Chipotle will be donating a portion of their proceeds to our philanthropy this night. 

Are you passionate about protecting Florida’s environment, wildlife, or natural lands? Join the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation and support its mission to connect, protect, and restore the state’s natural ecosystems. FGCU students have the opportunity to get involved with “Mind the Gaps” Workshops—regional events designed to identify and address critical gaps in the Florida Wildlife Corridor. These workshops bring together landowners, conservationists, policymakers, and other local stakeholders to develop real-world solutions to protect our state’s most threatened natural spaces. 🧠 What You’ll Gain: Insight into environmental policy, land conservation, and public advocacy Experience supporting collaborative workshops and stakeholder engagement Opportunities to network with professionals in environmental science, government, and nonprofit sectors A deeper understanding of regional conservation issues affecting Southwest Florida 🎓 This is a meaningful way to earn service-learning hours while contributing to one of the most important conservation efforts in the state.   If you are interested in this service-learning opportunity, email Impact@FloridaWildlifeCorridor Volunteers can work in the following shifts, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM, and 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM, but you can do the full day as well   Students who complete this event gain skills inOral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Quality Education (4) This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Environmental Studies, Marine Science, Public Health, Political Science, Integrated Studies, Communication, Business  

 For the past five years, Artists Standing Strong Together (ASST), an organization that supports independent artists, has hosted an all-day online concert of stories on New Year’s Eve. They are offering service learning hours to students who will assist in planning this event. In collaboration with ASST leadership, students will: build the basic structure of the show, manage communication with our talent partners, strategize sponsorship opportunities, coordinate rehearsals and other operational details. Flexible, Virtual opportunity for students; Runs Monday-Sunday, Begin in early September, finish in early December with opportunity to continue to 1/2/26. NACE Career Competencies: Communication, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Good Health and Well-being (3), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11), Responsible Consumption and Production (12) Majors that align with this opportunity: Art, Music, Sociology, Theatre, Digital Media Design Contact of event Coordinator: Name: Lynn Jaffe Email: ljaffe4@comcast.net Sign up for this opportunity by emailing event coordinator at ljaffe4@comcast.net

Retention and Graduation Services, Student Government, and OSI are teaming up to offer a Transfer Takeoff event! This will be an event specifically geared toward transfer students, but is open to all students! University Recreation & Wellness (URecWell) is a high energy department with many offerings. We are here to help meet the wellness needs of FGCU students. At this table, students will engage with staff to better understand what our department offers, current events, and ongoing initiatives.

In these meetings, we talk about fishing, where we've been fishing, how the bite's been, and where to fish. We also talk about upcoming tournaments, which include in-club and travel tournaments hosted by other colleges. Toward the end of meetings, we hold casting competitions where the winner will receive a prize from one of our sponsors. Come join us for informative talks and some fun!

Join us for our first meeting of the semester and learn all about this semesters events and practices!