Dialogue with FGCU experts
Inside Access is a series of virtual webinars, hosted by University Advancement. Featured are world-class faculty members who share their insights and expertise based on their academic discipline. Below you will find recordings on a myriad of topics ranging from current affairs and critical issues that affect our community. This series would not be possible without the philanthropic support of donors who give back to FGCU.
A Conversation with the President
Advancement Vice President Kitty Green will moderate this talk with President Martin as the Fall 2020 semester begins. The conversation will be wide-ranging, including how the University is preparing to keep students safe in the face of COVID-19 while also meeting the needs of the community and preparing students for the future.
Breaking Biases – Work, Sports and Relationships
An insightful conversation about implicit, conscious and unconscious biases, how it impacts careers, plays out in athletics and relationships with Director of Equity, Ethics & Compliance and Title IX Coordinator, Precious Gunter and FGCU Alumna and Women’s Basketball Associate Head Coach Chelsea Lyles ’10.
Reopening Schools with COVID-19 Implications
A conversation about the reopening of K-12 schools with education professors Dr. Elizabeth Elliott and Diane Kratt.
Art & Science of Putting
A conversation about the science and technology and art of putting with PGA Golf Management professors Mark Komives and Tara McKenna.
Space and Beyond
A science conversation about space, including NASA’s role today and the in the future and how we all can be part of exploring our galaxy, with Whitaker Eminent Scholar Derek Buzasi and FGCU alumna Lindsey Carboneau ’19.
Law & Order: FGCU faculty
A conversation about criminal justice issues and education with forensic studies professor Heather Walsh-Haney and justice studies professors David Thomas and Pamella Seay.
Water, a vital resource
Join Dr. Greg Tolley, executive director of The Water School at FGCU; and Dr. Joanne Muller, a paleoclimatologist and chair of the Department of Marine & Earth Science, for an insightful look at the state of the region’s waters and how history enables us to predict the nature of future storms.
Economy, business and finance in SWFL
Panelists will be Lutgert College of Business’ Dr. Shelton Weeks, an expert in real estate and financial markets, who is frequently interviewed by the news media seeking his insights; and Dr. Tom Smythe, a professor of finance who has been widely quoted in publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and Money Magazine.
Physical & Mental Health
Panelists will be Marieb College of Health & Human Services’ Dr. Alise Bartley, an expert in family counseling and director of FGCU’s Community Counseling Center; and Robert Hawkes, founding program director of FGCU’s Physician Assistant Program and a licensed physician assistant.
