Alumni Chapters

If you are interested in becoming a chapter leader, email Alumni Relations at alumnirelations@fgcu.edu

If you are interested in becoming a chapter leader, email Alumni Relations at alumnirelations@fgcu.edu

As the president of the FGCU chapter of New York City, I extend my warm greetings. The purpose of the FGCU New York City Chapter is to continue the FGCU experience for alumni and to build a sense of community by providing social and professional activities in an inclusive environment, to provide support to current students and recent graduates moving to the area, and to promote Florida Gulf Coast University. We encourage you to reach out to us if you’re interested in learning more or to provide ideas. We look forward to seeing you at our next event!

Joseph Marro '11

FGCU New York City Chapter President

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The Sarasota Chapter offers an array of intellectual, social, and volunteer programs on- and off-campus to encourage alumni to remain engaged with the FGCU community. My goal as president is to keep all FGCU traditions alive, create ways to connect alumni with each other and the community and continue to strengthen the lifelong relationship our alumni have with the university.

Don’t hesitate to reach out should you have any interest in learning more about the chapter, if you have any ideas for programs or events, or if you would like to get involved in chapter leadership.

 

Go Eagles!

 

Jordan Barham '12

Sarasota Chapter President

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Greetings FGCU Alumni and Friends! As president of the Tallahassee Chapter, I would like to welcome everyone to the newest FGCU alumni chapter. This year, we will be organizing some great events to provide increased opportunities for social and professional contacts among our alumni in the area. I encourage you to get involved and help us show our FGCU pride. I look forward to meeting you at future events and would love to hear from anyone with comments or suggestions

Toma Sokolikj ,10

Tallahassee Chapter President

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Greetings FGCU Alumni and Friends! As president of the Tampa Chapter, I would like to welcome everyone in the area. This year, we will be organizing some great events to provide increased opportunities for social and professional contacts among our alumni in the Tampa area. I encourage you to get involved and help us show our FGCU pride. I look forward to meeting you at future events and would love to hear from anyone with comments or suggestions

 

Jessica Scanlon ‘16
Tampa Chapter President

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Greetings FGCU alumni and friends! Whether you graduated 10 years ago or just this past year, there are numerous ways for you to stay connected with FGCU and one another right here in our own community. The FGCU Chapter of Washington, D.C., is actively planning events that range in interest from networking and professional development to service and social gatherings. We encourage you to get involved and expand your alumni network. I look forward to seeing you at upcoming events!

Pero Jevolski '07
Washington, D.C. Chapter President

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 If you are interested in becoming a chapter leader, email alumnirelations@fgcu.edu. Back to top

If you are interested in becoming a chapter leader, email alumnirelations@fgcu.edu. 

If you are interested in becoming a chapter leader, email alumnirelations@fgcu.edu. 

• Chapter Manual
• Reimbursement Procedures

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Planning chapter events can be challenging for both new and seasoned volunteers. We're here to help! Alumni chapter volunteers and Alumni Association staff have compiled these downloadable handouts on Chapter Best Practices. Each version contains information on Alumni Association initiatives, helpful tips for planning events and chapter marketing, as well as outside-the-box ideas to make each event your own.  

Please contact your chapter liaison for more information. 

 

• Planning Speaker Events
• Professional Networking Nights
• Update Contact Information Sheet
• Attendance Sheet

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• Event Proposal Form
• Email Request Form
• Event Summary Form

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Top 10 reasons to support annual giving

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