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More volunteer opportunities can be found at Volunteer Florida and United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades.
If you have any questions, please contact servicelearning@fgcu.edu or visit us in McTarnaghan Hall 229.
Thu, Oct 2*Guided Trip with Transportation* Thanksgiving Stuffing Initiative with Community Cooperative🦃 Join Us for the Thanksgiving Stuffing Initiative with Community Cooperative! Make a real impact this holiday season by helping Community Cooperative for families facing food insecurity! This service trip supports their mission to fight hunger and homelessness by ensuring individuals and families have access to the resources they need to transform their lives — especially during the holidays. 📅 Date: Thursday, October 2nd ⏰ Event Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM 📍 Meeting Location: McTarnaghan Hall Bus Loop 🕘 Meet at 9:15 AM | Depart at 9:30 AM | Return by 2:30 PM 🌍 Sustainable Development Goals: Zero Hunger 🎓 Majors Connected to This Experience: Entrepreneurship, Integrated Studies, Management, Psychology, Public Health, Supply Chain Management, Social Work... and more! 👕 Free FGCU T-Shirt for all volunteers!
Sat, Oct 4FGCU Adaptive Sports & Recreation Day 2025!FGCU Adaptive Sports & Recreation Day is a day dedicated to promoting visibility and awareness for all abilities, bringing together individuals to participate in various adaptive sports. Adaptive Sports & Recreation Day 2025 is sure to be better than ever, and we would love to see you there on October 4, 2025, from 9 AM to 1 PM. We would greatly appreciate your support in reaching out to everyone you know to make this Adaptive Sports & Recreation Day more memorable than last year's! Please share the attached flyer through your networks and with the families you serve. This will be a valuable opportunity to see firsthand the importance of acceptance with all abilities! To sign up for this opportunity, click HERE!
Sat, Oct 4*Guided Trip with Transportation* American Cancer Society Pink Glow Run at Babcock RanchAmerican Cancer Society Pink Glow Run ✨🏃♀️ Join us for a glowing night of fun and purpose at the American Cancer Society Pink Glow Run at Babcock Ranch! This unique evening event brings our community together in support of the fight against cancer. 📅 Date: Saturday, October 4th Meeting Location: McTarnaghan Hall Bus Loop 🕗 Meeting Time: 5:45 PM 🚌 Van Departure: 6:00 PM Event Time: 7:15 PM – 9:00 PM 🚍 Return Time: 9:40 PM 🎉 Volunteer Tasks: Registration assistance Cheering on event participants ✅ What to Bring/Wear: Closed-toe shoes Clothes you don’t mind getting messy Water bottle Hat or sun protection 🌍 Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-being 🎓 Majors Connected to This Experience: Exercise Science, Art, Child and Youth Studies, Communication, Social Work... and more! 🎁 FREE FGCU T-SHIRT for all volunteers!
Mon, Oct 6*Virtual* Sustainability Blog SubmissionMonday, October 6– Friday, October 10, 2025 Submit anytime during the week to earn two service-learning hours Hosted by: The Healthy Earth Organization Event Description: Are you passionate about sustainability, the environment, or climate action? 🌎 Join us for Sustainability Blog Submission Week, where voices from all walks of life come together to share insights, experiences, and ideas for a greener future. Whether you're a student, volunteer, eco-advocate, or simply inspired to share your thoughts—we want to hear from you! ✍️ What You Need to Know: * Submission Dates: October 6– Friday, October 10, 2025 * Blog Length: 300–800 words * Topics Can Include: ✅ Environmental justice ✅ Sustainable living ✅ Youth activism ✅ Food security ✅ Ocean conservation ✅ Nature-based learning ✅ Your personal eco story * All blog submissions will be published on our website to help raise awareness and celebrate diverse perspectives in the sustainability movement. 💡 Why Participate? * Share your unique voice * Raise awareness on critical issues * Inspire others through storytelling * Be part of a growing network of changemakers 🌱 📩 How to Submit: After registering, you’ll receive an email with where to send your completed blog, starting the Monday of that week. To sign up for this opportunity, please CLICK HERE! Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals:Quality Education (4), Climate Action (13). This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Communication, Journalism, English, Digital Media Design, Sociology, Political Science, Social Work, Legal Studies, Entrepreneurship, Marketing
Mon, Oct 6*Guided Trip with Transportation* Help Maintain Sanibel's Puschel PreserveJoin SCCF at the Puschel Preserve 🌱 After Hurricane Ian, the Puschel Preserve played a crucial role as a debris holding site — but now it’s time to bring this space back to life. Join Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF) staff for a day of planting, weeding, and mulching as we continue restoring this vital habitat and newly reopened community green space. 📅 Date: Monday, October 6th🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM📍 Meeting Location: McTarnaghan Hall Bus Loop🕗 Meeting Time: 8:00 AM | Departure: 8:15 AM | Return: 1:45 PM 👕 What to Bring/Wear: Long sleeves Hat & sunglasses Sunscreen Closed-toed shoes Water bottle 🎁 Bonus Perks: FREE FGCU T-shirt for participants Lunch provided after a rewarding morning of restoration work! 🌍 Sustainable Development Goals: Life on Land, Life Below Water, Partnerships for the goals 🎓 Majors Connected to This Experience: Biology, Environmental Studies, Marine Science... and more! Help us rebuild the island's ecosystem and enjoy a morning outdoors at the beautiful Puschel Preserve.
Mon, Oct 6Share Your Creativity: Teach Pottery to Youth at The Salvation Army of Collier CountyThe Salvation Army of Collier County Youth Center is looking for FGCU students to volunteer as pottery/ceramics instructors for our after-school program. Our mission is to meet human needs without discrimination by offering programs that nurture the mind, body, and spirit. At the Youth Center, we provide a safe and supportive space where children can explore creativity, build new skills, and grow in confidence. Mondays on these specific days: August 25th, September 15th, October 6th, October 27th, November 17th from 3pm-5pm What We Need: FGCU students to lead a one-hour prep time and one-hour after-school pottery or ceramics session (3:00–5:00 PM) for elementary and middle school students. Volunteers will guide students through simple, beginner-friendly clay projects, foster creativity, and encourage hands-on learning in a fun, positive environment. No professional teaching experience is required—just a passion for working with youth and an interest in ceramics. NACE Career Competencies: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership Sustainable Development Goals: Zero Hunger (2), Good Health and Well-being (3), Quality Education (4) If you are interested in participating in this Service-Learning experience, please email Megan Francis at Megan.Francis@uss.salvationarmy.org with the subject line "FGCU Pottery Instructor – Youth Center". In your email, please include: Your full name Your availability A brief description of your pottery or ceramics experience (or interest) Once your email is received, we will follow up with more details and next steps.
Thu, Oct 9Harvest Oasis Community Garden Maintenance DayEvent: Harvest Oasis Community Garden Maintenance Day Date & Time: 10/9/2025 9:30 AM - Noon Join us for at Harvest Oasis Community Garden Maintenance Day as we plant and care for the garden located in Estero, FL. Our community garden is in need of some TLC, and we’ll be planting and weeding to help it thrive. Be prepared to get your hands dirty! Please wear comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes, and bring a refillable water bottle. We’ll provide all the necessary tools, plus snacks and water—just bring your energy and enthusiasm! Directions: Harvest Oasis Community Garden is located at the outdoor pavilion at Lee Health - Healthy Life Center Coconut Point. Once you enter the parking lot, take an immediate right and continue to the end until you see the 4 vertical hydroponic garden. To sign up for this opportunity, please CLICK HERE! We can’t wait to see you there! Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals:Quality Education (4), Climate Action (13).
Sat, Oct 11Volunteers needed for The Timbor Jamboree EventThe mission of the Peace River Botanical & Sculpture Gardens is to provide a Sanctuary of Art and Nature along the Peace River that showcases world-class sculptures and spectacular botanical to inspire creativity throughout the community. The event will have live chainsaw carving and wood art demonstrations with interactive art experiences for all ages. They will need students to assist with admissions, parking lot attendants, craft stations for kiddos, yard games, garden greeters, set up and clean up. In-person opportunity; 2 shifts are available: 8am-12pm and 12pm-4pm during the event Set up will start at 7:30-9am and clean-up will be from 4pm-5:30pm approximately. You can work a shift or the entire day! NACE Career Competencies: Critical Thinking, Communication, Teamwork/Collaboration Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Good Health and Well-being (3), Life on Land (15) Contact of event Coordinator: Name: Machele Kroll Email: mkroll@peacerivergardens.org Sign up for this opportunity by emailing: mkroll@peacerivergardens.org or through Bloomerangvolunteer.com
Sat, Oct 11Volunteers Needed for Babcock Ranch Community Cleanup Event with The Community ChurchWe are looking for volunteers to help the residents and local organizations in Babcock Ranch keep our city clean. We will walk the sidewalks, medians, parks, and green spaces to collect any discarded items and properly dispose of them. Items will be sorted for recycling. Part of our mission, vision, and values is to care for the environment and educate the community on the importance of sustainability. This event is on Saturday, October 11 in Babcock Ranch. The event starts with a safety and strategy talk at 8:00am and debris collection to follow. We meet in the parking lot of the Babcock Ranch Field House near the football field in Babcock Ranch. Items collected will be returned to the meeting area (Babcock Ranch Field House Parking Lot) to be weighed and sorted for recycling. To sign up, students can email the church (community@tccintheranch.org) or use our Signup Genius link (this method is preferred): https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0949AAAC22A4F9C61-community1 Participants are invited to share the time they have. We do ask that you are present for the safety and strategy presentation. 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: Clean Water and Sanitation (6), Affordable and Clean Energy (7), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11), Climate Action (13)
Sat, Oct 11Bunche Beach CleanupEvent: Bunche Beach Cleanup Date: October 11, 2025 Time: 9:00 am - 10:45 am We provide Free Parking thanks to Lee County Parks and Rec. What To Bring: Re-useable water bottle and wear comfortable clothes. We suggest a hat and sunglasses. What We Provide: All tools needed, sunblock, water refill jug, light snacks, and designated team members who take pictures and ensure safety. Safety Guidelines: Drink plenty of water and take breaks as needed. Set a timer to come back at set time. Watch out for sharp objects, glass, and wildlife. Avoid heavy lifting and work with a buddy at all times. Do not touch hazardous materials such as needles or chemicals. Report heavy items to our designated team member. Post Cleanup: Weigh your buckets and join the group photo at 10:45 am. Why Help: Beach cleanups are a last line of defense to prevent debris from causing harm to our oceans, to wildlife, to our coastal economies, and even beach-goers. After Hurricane Milton these efforts are needed more than ever. If you are interested in this opportunity, please CLICK HERE! We are eager to see you there! Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-being (3), Climate Action (13). This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Marine Science, Environmental Studies, Biology, Public Health, Health Science
Sat, Oct 11Volunteers Needed for Wonder Gardens After DarkAs an oasis in Bonita Springs that serves generational audiences, The Wonder Gardens inspires and provides transformative experiences of wonder in the natural world. We are a historic botanical garden and zoological park that provides long term nurturing homes for exotic and local wildlife. "Wonder Gardens After Dark" on October 11, 2025, is a family friendly community-building Halloween event that includes fun, educational activities and games with a message of conservation. Set up volunteers (10 am - 2 pm) will move tables and chairs, decorate, and move activity supplies into place. Closed toe shoes required. Khaki & black dress preferred. Event volunteers (4:00 - 9:00 pm) will staff activity tables and games for visitors. Face painters, musicians, and costumed characters also needed. Closed toed shoes required. Family friendly costume or black shirt/black pants or shorts. Light dinner provided! All volunteers please bring: Reusable water bottle snack sunscreen and bug spray Minimal personal belongings - they will stay with you (no lockers) The event times are 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Set up volunteers work 10 am - 2 pm. Event volunteers work 4:00 - 9:00 pm. Back-up date for weather cancellation is October 18. Liability and photo release waivers will be signed onsite. To sign up for this opportunity, click HERE! 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: Quality Education (4). This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Music, Art, Child and Youth Studies, Education, Resort and Hospitality.
Mon, Oct 13*Virtual* Sustainability Blog SubmissionMonday, October 13 – Friday, October 17, 2025 Submit anytime during the week to earn 2 service-learning hours Hosted by: The Healthy Earth Organization Event Description: Are you passionate about sustainability, the environment, or climate action? 🌎 Join us for Sustainability Blog Submission Week, where voices from all walks of life come together to share insights, experiences, and ideas for a greener future. Whether you're a student, volunteer, eco-advocate, or simply inspired to share your thoughts—we want to hear from you! ✍️ What You Need to Know: * Submission Dates: October 13 – Friday, October 17, 2025 * Blog Length: 300–800 words * Topics Can Include: ✅ Environmental justice ✅ Sustainable living ✅ Youth activism ✅ Food security ✅ Ocean conservation ✅ Nature-based learning ✅ Your personal eco story * All blog submissions will be published on our website to help raise awareness and celebrate diverse perspectives in the sustainability movement. 💡 Why Participate? * Share your unique voice * Raise awareness on critical issues * Inspire others through storytelling * Be part of a growing network of changemakers 🌱 📩 How to Submit: Register here for this opportunity. After registering, you’ll receive an email with where to send your completed blog, starting the Monday of that week. Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Quality Education (4), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11), Climate Action (13). This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Communication, Journalism, English, Digital Media Design, Sociology, Political Science, Social Work, Legal Studies, Entrepreneurship, Marketing
Mon, Oct 13Share Your Skills – Teach Kids to Cook at The Salvation Army Youth CenterThe Salvation Army of Collier County Youth Center is seeking FGCU students to volunteer as culinary instructors for our after-school program. Our mission is to meet human needs without discrimination by offering programs that nurture the mind, body, and spirit. At the Youth Center, we provide a safe and supportive environment where children can develop new skills, build confidence, and explore creativity. What We Need: FGCU students to lead a one-hour prep time and one-hour after-school cooking class (3:00–5:00 PM) for elementary and middle school students. Volunteers will guide youth through simple, beginner-friendly recipes, promote healthy eating habits, and create a fun, hands-on learning experience. No professional cooking experience is required—just a passion for teaching and working with kids. Mondays on the following dates from 4:00pm-5:00pm: September 1st, September 22nd, October 13th, and November 3rd Interested FGCU students should email Megan Francis at megan.francis@uss.salvationarmy.org with the subject line "FGCU Culinary Instructor – Youth Center". Please include in your email: - Full name - Availability - Brief description of your cooking experience or interest Once your email is received, we will follow up with more information and next steps. NACE Career Competencies: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration Sustainable Development Goals: No Poverty (1), Zero Hunger (2)
Tue, Oct 14Volunteers Needed to Pack Grocery Bags for Meals on Wheels with Community Cooperative!Community Cooperative strives to be the leader in alleviating hunger and homelessness in our community by addressing key root causes. With a dedicated team of volunteers, board of directors and staff, Community Cooperative stays committed to our core responsibility to collect and distribute resources through a strong and viable network of community partners. Community Cooperative is an exemplary steward of the resources entrusted to us, and serves our clients with compassion and integrity. Through collaboration and ongoing education, Community Cooperative supports and strengthens those whose lives have been affected by hunger and homelessness, ensuring that they have access to the resources necessary to transform their lives with dignity. In order to make the Meals on Wheels program run smoothly, they are in need of volunteers to assist with packing grocery bags for their clients. These grocery bags help provide food security to our most vulnerable neighbors—the medically homebound—in between their regular meal deliveries. Small groups of 3-5 people are preferred! Dates Available: Tuesday, July 15th Tuesday, August 19th Tuesday, September 16th Tuesday, October 14th Tuesday, November 18th Tuesday, December 16th To sign up for this opportunity, please email Kate Rose: Kate@CommunityCooperative.com They also offer sponsorship opportunities for these grocery bags, allowing you to show your support in a meaningful way and help brighten our clients' day. If your group or organization is interested, please contact the Director of Development, Janelle, at Janelle@CommunityCooperative.com or 239-332-7687 x100. Students who complete this event gain skills in Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: No Poverty (1), Zero Hunger (2), Reduced Inequalities (10) . This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Social Work, Sociology, Human Services, Public Health, Anthropology.
Wed, Oct 15*Guided Trip with Transportation* Hearts & Homes for VeteransVolunteer with Hearts & Homes for Veterans! 🏡✨ Join us in giving back to the heroes in our community. Hearts and Homes for Veterans, Inc. is a Florida nonprofit corporation thats purpose is to support homeless veterans, and their families, who find themselves without the necessities of everyday life. 📅Date: Wednesday, October 15th⏰ Event Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM📍 Meeting Location: McTarnaghan Hall Bus Loop🚌 Meeting Time: 8:15 AM | Departure: 8:30 AM | Return: 1:30 PM ✨ Volunteer Tasks Include: -Sorting donations -Inventory organization for the donation center-Loading and moving furniture for veteran housing setups 🌍 Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-Being, Zero hunger, Partnerships for the Goals 🎓 Majors Connected to This Experience: Social Work, Psychology, Public Health, Intergrated Studies... and more!
Thu, Oct 16Volunteers Needed at Midwest FoodbankDate: 10/16/2025 from 8:45 AM - 12:00 PM Location: 5601 Division Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33905 Midwest Food Bank is focused on providing other food bank organizations with food and other items. FGCU students will sort food, help agencies shop for food, etc. Skills Gained: Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership, Professionalism/Work Ethic Sustainable Development Goals: Zero Hunger If interested, Sign up here: https://x.gldn.io/e/jmpPkUXwbVb- Sat, Oct 18Volunteers Needed for the Frightfully Fun Fest with Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fort Myers (UUCFM)Students will be assigned to a team (based on their skills/interests) - it might be helping supervise parking, staffing a game, face-painting, pumpkin decorating, Marching in the costume parade or helping with food and crowd management. This event is targeted to children under the age of 10 so experience working with children would be preferable. We are also hoping to sponsor 10-20 foster families at this event to highlight the importance of, and need for, foster families. Costumes will be encouraged for all volunteers working directly with the children. Volunteers are encouraged to stay the whole time from 9 AM-2 PM To sign up for this opportunity, please email Mary Peabody: mlp4878@gmail.com Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fort Myers (UUCFM) 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: Good Health and Well-being (3), Reduced Inequalities (10), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11), Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (16). This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Education, Social Work, Child and Youth Studies, Resort and Hospitality Administration.
Sat, Oct 18Volunteers Needed at Fundraising Gala for the American Cancer Society*VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 21+* The American Cancer Society exists because this year alone, more than two million people in the U.S. will hear the words, “you have cancer”. With donor and volunteer support, we will continue to advance our work and provide support and hope to millions. Dinner is provided! Volunteers will serve in one or more of the following roles during the fundraising gala: Greeter ▪ Description: Greet all guests as they arrive, answer their questions, and provide direction. ▪ Qualifications: Upbeat attitude and a warm, approachable personality. Registration/Checkout Attendant ▪ Description: Check in guests and assist through the registration process, answer questions, and report on any issues. At the end of the night, compute purchases for winning bidders, operate software to keep the live and silent auctions updated throughout the evening. ▪ Qualifications: Computer skills, database software experience preferred, but not required. A fun upbeat attitude, with a winning smile and strong organizational skills. Silent Auction Attendant ▪ Description: Set up silent auction packages, assist bidders, report on bidding status, and assist guests with checking-out. Deliver auction items to winning bidders, may include transporting items to their car. ▪ Qualifications: A desire to help others make exciting purchases. Great people skills and ability to lift 40 pounds. Revenue Enhancer/Live Auction Attendant ▪ Description: Engage guests and explain the exciting opportunities at the event. Jump into the action during our exciting live auction by assisting the auctioneer with spotting bids. ▪ Qualifications: A good eye, a clear voice, great people skills and comfortable approaching guests. Students will be trained and led by our Volunteer Lead who has served the event for three years. Students will engage in leadership and service activities that enable them to further develop and enhance their leadership abilities, while also making a significant contribution in the American Cancer Society's effort to support cancer patients and their caregivers, continue lifesaving research, and make progress in the fight against cancer. Volunteers are asked to serve the entire time (3:30 PM-11:30 PM) For attire, a t-shirt will be provided to pair with a skirt or pants, as well as any cowboy boots, hats, or any country flair! Denim jackets/dresses are also okay, but please no blue jeans (black or white jeans are acceptable). We recommend you wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes. To sign up for this opportunity please click HERE! Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-being (3), Reduced Inequalities (10).
Mon, Oct 20*Guided Trip with Transportation* Mobile Pantry with Community CooperativeMobile Food Pantry with Community Cooperative! 🌽🍎🥕 Make a real impact by helping bring fresh, nutritious food to neighborhoods that need it most! The Mobile Food Pantry, a key program of Community Cooperative, delivers fresh produce, dairy, bread, and essential services directly to food deserts—areas where residents have limited access to fresh groceries and often face food insecurity. 📅 Date: Monday, October 20th ⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM 🕣 Meet at 8:45 AM | Depart at 9:00 AM | Return by 12:30 PM 📍 Meeting Location: McTarnaghan Hall Bus Loop 🌍 Sustainable Development Goals: Zero Hunger (2) 🎓 Majors Connected to This Experience: Entrepreneurship, Integrated Studies, Management, Psychology, Public Health, Supply Chain Management, Social Work... and more! 👕 Free FGCU T-Shirt for all volunteers!
Mon, Oct 20Dance Instructor Needed for After School Students at The Salvation Army of Collier County Youth CenterThe Salvation Army of Collier County Fran Cohen Youth Center is seeking enthusiastic FGCU students to volunteer as dance instructors for our after-school program. Our mission is to meet human needs without discrimination by offering programs that nurture the mind, body, and spirit. At the Youth Center, we provide a safe and supportive environment where children can explore new skills, build confidence, and grow creatively. What We Need: FGCU students to lead a one-hour prep time and one-hour after-school dance session (3:00–5:00 PM) for elementary and middle school students. Volunteers will plan and teach beginner-friendly routines, encourage participation, and create a fun and engaging atmosphere. All styles of dance are welcome, and no professional teaching experience is required—just a passion for working with kids and sharing the joy of movement. Dates: Monday's only with these specific dates: August 18th, September 8th, September 29th, October 20th, and November 10th If you are interested in participating in this Service-Learning experience, please email Megan Francis at Megan.Francis@uss.salvationarmy.org with the subject line "FGCU Dance Instructor – Youth Center". In your email, include: Your full name Your availability A brief description of your dance experience or interest Once your email is received, we’ll follow up with more details and next steps. Sustainable Development Goals: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership NACE Career Competencies: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership
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