Counseling Alumni Updates

I tell students constantly to just push hard for those things. They can be accomplished. It takes time. "

Andres Machado

’14, Political Science

My experience at FGCU has provided opportunities to grow as a student, leader and individual. "

Daryl Cordova

Junior, Political Science

Our connections translate into internships and jobs."

Dr. Lan Jiang

Assistant Professor of Resort & Hospitality Management

Several things attracted me to FGCU, top among them was to be part of an exciting new venture. "

Dr. Maria Loffredo Roca

Chair, Department of Integrated Studies

We have qualified and experienced teachers who enjoy their jobs and champion students’ learning. "

Dr. Claude Villiers

Associate Professor, Civil Engineering

Sometimes a single lesson can change a person’s life. Such was the case for me."

Dr. Peter Ndiang'ui

Adjunct Professor, University Colloquium

My decision to come to FGCU has changed my life. I love what I do and where I live."

Mariana Gottret

'19, Professional Golf Management and Resort and Hospitality Management

The strengths of the FGCU program lie in its dual focus on business and technology."

Dr. Robert Totterdale

Associate Professor, Department of Information Systems & Operations Management

I had great professors throughout my time at FGCU. And so many teachable moments."

Cecelia Morales

'17, Elementary Education

As student athletes, we have a platform we're able to stand on. It’s up to us to use that opportunity to inspire others. "

Mario Leon

Student-athlete, Communication major

I look back at what I’ve accomplished, and I have to attribute everything to FGCU."

Tyler Gibson

'17, Communication

FGCU opens your eyes to service. It changes your idea of what service can be. That’s a life-changing thing. "

Sara Lohbauer

'17, Biology; Honors College

I’ve had great professors throughout my time at FGCU. And so many teachable moments."

Cecelia Morales

B.A. Elementary Education ‘17

The service and research we perform at FGCU is all about solving problems in our community."

Dr. Lyndsay Rhodes

Assistant Professor, Biology