Food & Water Watch is an international nonprofit with more than 2 million supporters, organizing and mobilizing people for sustainable food, clean water, and a healthy planet for all of us. We work to protect people from corporations and other destructive economic interests that put profit ahead of everything else. Join FGCU Student Grassroots Leadership Project: Affordable Energy and Climate Resilience and gain hands-on experience in effective grassroots organizing and advocacy. This project gives students the opportunity to take real action in their community by collecting petition signatures, mobilizing volunteers, preparing public testimony, writing letters to the editor, and engaging with decision-makers. As part of this project, you’ll develop valuable skills in public speaking, advocacy, writing, relational organizing, and leadership, while contributing to the fight for affordable energy and a more resilient Florida. Your participation will help build student power, elevate community voices, and make a real impact on energy policy. Most activities can be done virtually and on campus, but some will be in person. You will receive notice ahead of time so you can plan accordingly.   If you are interested in participating in this opportunity, please fill out this form!   Students who complete this event gain skills inCritical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Affordable and Clean Energy (7), Reduced Inequalities (10), Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (16) This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Environmental Studies, Integrated Studies, Marine Science, Political Science, Legal Studies, Public Administration, Communication, Journalism, English, Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work  

At Collaborative Care Advocacy Group (CCAG), we strive to create an experience for families that is rooted in compassion, connection, and continuity. From the moment of diagnosis through every stage of life, our goal is to walk alongside individuals with disabilities and their loved ones—offering guidance, support, and advocacy every step of the way. We are dedicated to ensuring access to essential services, resources, and opportunities that enable individuals to lead fulfilling lives. The CCAG has varying roles of volunteers to help with events, funding, marketing/outreach, translators/interpreters, set ups/take down for events, volunteers for events throughout the year etc. If you are interested in this ongoing service-learning opportunity, please fill out this form!   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), Gender Equality (5), Reduced Inequalities (10), Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (16) This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Social Work, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Health Science, Public Health, Communication, Foreign Languages, Business Management, Marketing  

Are you interested in building experience and connections in the sports industry? Goal Getters can be the launchpad for your personal and professional growth. Join us for an informative tabling, hosted by FGCU’s new student organization, Goal Getters Sports Management Club. Learn about upcoming trips, guest speakers, volunteer opportunities, and our student-led events. Discover how joining Goal Getters can give you hands-on experience and open doors in the sports world. Meet the Goal Getters team and connect with other students who share your passion for sports and leadership!

First-Year Fellowship is a weekly gathering just for freshmen! We hang out, play games, eat food, sing together, and hear a short Bible talk. Afterward, we split into small groups to talk about the passage and how it connects to life in college. It’s a fun, relaxed way to meet other first-year students, build real friendships, and begin your college journey with a community that points you to Christ. Everyone’s welcome—whether you grew up in church or are just starting to explore faith.

First-Year Fellowship is a weekly gathering just for freshmen! We hang out, play games, eat food, sing together, and hear a short Bible talk. Afterward, we split into small groups to talk about the passage and how it connects to life in college. It’s a fun, relaxed way to meet other first-year students, build real friendships, and begin your college journey with a community that points you to Christ. Everyone’s welcome—whether you grew up in church or are just starting to explore faith.

First-Year Fellowship is a weekly gathering just for freshmen! We hang out, play games, eat food, sing together, and hear a short Bible talk. Afterward, we split into small groups to talk about the passage and how it connects to life in college. It’s a fun, relaxed way to meet other first-year students, build real friendships, and begin your college journey with a community that points you to Christ. Everyone’s welcome—whether you grew up in church or are just starting to explore faith.