The Antonio Jorge Collection documents the extensive academic career, professional achievements, personal records, publications, and community contributions of Dr. Antonio Jorge, a prominent Cuban economist, scholar, and leader, highlighting his work in education, public service, and his significant contributions to Cuban and Cuban-American issues.
Aquila: The FGCU Student Research Journal publishes exceptional student scholarship from all academic disciplines and levels of study at Florida Gulf Coast University. Student scholarship stands at the heart of university life and is one of the most rewarding ways for students to contribute to their field of study, but it also expands their personal knowledge and academic growth. The Editorial Board of Aquila encourages students to participate in this exciting endeavor and share their ideas and findings with scholars inside and outside their discipline to enrich the community.
Subject files containing notes, photocopies, and other research on various subjects, places, buildings, etc., created by Archives staff in response to user inquiries.
The Art History Club at UCF collection documents the history of the club from 2011 to 2015. Materials in this collection include officer files of the club's president, such as meeting agendas, event fliers, and memorabilia. The Art History Club at the University of Central Florida became a registered student organization in 2011. As stated in the constitution, the purpose of the club is to pursue the scholastic appeals of art and what art can tell society about the cultures of the past. The goal of the organization is to foster a greater involvement of UCF art and art history students and promote the intellectual discussion of art history. In addition, the club aims to donate time at local museums in order to give back to the art community.
