The Community of Care Campus Network is a 3-hour workshop - This workshop is for Students only! There will be another workshop for Faculty/Staff offered at a later date this semester. This workshop will cover topics such as: College student mental health, active listening & empathy, crisis de-escalation skills, suicide prevention & intervention, and connecting students to support. At the completion of this training, individuals will receive a certificate of completion, as well as a Community of Care Campus Network sticker. Trained individuals can post this sticker in their residence halls, offices, put on their computers, etc to denote that they have this type of training and they are good resources for students needing additional support.   Sign up NOW, as space is limited: SIGN UP HERE!

🦅🌿 Volunteer at Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (C.R.O.W.) 🐢🌿 Join us for a hands-on opportunity to support wildlife care and conservation at one of the nation’s leading rehabilitation facilities! 📅 Date: Friday, November 14^th 🕘 Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 🕗 Meeting Time: 7:50 AM | Departure: 8:00 AM | Return: 2:00 PM 📍 Meeting Location: McTarnaghan Hall Bus Loop Volunteer Tasks: Beautification of the CROW campus Trimming foliage Pulling weeds Other… 🌍 Sustainable Development Goals: (13) Climate Action, (14) Life Below Water, (15) Life on Land, (3) Good Health & Well-Being 🎓 FGCU Majors connected to this trip: Environmental Studies, Biology, Marine Studies, Integrated Studies…and more!

Our databases contain multitudes of information! Lots of students need articles for research papers, but how do you find them with so much area to cover? Luckily, our student ambassadors can show you the way to start. Drop in for a quick demonstration of how to search for articles that your professors want to see on your bibliography. All workshops last 15 minutes or less, and all students who attend will have a chance to win swag. Get smart about the library and check it out!

💙 Service-Learning Opportunity: Support the American Heart Association! 📍 Location: FGCU Library Lawn 📅 Setup Day: Friday, November 14, 2025 | 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM - Comfortable/Workout clothes & sneakers - Lunch & refreshments provided. This shift includes some heavy lifting, standing for long periods of time, organizing event materials, assembling items, placing yard signs and setting up the festival area. 📅 Event Day: Saturday, November 15, 2025 | 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM - Comfortable/Workout Attire (if possible, RED) - Breakfast & Refreshments provided This shift will include setting up your assigned area in the festival area, assisting with participant needs, and cheering on the walkers. More detailed information will be sent via email the month of the event. *If the shifts do not work for you we can work together to accommodate your schedule. Join us in supporting the American Heart Association during their exciting fundraising 5K right here on the FGCU campus! Volunteers will assist participants, help ensure the event runs smoothly, and be part of an effort that promotes healthier hearts and stronger communities. Benefits for YOU: ✅ Gain valuable Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving, Oral/Written Communication, and Teamwork & Collaboration skills ✅ Connect with Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-Being (3) Reduced Inequalities (10) ✅ Majors Aligned: Public Health, Nursing. Communication, Health Science, Exercise Science,... and more!— and anyone passionate about health, wellness, and community service! Interested? Fill out the form here: https://form.jotform.com/252026117957155 Let’s make a difference together while supporting a great cause! 💪❤️

December SAC Meeting

November SAC Meeting

Craft a résumé that highlights your strengths, aligns with your goals, and helps you stand out in a crowded job market. In this workshop, you’ll get practical tips, tools, and insider strategies to polish your résumé so it gets noticed — and gets you hired.

Join us for our weekly Eagle News meeting!

Everyone is welcome to participate in this tournament (even non-FGCU students). $10 entry per person, $100 prize for winning doubles team. 2nd place prize: 2 FGCU towels. (All games will be doubles only). Please arrive between 3 and 3:30 to secure your place to participate in the player bracket. If we have 6 or more teams, we will start the tournament at 3:30 or as soon as we have 6 teams. Scoring: normal scoring, games to 11, win by 2, switch sides at 6, best of 3, minimum team requirement to run the event: 6 teams. If there are not 6 teams by 3:00, the tournament will be delayed until we reach the minimum 6 team amount. Any money entered in prior to the event running will be refunded if the tournament does not run. All double categories will be combined (women's, men's, mixed). Payment: Can be initiated via payment app (PayPal, Cash App, etc.) prior to the event. Payment must be made before the last game of the bracket ends. You don't need to sign up with a partner to participate, but if we are unable to find you one, any money will be refunded. If you have any questions and/or would like to pay the $10 entry fee, please reach out to our Club President, Tyler Calka, at 224-339-3394 or via email: tncalka2387@eagle.fgcu.edu Here is our Linktree for any club updates: https://linktr.ee/fgcupickleball

This is our philanthropy event; it is a navy-style obstacle relay course. 

Join us for food, fun, drinks, and friends!

We, the Whitaker Institute for STEM Education at FGCU, are involved with STEM outreach and education in the SWFL community. Each year, we host several GEMS events (Growing in Engineering, Math, and Science) for middle school students. The students attend two hands-on workshops led by STEM faculty during this half-day program. We are in need of FGCU student volunteers to assist the faculty member or external STEM professional in their activity. In each room, there are multiple FGCU student volunteers with a ratio of about 1 FGCU student to 2-3 middle school students. This ensures that the children will be able to progress through the lab activities while also providing them with another positive role model in STEM. PLEASE RSVP TO VOLUNTEER BY November 8th, 2025! Volunteers are expected to: *Attend November 14th, 2025 from 4:00pm - 5:30pm for orientation. *Arrive at 7:45am on November 15th, 2025 to help with set up. Activities end at 12:30pm.  Volunteers are expected to stay until 1:00pm to participate on a discussion about the activities and feedback. Lunch is provided for volunteers during this time.  For more info please contact Debbie: (e) Deboucher@fgcu.edu Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership, and Professionalism/Work Ethic. This aligns with Sustainable Development Goals 4 and 5: Quality Education, Gender Equality

Edgewood Academy is looking for volunteers to help run various stations, assist in set-up and clean up, and other assigned duties during our Fall Fest event.   If you are interested in participating, please email Danielle Wied (daniellewi@leeschools.net) with the subject line "FALL FEST FGCU VOLUNTEER" by Friday, November 7, 2025.    Students who complete this event gain skills in Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership, Professionalism/Work Ethic   This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Quality Education (4)   Related Majors: Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, Resort & Hospitality Administration (Event Management), Communications

Welcome to UniFurs! We are a club that aims to help people with similar interests in anthropomorphic animals find each other in a safe space, support their artistic growth, and personal wellness.

Come enjoy a hands-on plate decorating experience inspired by the vibrant culture of Ecuador! Create your own colorful design while learning about Ecuadorian art traditions. A fun and relaxed atmosphere. No experience needed, just bring your creativity!

Want to know how to talk to clients? Beta Alpha Psi is excited to welcome CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA) for their presentation, “Client Conversations that Count: Soft Skills.” This session will focus on the essential interpersonal and communication skills that every accounting professional needs to build strong client relationships and succeed in the workplace. Attendees will gain practical tips on effective communication, active listening, and professional presence, skills that are just as important as technical knowledge in today’s business environment. As always, free food will be provided for all attendees.

Join us for some s'mores under the stars. Bring a friend and enjoy the smell of the campfire!

Throw it back with us on Friday, November 14th from 8–11 PM for a night of iconic 2000s hits, nostalgic vibes, and unforgettable performances. Come dressed in your best Y2K look, sing your heart out, and live your early 2000s fantasy.

We, the Whitaker Institute for STEM Education at FGCU, are involved with STEM outreach and education in the SWFL community. Each year, we host several GEMS events (Growing in Engineering, Math, and Science) for middle school students. The students attend two hands-on workshops led by STEM faculty during this half-day program. We are in need of FGCU student volunteers to assist the faculty member or external STEM professional in their activity. In each room, there are multiple FGCU student volunteers with a ratio of about 1 FGCU student to 2-3 middle school students. This ensures that the children will be able to progress through the lab activities while also providing them with another positive role model in STEM. PLEASE RSVP TO VOLUNTEER BY November 8th, 2025! Volunteers are expected to: *Attend November 14th, 2025 from 4:00pm - 5:30pm for orientation. *Arrive at 7:45am on November 15th, 2025 to help with set up. Activities end at 12:30pm.  Volunteers are expected to stay until 1:00pm to participate on a discussion about the activities and feedback. Lunch is provided for volunteers during this time.  For more info please contact Debbie: (e) Deboucher@fgcu.edu Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership, and Professionalism/Work Ethic. This aligns with Sustainable Development Goals 4 and 5: Quality Education, Gender Equality