Office of Institutional Ethics and Compliance
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In alignment with FGCU's Strategic Plan, we promote a culture that focuses on academic and student success, engages with our region, and is committed to the University community. Our focuses are eliminating discrimination and harassment, promoting ethical decisions on all levels, and ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and guidelines.
If assistance is needed due to a disability, please contact Waneka McFarlane at wmcfarlane@fgcu.edu at least 72 hours prior to the start of the event.
Thu, Sep 18Understanding Protected Classes and University InvestigationsEducates participants on federally and state-protected classes and the university’s investigative process.- Fri, Sep 19Start Smart: Navigating Conflicts of Interest, Gifts, and EthicsAttendees will learn how to identify personal, financial, and academic conflicts of interest, navigate gifts, and apply ethical reasoning to common dilemmas in higher education.
- Thu, Sep 25Supportive Measures and Pregnancy and Religious AccommodationsThis session will provide an overview of the rights related to pregnancy and religious accommodations, as well as the supportive measures available to students and employees. Faculty and staff will learn how to ensure compliance with institutional policies and legal requirements while fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for all.
- Wed, Oct 1Responsible Employee Reporting Training (Faculty and Staff Only)This training clarifies the responsibilities of designated employees who are required to report incidents of harassment, discrimination, and sexual misconduct. Participants will gain a clear understanding of what it means to be a "Responsible Employee," what types of conduct must be reported, how to respond to disclosures with care and professionalism, and the proper steps for reporting to the appropriate campus officials. The session also covers institutional policies, reporting procedures, and the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for all community members.
- Thu, Oct 9Consent on Campus: Understanding Boundaries, Respect, and ResponsibilityThis inclusive session is designed for students, faculty, and staff to explore the importance of consent in all aspects of campus life. Through open discussion and real-life examples, participants will learn what consent looks like, how to respect personal and professional boundaries, and how to foster a culture of mutual respect and accountability. Whether in social settings, classrooms, residence halls, or the workplace, understanding consent is essential to building a safe and supportive campus community for all.
- Fri, Oct 17Ethics in Travel and Purchasing (Faculty and Staff Only)This session provides guidance on ethical practices and compliance standards related to travel and purchasing within the institution. Participants will learn how to navigate policies, avoid conflicts of interest, ensure transparency, and make responsible decisions when managing budgets, subscriptions, travel, and more. Ideal for faculty, staff, and administrators involved in purchasing or travel processes, this training promotes integrity, accountability, and alignment with institutional and legal expectations.
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