The creation and discovery of knowledge stands at the heart of university life, and the UCF URJ encourages students to participate in this exciting endeavor. No matter your major, from engineering to history, from nursing to statistics, from education to hospitality management and anything and everything between, your field of interest relies on the next generation of scholars to devise new interpretations and solutions for further progress to be attained. Essays submitted for publication in the UCF URJ are formally reviewed by experts in the relevant field and are held to exacting academic standards of originality, accuracy, and presentation. Through this process, we hope that students will develop their skills as writers and researchers, as we also hope to inspire others to undertake research when they read these exemplary articles on an array of fascinating subjects.
Please contact me with any questions, and please do consider submitting your original research for publication in the UCF Undergraduate Research Journal.
Sincerely,
Tison Pugh, Ph.D.
Editor, UCF Undergraduate Research Journal
Associate Professor, Department of English
Social Class Justifications: The Capitalist Conspiracy
By Wendi Kane
Factors Associated with Eating Disorders in Women
By Christina Knowles
Application of Transformations in Parametric Inference
By Naomi Brownstein
Turkey, the Caspian Region, & the Clash of Civilizations
By Nathan L. Burns
Undervoting and Overvoting in the 2002 and 2006 Florida Gubernatorial Elections
By Javed Khan
Gender Presentation and Member Bias in Greek Organizations
By Jason Metzger
Computational Analysis of Broad Complex Zinc-Finger Transcription Factors
By Barbara Mascareno-Shaw
The West Wing's "Isaac and Ishmael" as a Captivity Narrative and American Jeremiad: A Call for Acknowledgment of America’s Historically Rooted Ideology
By Thomas J. Gillan
National Conference on Undergraduate Research - Abstract Deadline
12/04/2009
Honors in the Major-Spring Application Deadline (Honors College Opportunity)
1/13/2010
Workshop: Getting Started - Undergraduate Research
1/13/2010
Workshop: Getting Started
1/14/2010