Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Program is part of UF/IFAS School of Forest Resources ... Read More
Over forty attendees, including the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce and University of Florida alumni and friends were present at UF Coral Gables for the debut of the 2018 Latin American Business Environment Report by Dr. Brian C. Gendreau. More information on the UF Center for Latin American Studies here.
The first year for UF Coral Gables has been an exciting one! Since the opening of UF Coral Gables on February 6, 2017, our office has hosted many impactful events in collaboration with colleges and units and has welcomed over 1,000 guests. Recently we hosted the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce Trustee Reception with over 100 alumni and community leaders ... Read More
The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce’s primary mission is to foster and enhance the economic interested and quality of life in the Coral Gables community. With the support of over 1,600 members, city officials, local partner organizations and residents, the Chamber strives to bolster the types of amenities and services available to the community, such ... Read More
Miami Today featured a story on University of Florida’s research contract in Miami-Dade county to determine if ash, a costly waste by-product can instead be a revenue-producing substitute for coal ash, a major ingredient in the production of cement. Read their story here
Dr. Glenn Morris, M.D., M.P.H., a professor of medicine and the director of UF’s Emerging Pathogens Institute, visited UF Coral Gables on Friday, September 29 to share his research findings with UF alumni and friends. University of Florida will lead a collaborative research program with a $10 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control ... Read More
Over 150 UF alumni and friends watched the Miami Marlins play the Colorado Rockies on Friday, August 11. UF Alumni Night at Marlins Park was a partnership with the Gator Clubs of Miami and Broward, two affiliated chapters of the University of Florida Alumni Association in South Florida that serve as a “home away from ... Read More
The New York Times featured triumphs of New World School of the Arts, a rigorous magnet high school in Miami and a partner of University of Florida. New World School of the Arts was created by the Florida Legislature in 1984 as a center of excellence in the performing and visual arts. It is an ... Read More
