Alliance of the Arts is an nonprofit visual and performing arts center. Their events have become a staple for the community to connect with each other and to the arts.   During this spooky season 🎃 they will need help running their Haunted House: 13 Nights of Stage Fright! There are various volunteer stations and opportunities including: - Ushers & Greeters (can come dressed in costume)🧙‍♀️ - Haunted Audience member (be apart of the haunted house)🧟‍♂️ - Gate Keeper (help direct people to the ticket booth)🎫   To sign up to volunteer for this opportunity please use the link: https://signup.com/go/zutXAhW Volunteering for this specific event will run from October 23-November 1st on Tuesdays through Sundays.   NACE Career Competencies: Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving   Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Decent Work and Economic Growth (8), Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (9), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11)   Majors that Align with this opportunity: Art, Theatre, Resort & Hospitality, Communication, Digital Media Design, Event Management, Social Work, Marketing

Help the dance team get to nationals and come get some yummy Panda Express!

Musical Improv is sweeping the nation; come out on November 13th for a beginner-friendly and interactive introduction to the art of incorporating music into your scenes! We will be playing a series of games similar to the format of our workshops / general body meetings...but with music!

The Center for Academic Achievement is hiring new student leaders for the Spring 2026 Semester! Join us for a Recruitment Open House on Monday, November 3rd from 9:30am to 2:00pm. Meet us in the lobby of Library West (by TRIO and the ARTLAB). We will be conducting interviews on the 3rd or you can schedule for a later date. Snacks will be served!  The following positions are currently available: Peer Tutor Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leader Peer Academic Coach Writing Consultant Student Office Assistant

Join us for an important session on hazing prevention and Clery Act compliance at FGCU. This session will provide updates on university policies, reporting requirements, and prevention strategies designed to keep our campus community safe and informed. Participants will learn: How the Clery Act relates to hazing and campus safety Recent updates in legislation, policy, and reporting expectations How to recognize and report hazing behavior Campus resources available for prevention, education, and support  

Join the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) for an informative session on how FGCU supports ethical, transparent, and compliant research across all disciplines. Learn about the key policies, processes, and resources that help faculty, staff, and students pursue funding, manage grants, and conduct research responsibly. The session will highlight topics such as research integrity, conflicts of interest, sponsor requirements, and best practices for maintaining compliance throughout the research lifecycle.