Camps include academic, hobby and sports activities such as baseball, basketball, soccer, swimming and volleyball. This year the theater program presents FGCU Summer Theatre Conservatory, a four-week camp for middle and high school students.



A complete list of FGCU summer camps is available online at http://www.fgcu.edu/info/summercamps/index.asp. Check site often for updates.



For more information, representatives of the media should contact associate vice president for Community Relations Audrea Anderson at (239) 590-1081.



The mission of our division is to: meet public sector training, development, and technical assistance needs; provide educational opportunities that enrich the intellectual, civic, economic, and cultural life of the region and the state; support faculty and students in their service-learning and civic engagement endeavors; and, through the Renaissance Academy, offer retirees and other citizens educational programming that keeps their minds intellectually, creatively, and culturally active.



Our division serves many different student constituents and to that end, here are definitions of the types of programs and courses we offer:



Credit Classes – Credit classes are those offered for traditional college credits and include courses at both the undergraduate and graduate level.  Students must meet FGCU admission requirements to enroll and attend for-credit courses.