Different types of beer, wine, and liquor can have very different amounts of alcohol. Not knowing the standard drink size for different alcoholic beverages can lead to us making poor decisions regarding how much alcohol we are consuming. At this table, students will participate in an interactive pouring activity to help them learn that “one cup” doesn’t necessarily equal “one drink.” They will also have the chance to engage in trivia about alcohol!

National First-Generation College Celebration Day (FGCC), is observed annually nationwide. It honors the signing of the Higher Education Act (HEA) of 1965, which expanded opportunities for low-income and first-generation students to attend college. Our First-Generation College Celebration event will celebrate the achievements of all first-generation students, staff, faculty and alumni, and is meant to increase awareness of the first-generation college student experience here at FGCU and nationally, and to ensure that first-generation students are connected to campus resources needed to succeed! Our Library Lawn Celebration will take place on Wednesday, November 5, 2025 from 10:00am - 2:00pm. There will be several Campus Partners in attendance, activities and games, food, and more! Retention and Graduation Services will be providing special "first-gen" stoles for first-gen graduating seniors. There are also service-learning opportunities available for students. Our Panel of Pioneers: The First-Gen Experience, will take place the following week on November 13, from 9:30am - 11:30am in AB9 106. This will be a panel led by half students, half alumni, to discuss their experience being first-generation. This panel, like the lawn celebration, is open to anyone to attend, but will require an RSVP through EagleLink. Please visit our EagleLink page and view the "First Generation Celebration - Panel of Pioneers" event to RSVP.

Our First-Generation College Celebration event will celebrate the achievements of all first-generation students, staff, faculty and alumni, and is meant to increase awareness of the first-generation college student experience here at FGCU and nationally, and to ensure that first-generation students are connected to campus resources needed to succeed! Our Panel of Pioneers: The First-Gen Experience, will take place on Thursday, November 13, from 9:30am - 11:30am in AB9 106. This will be a panel led by half students, half alumni, to discuss their experience being first-generation. This panel is open to anyone to attend, but does require an RSVP, as lunch will be provided and seating is of limited quantity. Prior to the panel, our Library Lawn Celebration will take place the previous Wednesday, November 5, from 10:00am - 2:00pm. There will be several Campus Partners in attendance, activities and games, food, and more! Retention and Gradaution Services will be providing special "first-gen" stoles for first-gen graduating seniors. There are also volunteer opportunities available for students. Please visit our EagleLink page and view the "First Generation Celebration - Library Lawn Celebration" event to RSVP.

March of Dimes leads the fight for the health of all moms and babies. Today, they're striving to end maternal health risks and death, end preventable preterm birth and infant death, and close the health equity gap. The maternal and infant health crisis is real—but so is our impact. From providing access to quality health care to mobilizing our community to create lasting change for moms and babies, they're ensuring families can get the best possible start. March of Dimes needs volunteers for set up and tear down of the event as well as event registration and auction help.  This event will occur on 11/6/2025; Shifts are available on the sign up page How to Sign Up: Southwest FL - Set-up https://x.gldn.io/e/Bh4mJ7c5DVb 12pm – 4pm Southwest FL - Event Volunteer https://x.gldn.io/e/we1J5A44DVb 3:30pm – 8:30pm Southwest FL - Breakdown https://x.gldn.io/e/RuOWPKa5DVb 8:30pm – 10pm Location: Caloosa Sound Convention Center, 1375 Monroe St, Fort Myers, FL 33901 NACE Career Competencies: Teamwork/Collaboration, Digital Technology, Professionalism/Work Ethic Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Good Health and Well-being (3) Majors that Align with this opportunity: Child and Youth Studies, Nursing, Health Science, Public Health, Social Work Contact of event Coordinator: Name: Brittany Rendon Email: brendon@marchofdimes.org

Chi Omega Elections

This virtual workshop will examine business entities available for those interested in possibly starting a new business or learning more about business ventures in general, including, but not limited to, sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. The focus will be on determining which organization best suits individual needs.