Campus Recreation

Advisory Council

Your Voice within FGCU Campus Recreation

What is the Advisory Council?

The Campus Recreation Advisory Council is a recommending body, which serves in an advisory capacity to the Director and staff of the Department of Campus Recreation. It represents a means of communication between the departmental staff and program participants, and provides a means for input from the students, faculty, and staff at Florida Gulf Coast University. The primary functions of the Council are to recommend policies/procedures pertaining to facility utilization and eligibility, program content, operation, and direction, and to advise the Campus Recreation staff of participant/customer concerns. Members of the Advisory Council are volunteers. The Advisory Council is a tremendous opportunity to have an important voice.

What are the Responsibilities of being a Council Member?

Individuals who are appointed to the Advisory Council are expected to assume the following functions and responsibilities:

1. Attend scheduled Advisory Council meetings. There will generally be 3-4 meetings per semester and each meeting generally lasts approximately 60-75 minutes.
2. Actively represent program participants within their respective areas with regard to issues relating to recreational programs and services provided through the Department of Campus Recreation.
3. Meet regularly with representatives from designated areas and be prepared to report developments at Council meetings.

If you would like to become a council member, print out this form and return it to Timothy DeLucia at the FGCU Aquatics Center.  If you have any questions regarding becoming a council member, please contact Timothy DeLucia at 239-590-7703 or email at tdelucia@fgcu.edu.

Council members