Embrace the absurd world of Eugene Ionesco's iconic drama, Rhinoceros. Follow Berenger, an ordinary man caught in the midst of an extraordinary epidemic as neighbors are transformed into rhinoceroses.As chaos reigns and societal norms crumble, Berenger must find the courage to resist conformity and reclaim his individuality. Ionesco's provocative masterpiece is a searing indictment of complacency and mob mentality, challenging audiences to question the status quo and embrace the power of individual action. Rhinoceros offers a timeless exploration of identity, society and the struggle for sanity amidst overwhelming chaos. Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/rhinoceros/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

This workshop will focus on learning about the impact a traumatic experience can have on a person's relationships and social functioning. It will also focus on what it looks like to pursue healthy and supportive relationships.[Learn about CAPS and other workshops.](https://caps.sdes.ucf.edu/)Virtual Location URL: https://ucf-hipaa.zoom.us/j/97245375228

Visit Inclusive Education Services (IES) for an on-campus tour. During the on-campus IES tour, families can visit the IES facilities, meet members of the IES team, explore the UCF main campus and learn more about the program. The tour begins with an information session in the IES office and is followed by a walking campus tour (rain or shine; dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes). The Department of Housing and Residence Life offers tours of select UCF housing communities. Please [visit their website](https://www.housing.ucf.edu/tours/dailytours/) to book a Housing Tour and view available dates and times.Location: Ferrel Commons 7B, Suite 132 [Parking permits](https://secure.parking.ucf.edu/parkingportal/) are virtual and can be purchased ahead of time. Parking Garage B is the closest parking garage. Registration Link: https://ucf.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3fvspvr3VjHSBXE Registration Info: Please register for this event to save your spot. Space is limited.

Starting a writing assignment, and don't know where to begin? The University Writing Center's Drop-In Drafting Lab can help!No appointments required -- you can drop in during our open hours and:* clarify assignment expectations * develop a plan * brainstorm ideas * or just spend time writing!Any and all writers are welcome!The Drafting Lab will be unavailable on the following days and times:* Thursday, Aug. 29, 2-4 p.m. * Monday, Sept. 2, all day * Monday, Nov. 11, all day

[UCF Arts Innovation Competition](https://ucf.startuptree.co/discover/events): Showcase Your Inventions and Win Cash Prizes!Create. Captivate. Elevate!OverviewJoin UCF's artistic and cultural innovation competition, where we challenge students to present projects that create aesthetic, social, and financial value from novel offerings in the arts, fashion, film, and other cultural industries.What's Art Innovation?Artistic and cultural innovations are provocative offerings that pioneer and nurture novel ideas and designs that challenge the status quo and enrich our shared human experience. It fuses imagination, tradition, and groundbreaking methods to produce expressions that resonate with contemporary audiences. For instance, a digital art installation might use augmented reality to let viewers "step into" a classic painting. A theatrical performance might seamlessly blend various cultural narratives to tell a universal story. In music, traditional instruments might be paired with digital soundscapes to create a fresh genre. This competition is a call for visionary artists and cultural enthusiasts committed to sculpting a vibrant, inclusive future. Students from ALL disciplines are encouraged to express their visions and talents in this showcase event.However, innovations do not create value unless they can be shared with others. To realize the potential of your solution, you must also describe how you intend to deliver it to others, who you intend to deliver it to, and revenue you intend to earn to pay for creating and providing your solution. Artists and cultural innovators often earn revenue by selling or exhibiting their works, including paintings, sculptures, fashion, performances, and digital creations. They may also benefit from royalties, licensing agreements, workshops, crowdfunding campaigns, and collaborations with brands who sponsor their projects. Thus, this competition requires consideration of who solutions will be delivered to and how revenue needed to sustain those deliveries can be earned. Thus, in addition to describing a solution to a problem, this competition asks you to consider how you will provide that solution to those who would benefit from your creations.

The Inclusive Education Services program provides an inclusive, comprehensive, non-degree-seeking college experience to adults with intellectual disabilities. During the two-year experience, students discover and develop their passions and strengths, enhancing their ability to facilitate long-term, paid, and fulfilling employment after graduation. Families can learn more about the program during the monthly online information session, speak with staff about the two-year experience, and ask questions.Virtual Location URL: https://ucf.zoom.us/j/95591844132