The Cancer Alliance Network needs volunteers to help with the following tasks at our upcoming fundraiser: - Setup - Registration (must be tech-savvy and able to deal with multiple people at once) - Spotters to help record bidder numbers during the live auction - Escorting people to their tables - Assisting with take-down/cleanup   Volunteers could start as early as 1:00 PM for setup and 3:00 PM for registration. We can have shifts if you are only able to help for a portion of the time.   We need volunteers to register as soon as possible! Please call Kristie at 239-366-4270 or email kristie@canceralliancenetwork.org.   Students who complete this event gain skills in Oral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration, Digital Technology   This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-Being (3)

Join us for a session on how property compliance safeguards the University’s mission, resources, and reputation.  Learn how we keep track of university property, avoid costly mistakes, and stay audit-ready. We’ll explore how proper asset management, inventory control, and disposal practices help prevent risk and ensure accountability. Whether you’re handling equipment, managing budgets, overseeing operations, or just want to understand the process— this session gives you the tools to help protect FGCU’s resources.

At FGCU, caring for our students means being informed, prepared, and proactive. Join us for an engaging session designed to help faculty and staff better understand the rights and resources available to support students in moments of need. Learn how to recognize when a student may need assistance, where to connect them with the right campus resources, and how we can all play a role in fostering a culture of care, integrity, and accountability. Together, we’ll explore how to “know it before you need it” — ensuring every Eagle feels supported, respected, and empowered to succeed.

Join the FGCU Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships for an informative session on how financial aid supports our students — and how compliance and ethical practices ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability in every step of the process. This session will provide an inside look at financial aid policies, eligibility, and common challenges students face. Learn about key resources, best practices, and how faculty and staff can help guide students toward financial wellness and academic success. Together, we’ll explore how financial aid works behind the scenes and how each of us plays a part in upholding FGCU’s commitment to integrity and student support.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how we teach, learn, and work — but with innovation comes responsibility. Join this session to explore how FGCU is approaching the use of AI across campus, including guidelines, best practices, and ethical considerations.

Join FGCU’s Department of Environmental Health & Safety along with ECOFGCU - The Environmental Coalition of FGCU, the Florida Water Environment Association, Love Blue FGCU, the Florida Engineering Society and the Ornithology Club for a campus clean-up on 9am-11am Saturday November 8th. Note: you do not need to be a member of any of these groups to participate in this Service-Learning Volunteer event!    Participation is limited. RSVP here on EagleLink  You will be using the Litterati app to record data from the clean-up. Be sure to download the app and join the challenge prior to coming… and don’t forget to charge your phone! Safety is a priority when engaging in experiential service-learning opportunities.  Be sure to wear closed-toe shoes, bring a reusable filled water bottle, and use sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, etc.). Meet us at FGCU’s Department of Environmental Health & Safety (EHS MOD)   Why Cleaning Up and Preventing Litter Is So Important: Not only can litter be unsightly, but much of the litter is made of plastic that does not biodegrade – it only breaks down into smaller bits of plastic that eventually washes out to our waterways via stormwater. Preventing litter is especially important here on campus because FGCU is located on a regional, interconnected watershed system that spills into the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve and joins the Gulf waters. Preventing litter and pollution helps make sure that our waterways remain clean to protect the environment and wildlife. It also keeps our stormwater system from clogging, which helps prevent flooding.   How to use the Litterati app to record data during the clean-up: Step 1 Download the Litterati app to your phone or device before arriving to the event Step 2 Join the FGCU Respect the Nest Challenge by using code: BLUE Step 3 Take a photo of litter where it is found, tag it (with object, material, and brand) and properly dispose of any litter you find.