Connections count in engineering, ’15 alumnus finds
If there’s one myth Angel Hernandez (Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, ’15) wants to bust about his industry, it’s the image...
‘Water Stories’ connects life with the arts
Scientists, economists, health professionals, activists and residents have shared their thoughts about Southwest Florida’s ongoing struggle to maintain its...
Little decisions help FGCU grad make big strides as scholastic art director
Not many people become department heads in just their second year of teaching. For Felipe Maldonado (’16, Art), leading the...
FGCU turtle researchers testing the nesting on Cayo Costa
This research is helping to show potential for sea-turtle protections, and is inspiring a new generation of marine researchers....
Brandon Robertson’s first gig earned him $15 and some cold grits. “It was 2004, and I was playing for Senator...
The entrepreneur’s entrepreneur
Brad Cozza is a serial entrepreneur. The 2003 business management graduate has spent the past 15 years succeeding in three...
Collier business leaders follow FGCU alumna
Schoolteachers often encourage their students to try new things, but Amanda Beights needed some encouragement of her own when, in...
An American potter in Creole clay
One day, Patricia Fay was making high-end pottery to sell in Boston. The next, she was living in Saint Lucia,...
Giraffes are a girl’s best friend
FGCU alumna grows up with and helps promote exotic animals...