The University Library wants to honor FGCU authors and artists!

09/16/2024

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Every year, the library’s FGCU Authors & Artists Program recognizes faculty and staff scholarship in its varied formats. Our 2025 recognition reception will honor these faculty and staff. In addition, the library will feature each faculty and their work on our Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn pages.

FGCU faculty and staff that have authored or edited book publications or creative works including artwork, performances and musical scores between 2023 and 2024 are eligible to be considered for the 2025 celebration event.

If you meet the above criteria, we encourage you to fill out the submission form THIS YEAR by clicking HERE. If you have any questions about this program, please contact the Research, Scholarship, & Instruction department at libref@fgcu.edu.

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