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Scholarships make it possible for many students to realize the promise of higher education. FGCU awards scholarships on the basis of academic achievement, financial need, major of study, or other specifications set by donors. Here are some numbers relating to both FGCU Foundation and Office of Undergraduate Admissions scholarship awards at FGCU.
Each day in the United States, more than 1,000 people are injured, and roughly 9 die, in motor vehicle accidents that involve an inattentive driver. A primary cause: cell phone use. According to researchers, the average American sends and receives about 70 messages and clicks on their cell phone more than 2,600 times a day.…
Dr. Peter Bergerson discusses how votes are counted on election night.
GATHERED BY VIDEO conference one summer afternoon, a dozen FGCU students offered their support to psychology major Becky Rodriguez on the personal essay she was writing for her application for the prestigious Marshall Scholarship. Terumi Rafferty-Osaki, director of FGCU’s Office of Competitive Fellowships, encourages her, too, but he pushes Rodriguez to read more of the…
Dr. Barry Rosen talks about how cooler temperatures could help disperse blue-green algae.
Dr. Sandra Pavelka and Dr. Alise Bartley discuss how to ease anxiety on Election night.
Mark Rieger, Ph.D., a celebrated dean and professor at the University of Delaware, is Florida Gulf Coast University’s (FGCU) next executive vice president and provost. Rieger accepted the position last week after a nationwide search that took more than a year, delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The new provost will succeed Jim Llorens, Ph.D.,…