The Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center is pleased to announce a one day, Shared Memory Programming Using OpenMP workshop. This workshop is intended to give C and Fortran programmers a hands-on introduction to OpenMP programming. Attendees will leave with a working knowledge of how to write scalable codes using OpenMP. This event will be presented using the wide area classroom training platform. This will be an in person event hosted by various satellite sites, there will not be a direct to desktop option for this event.Please follow the instructions to create an ACCESS account before proceeding to register to attend at UCF. [Registration and instructions](https://www.psc.edu/resources/training/hpc-workshop-shared-memory-programming-using-openmp-workshop-june-2025/)Tentative AgendaFriday, June 13 All times given are Eastern 11:00 AM [Welcome](https://www.psc.edu/OpenMP-Welcome.pdf) 11:15 AM [Computing Environment](https://www.psc.edu/OpenMP-Computing-Environment.pdf) 11:30 AM [It's a Multi-core World](https://www.psc.edu/OpenMP-Multicore-World.pdf) 12:00 AM [Intro to OpenMP](https://www.psc.edu/OpenMP-Intro-OpenMP.pdf) 01:00 PM Lunch break 02:45 PM [Advanced OpenMP](https://www.psc.edu/OpenMP-Advanced-OpenMP.pdf) 04:30 PM [OpenMP and GPUs](https://www.psc.edu/OpenMP-openmp-GPUs.pdf) 05:00 PM [Adjourn](https://www.psc.edu/OpenMP-Goodbye.pdf) Registration Link: https://www.psc.edu/resources/training/hpc-workshop-shared-memory-programming-using-openmp-workshop-june-2025/ Registration Info: Please follow the instructions to create an ACCESS account before proceeding to register to attend at UCF.

This session highlights time-saving strategies to locate sources for upcoming assignments, research projects and literature reviews.Learn how to navigate library website options, access peer reviewed journals and discipline-specific databases, common search strategies and tips for maximizing Google Scholar.Register using the Virtual Location link or at .Virtual Location URL: https://ucf.zoom.us/meeting/register/ijgUQEc0TC-C89_WULrj1A

Get a real-time look at what makes Rosen College so special, from our learning spaces to the incredible opportunities just steps away.You'll hear from current students, find out what's happening in the hospitality industry around us and see why we were ranked #1 in the world for hospitality and hotel management by CEOWorld Magazine.Join us for a virtual visit via Zoom on select Mondays and Fridays at 1 pm EST.Virtual Location URL: https://futureknight.apply.ucf.edu/portal/rosenvirtual Registration Link: https://futureknight.apply.ucf.edu/portal/rosenvirtual

Join us for the seventh annual Pegasus PlayLab, a celebration of innovation and creativity in theatre! At Pegasus PlayLab, we serve as an arts incubator for the next generation of theatre. A place for creativity, passion, and storytelling, dedicated to nurturing emerging playwrights and launching new works into the spotlight. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of theatre as you witness the early stages of development for these new productions.WORKSHOP: PUBLIC WICKEDNESSBy Lee OsorioDirected by Adonis Perez-Escobar Based on a true story, Public Wickedness explores a lesser-known chapter in Queer History. In 1966, Laud Humphreys is searching for a dissertation topic … and for so much more. When his advisor encourages him to choose something that scares him, Laud dives headfirst into the world of tearooms -- public restrooms where men meet to have sex. Determined to prove that these men aren't monsters, he learns that they are something much more complicated. They're human. Can Laud make peace with their -- and his own -- fallibility, or will his desire to deny who he is ultimately destroy him?Please join us for a talkback following both performances Registration Link: https://cah.ucf.edu/performingarts/pegasus-playlab-2025/ Registration Info: $15, $10 student

Join us for the seventh annual Pegasus PlayLab, a celebration of innovation and creativity in theatre! At Pegasus PlayLab, we serve as an arts incubator for the next generation of theatre. A place for creativity, passion, and storytelling, dedicated to nurturing emerging playwrights and launching new works into the spotlight. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of theatre as you witness the early stages of development for these new productions.The DrollsBy Deborah BrevoortDirected by Nick Bublitz The Drolls is a comedy with music that tells the story of the outlaw actors who kept the theatre alive during one of the darkest chapters in England's history -- and in the process, rescued Shakespeare from the dustbins of history.This is a developmental production. Registration Link: https://cah.ucf.edu/performingarts/pegasus-playlab-2025/ Registration Info: $25, $10 student

UCF Summer Reading Challenges Saturday, June 14 - Sunday, Aug. 10Knightro's Summer Reading BINGOHosted by the UCF Alumni Book Club and UCF Libraries for Students, Staff, Faculty, Alumni, and Friends of the UniversityBlock out your BINGO card by reading selections in a variety of categories. Once you complete a BINGO (one row, column or diagonal), you're up for a prize!Junior Knights Reading ChallengeComplete the reading pathway by reading 25 pages per spot on the path.Once you complete the pathway, have a parent or guardian submit the completion form for sticker and a chance to win a UCF-themed prize!Little Knights Reading ChallengeColor in a Knightro/Citronaut for every story you read.Once you've colored all the icons, have a parent or guardian submit the completion form for a sticker and a chance to win a UCF-themed prize!Questions? Contact us at [Knights@ucfalumni.com.](mailto:Knights@ucfalumni.com)Virtual Location URL: https://foundation.ucf.edu/summerreading Registration Link: https://foundation.ucf.edu/summerreading