
Scholarship Reimagined: Ideas. Discovery. Impact. Scholarship Reimagined is a fast-paced showcase where students from all disciplines get 5 minutes to share what they’ve been discovering, creating, exploring, and learning at FGCU – Your University. This event welcomes s tudents from all disciplines to apply to be a speaker or poster presenter at Scholarship Reimagined. We welcome research at every stage, from an interesting question and early work in progress to a completed study with results. The goal is use your five minutes to share your: IDEAS: What sparks your curiosity? What possibilities are you exploring? DISCOVERY: What are you learning, uncovering, or seeing in a new way? IMPACT: How is your work making a difference in Southwest Florida? Students, fill out the application to be a presenter at Scholarship Reimagined by midnight October 29! Click Here to Apply! The event is open to all students, faculty, and staff, and a light refreshments will be served. From Thursday, November 5, 2026 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM EST at Margaret Antonier Hall, Room 138 .
Scholarship Reimagined: Ideas. Discovery. Impact. Scholarship Reimagined is a fast-paced showcase where students from all disciplines get 5 minutes to share what they’ve been discovering, creating, exploring, and learning at FGCU – Your University. This event welcomes s tudents from all disciplines to apply to be a speaker or poster presenter at Scholarship Reimagined. We welcome research at every stage, from an interesting question and early work in progress to a completed study with results. The goal is use your five minutes to share your: IDEAS: What sparks your curiosity? What possibilities are you exploring? DISCOVERY: What are you learning, uncovering, or seeing in a new way? IMPACT: How is your work making a difference in Southwest Florida? Students, fill out the application to be a presenter at Scholarship Reimagined by midnight October 29! Click Here to Apply! The event is open to all students, faculty, and staff, and a light refreshments will be served. From Thursday, November 5, 2026 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM EST at Margaret Antonier Hall, Room 138 .