PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS FOR STUDENT RSVPS.  COMMUNITY PARTNERS MUST USE TOUCHNET. This is THE opportunity to meet multiple nonprofit and government agency community partners. Whether you are looking for a community partner for a service-learning class project, a student organization, or just for your own passion and exploration, you do NOT want to miss this event! Remember, you can always find service-learning opportunities in Eagle Link or you can explore our Community Partner Database. However, the Service-Learning Fair allows you an opportunity to meet our community partners in-person, network to determine which organization(s) will be the best fit for you, and schedule service-learning opportunities on-the-spot. RSVP today and save the date! Below is the list of Organizations that will be in attendance:

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🎃👻 Volunteer at Fall Festival Night! 👻🎃 📅 Friday, October 24🕕 6:00 – 8:00 PM Looking for a fun way to get involved and give back? Join us for an evening of fall festivities while earning service hours! We need volunteers to:✨ Run carnival games🚗 Decorate a trunk for Trunk-or-Treat😱 Help in the Haunted Hallway🍬 Be runners for candy refills & event needs Bring your creativity, energy, and Halloween spirit! Interested students can reach out directly to melissawal@leeschools.net to sign up. Don’t miss this chance to make the night magical (and a little spooky) for the community! 🎃👻

Their Mission: The Naples Players build community through exceptional access to the power of theatre. The Naples Players is excited to announce the launch of their TNPAcademy of Dramatic Arts Full-Time Day School - Academic Program, opening September 2025! This new offering builds on their existing TNPAcademy, which will continue to offer after-school, weekend, and seasonal programs. The Full-Time Program is designed for middle and high school students seeking a more immersive academic and artistic experience. Providing core academics as well as 12 credits per trimester in performance and technical theatre. A short on-line volunteer application is required. Volunteer Application: https://naplesplayers.org/volunteer/ Location: 701 5th Avenue South, Naples FL 34102 Date: Tuesday November 4th - Wednesday November 5th; Varying Shifts Available How to Sign Up: *See Sign up genius link; Available shifts are also listed on this link - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/StudentBenefitTNPA#/ NACE Career Competencies: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): Good Health and Well-being (3), Quality Education (4), Decent Work and Economic Growth (8), Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (9) Majors That Align: Art, Theatre, Communication, Sociology, Music, Music Education

Meeting at the FGCU Food Forest (address available on google maps); Kleist Health Ed. Center, 9920 FGCU South Court, Fort Myers, FL 33913. Look for a Pavilion near the parking lot.    This event is a collabortation with GIDDI organization. The Golisano Intellectual & Developmental Disability Initiative (GIDDI) was established at FGCU through funding from the Golisano Foundation. It was created to enhance communication among Southwest Florida agencies serving individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities of all ages and to identify gaps and needs for supports and services within this population. When these gaps and needs are identified, GIDDI partners with local organizations to help build programs, services, and infrastructure that improve the quality and quantity of services and support available to those in need. GIDDI helps connect FGCU faculty, students, and staff with the area community to build a workforce with improved skills and awareness of the unique needs of those with IDD, making FGCU a welcoming campus and a support for their success. GIDDI provides opportunities and collaborates with campus units to maximize support for students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, enabling them to thrive.

Sponsored by the Department of Communication & Philosophy, John Roth will speak on how the misuse of the text has caused many social harms and suggest alternative interpretations.