We have beads, air dry clay, and a bunch of jewelry making equipment, so don't miss out! You can make your own earrings, necklaces, bracelets, or anything else you desire!

MASA welcomes all FGCU students to attend our General Body Meeting. As a welcoming space that celebrates the Mexican American culture, MASA offers every opportunity to engage, from creative activities to social events. Come join us and bring a friend along!

General body meeting

Join the Pickleball Club at Blaze Pizza on September 25th from 5:00 am to 9:00 pm where all proceeds earned will go towards either new equipment or travel for the fall and spring semesters! Make sure to say that you're part of FGCU Pickleball at the cash register!

Join the Hazing Prevention Team as we wrap up National Hazing Prevention Week with our Kahoot trivia night focused on hazing statistics and hazing prevention! Organizations will have the opportunity to RSVP ahead of time with teams being no bigger than 5 members. If teams have more than 5 members they will have to split off and make 2 teams. Teams can have as little as 1 member on their team. Please only have one member RSVP for your team. The team that finishes first, second, or third will win a prize! 

Mock trial meeting

General Body Meetings are held to share club updates, host guest speakers, provide resources for the medical school journey, and connect members with opportunities in the community.

the Senate Executive committee meets every Thursday at 6PM. Members of the public are welcome! 

The Senate Executive committee meets every Thursday at 6:15PM. Members of the public are welcome! 

We tend to focus on parts of our body that we dislike, physical features we would alter, and often compare ourselves to others. How did our perception of ourselves become so distorted? What would it be like if we embraced who we are? It’s time to learn how to love and accept the person we are. This presentation is designed to give you the facts about body image, help you recognize your self-perception, and empower you to celebrate your body!

A weekly activity or information session surrounding mental health!

At Charms and Cherries, we’re crafting our own bag charms while enjoying a Shirley Temple bar with fizzy drinks, cherries, and sweet flavors.

Join us for a night of worship on campus! This is a space to pause in the middle of a busy week, lift our hearts together, and rest in the presence of God. Through music, prayer, and Scripture, we’ll be reminded of who God is and encouraged to walk in His truth. Whether you’ve been part of Thrive FGCU for a while or you’re just curious, everyone is welcome. Come ready to sing, pray, and connect with a community seeking to follow Jesus together.

FGCU Car Club hosts weekly meets every Thursday from 8–10 PM on the top floor of Parking Garage 1, next to The Water School. Join us to connect with fellow car enthusiasts, showcase your ride, and partake in a relaxed automotive community.

Come join us for our twice weekly classes taught for and by Dance Company members! Classes are two hours long and range from beginner to advanced skill levels. Classes focus on a wide range of styles and skills that aim to give a well-rounded and fulfilling recreational college dance experience.    Classes are held in the URWC gym Studio 1; Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8-10pm. Follow our Instagram @fgcu_DC for more class details.

The mission of Community Cooperative is to eliminate hunger and homelessness in southwest Florida while simultaneously inspiring and supporting sustained positive change in its clients by delivering innovative food, education and social service programs. Help us clean up venue, stack chairs, load trucks, etc. This event feeds our community through the rest of the year!   Volunteers needed from 9 PM-11 PM   To sign up for this opportunity, please email Volunteer@CommunityCooperative.com   Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: No Poverty (1), Zero Hunger (2). This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Education, Social Work, Resort and Hospitality Management.

If a coordinator is more than 25 minutes late, all will be rewarded 1 hour for showing up. You will be free to leave at this point, if you choose to stay and coordinator shows up, you will be rewarded 1+ hour to the time you worked. SERVICE LEARNING EVENT DESCRIPTION Date: Friday 8:30-11:30 Fridays : September 5th, September 12th. September 19th, September 26th Closed-toed shoes are mandatory. Dress appropriately for warm temperatures, bring water, and consider sun protection.  Location: The FGCU Food Forest is past Sugden Welcome Center and before Kleist Health Education Center. Look for a shipping container that says “FOOD FOREST” on your left. Approximate address: 9920 FGCU South Court. Fort Myers, FL 33913 ________________________________________________ *MUST BRING WATER CONTAINER & CLOSED TOED SHOES* "Volunteers will assist our Coordinator (Dylan Moncada, Samantha Sette) in processing down trimmed trees & distributing that material to surrounding mulch zones. This is light work although the day will be hot, & the bugs will be out. I recommend bringing closed-toed shoes, preferably boots, pants, and long sleeves to defend from mosquitos. Gloves if you have any. You will be given plenty of water breaks & time to cool off. Bring plenty of water for yourself, and a snack as well."  -Sincerely Food Forest Team   Permaculture:  (noun) Permaculture is a system of design for regenerative human settlements, focusing on creating sustainable and harmonious ways of living. It encompasses various disciplines such as ecological design, engineering, and environmental construction. This approach involves managing water resources, integrating sustainable architecture, and developing habitats and agricultural systems modeled on the patterns and functions of natural ecosystems. Permaculture employs creative design methods rooted in holistic thinking, carefully considering all materials, energies, and interactions involved in proposed changes. This means thoroughly evaluating both the immediate and long-term effects on ecosystems before implementing modifications, such as altering water flow patterns, vegetation management, or land-use practices. By prioritizing regeneration and resilience, permaculture fosters ecosystems that sustain both human needs and the environment. —————   The Office of Service-Learning & Civic Engagement has created a useful flyer explaining how to track your hours. When doing so, please use the following information under the “Supervisor Contact Information” section:  Organization: FGCU Food Forest Supervisor: Adrian Boguslaw Phone: N/A Email: foodforest@fgcu.edu Note: If you are only volunteering with us today, submit  your hours ASAP. If you plan on volunteering with us again, you may wait to submit your TOTAL hours.  This is acceptable on a semester basis. ADD AS A SHORT ANSWER QUESTION Type your name and UIN in the box to sign the form and confirm you have read and agree to this waiver. I, _____________________________, UIN ______________, consent to participate in the University sponsored Compost program conducted by the FGCU Food Forest and scheduled to begin on January 1, 2024 and continue until December 31, 2024 and located at Florida Gulf Coast University (“University”).  I acknowledge that I have thoroughly read and understand the information contained in this Release pertaining to the Activity and the possible risks associated with my participation in this Activity. Behavior: I acknowledge and agree that I will act in a mature and responsible manner at all times during the Activity and further acknowledge and agree that I will be held responsible for my behavior and any damage or injury to the property of the University and its faculty and staff, as well as other participants. I acknowledge and agree that I must observe all federal, state, and local laws and University regulations, and policies as well as any behavior requirements of the Activity. I further acknowledge and agree that in the event I have any questions regarding the applicability of the University’s regulations and policies to the Activity, it is my responsibility to make any necessary inquiries to the University. Additionally, I acknowledge and agree that I will observe and comply with the specific rules and conditions developed for participation in the Activity. I will follow the directives of University officials concerning the Activity. Use of University Property: I acknowledge that the University may provide to me the use of equipment or other University property as part of participation in the Activity. I acknowledge that if the University property that is provided to me is damaged, stolen, or lost that I may be charged for the repair or replacement of the University property. I acknowledge that the University may bill me for the charges related for the repair or replacement of damaged, stolen, or lost University property. Safety Participation: I acknowledge that I have made any necessary inquiries or provided the necessary information to the University regarding my ability, physically or otherwise, to safely participate in the Activity and that, prior to executing this Release, I have been provided the opportunity to inquire and discuss the possible risks and hazards to myself resulting from participating in the Activity. Any questions I had regarding my ability to participate in the Activity have been answered to my satisfaction, and I have received sufficient information to make a sound and voluntary decision to participate in the Activity. I acknowledge there are additional risks in participating in face-to-face experiential learning at this time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I acknowledge that I have chosen to voluntarily engage in face-to-face experiential learning. In participating in the in-person experiential opportunity, I acknowledge that the CDC has issued guidelines regarding personal protective equipment and social distancing to address the COVID-19 outbreak and that the experiential learning site may have requirements for meeting those guidelines. I agree to comply with CDC guidance and any facility safety policies or precautions to address personal protective equipment and social distancing. I acknowledge that I understand the risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and I am assuming the risks of engaging in this activity. Photo Release: In exchange for the University allowing me to participate in the Activity, I give the University the right and my permission to record my participation and appearance on digital, or electronic recordings, videotape, audiotape, film, photography or any other medium and to use my name, likeness, voice and biographical information in connection with these recordings. The University may exhibit or distribute all or any part of these recordings for any educational or promotional purpose, which the University and its employees deem appropriate. All such recordings shall be  the University’s property. Waiver of Liability and Assumption of Risks: In exchange for the University making arrangements for, permitting my participating in Compost program at the FGCU Food Forest, I hereby assume all risks of my participation in the Activity. Risks include, but are not limited to, risks of participation in the various components of the Activity, and all risks related to any physical or other condition from which I might suffer. I acknowledge that the University does not provide personal accident/health insurance or medical personnel for myself. I authorize the FGCU staff to perform on site emergency first aid. I authorize FGCU staff to contact local emergency medical care services in the event of a medical emergency. I assume personal and financial responsibility for any medical care and treatment I may require as the result of participating in the Activity. I acknowledge that this Release applies to all medical care and treatment that is provided or obtained by the University as a result of my participation in the Activity. In exchange for the University allowing me to participate in the Activity and having reviewed and agreed to all acknowledgements listed in this Release and Waiver, I, on behalf of my family, heirs, beneficiaries, and personal representatives agree to assume all the risks and responsibilities of my participating in the Activity. I release and forever discharge and covenant not to sue the Florida Gulf Coast University Board of Trustees, Florida Gulf Coast University, and the Lee County Board of County Commissioners, and their officers, agents, employees, and representatives (“Releasees”) from and against any and all liability for any and all claims, demands, actions, causes of action of whatever kind or nature, costs and expenses of any nature, including attorneys’ fees (“Claims”) that I may have or that may hereafter accrue to me or myself, arising out of or related to any harm, loss, damage, or injury including, but not limited to suffering, death or property loss that may be sustained by myself, whether caused by my action, or the negligence of the Releasees or the action of third parties in connection with the Activity. I also agree not to sue Releasees in connection with any such harm, loss, damage, or injury. I agree to indemnify and hold Releasees harmless from any against all claims asserted against any of the Releasees by any entity based upon my participation in the Activity. I acknowledge and agree that should any provision or aspect of this Release and Waiver be found to be unenforceable, all remaining provisions of this Release and Waiver will remain in full force and effect. Further, I acknowledge and agree that this Release and Waiver shall be construed pursuant to the laws of the State of Florida and that the venue for any legal proceeding concerning this Release and Waiver shall be in Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida. I have read, understand and acknowledge that through my signature below, I will comply with the information and directions and agree to be bound by the terms contained in this Release and Waiver and I have voluntarily executed the Release.

Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Inc. will be tabling to promote various events throughout happening throughout the semester to showcase our principles of Brotherhood, Community Service, Cultural Awareness, and Scholarship.  

🎨✨ Volunteer at the Alliance for the Arts – Campus Refresh! ✨🎭 📅 Friday, September 26🕗 Meet at McTarnaghan Loop: 8:10 AM🚌 Bus departs: 8:20 AM🕐 Service Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM The Alliance for the Arts is turning 50 years old 🎉 and needs YOUR help putting the finishing touches on their refreshed campus before welcoming the community back this October with events like:💀 Curtain Call Carnage Haunted House🪩 Rocky Horror Picture Show Volunteer Projects Include:🌱 Adding mulch around the Main Gallery Building🌿 Weeding & gardening in the Arts Park & Reflection Pond🛍️ Restocking items in the gift shop🖼️ Painting gallery walls & general touch-ups🖥️ Refreshing front desk & office spaces 👕 FREE FGCU Service-Learning T-shirt for all participants! 👉 What to Wear: Closed-toed shoes + clothes you don’t mind getting dirty 🌍 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): 🏙️ SDG 11: Sustainable Cities & Communities – Supporting cultural & creative spaces 🌳 SDG 15: Life on Land – Landscaping & stewardship of natural spaces 💚 SDG 3: Good Health & Well-being – Strengthening community through arts & creativity 🎓 Great for Majors in: Art, Theatre, Music, Arts Administration 🎭 Environmental Studies, Biology, Sustainability 🌎 Business, Hospitality, Communication 💼 💡 Be part of celebrating the arts, community, and sustainability—all while earning service-learning hours!

Pies will be $3 for one pie and $5 for two pies. These proceeds will go to Circle of Sisterhood.