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Senior Living Workshops

Empowering, Engaging, and Educational Workshops for Seniors At Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW), we believe education is a lifelong journey! Our Community Education courses are designed to engage, inspire, and connect residents with passionate instructors — industry experts and long-time professors dedicated to making learning a rich, meaningful experience. Popular Topics: The Hidden Wonders of SWFL Great American Artists & Authors Innovations in Technology Music, History & Cultural Tours Why Choose Us? Flexible Scheduling Dedicated Educators Dynamic Topics Interactive and Enriching

Career Advancement

Expand Career OpportunitiesGain the skills necessary to create opportunity! Our relationship with online Educational Partners provides the resources that you need to succeed in your new career field. With quick career training and certificate programs, you can upskill, reskill, or add new skills to offer to the competitive job market.Featured Courses Back End Software Development Front End Software Development Data Engineering Bootcamp (CAPM) Certified Associate in Project Management Exam Prep (PMP) Project Management Professional Exam Prep Intuit Quickbooks Online Plus Popular Courses Professional Grant Writing (Voucher Included) IC3 Certification in Digital Literacy GS6 (Voucher Included) Real Estate Sales Associate Pre-Licensing Course (6 mo.) Accredited Claims Adjuster Designation Online Course Microsoft Office 2019 Value Suite CompTIA A+ Certification Prep Series Explore More Courses With Our Educational PartnersFind more opportunities to elevate your skillset and expand your professional career. Select a partner below to view their full course catalog.

Contact Us

General InquiriesFlorida SouthWestern State College Attn: Accelerated Pathways 7505 Grand Lely Drive, M-221 Naples, FL 34113 Dr. Tammy Caraker, Director (239) 489-9235 Schedule an appointment with me at https://scheduler.zoom.us/tammy-caraker Brett Boreham, Coordinator (239) 732-3101 Email: Dual.Enrollment@fsw.eduSchedule an appointment with Dr. Tammy Caraker, Director of Accelerated PathwaysSocial MediaInstagram: @fswdualenrollment

Dual Enrollment Info Sessions

Thank you for your interest. Please check back for more information on upcoming workshops in July.

Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Pathway

Elevate Your Impact on SocietyHelp others achieve social and emotional well-being, learn about the past and present human condition, and work with others through a program in the Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Pathway at FSW!Why Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services at FSW?"If you are someone who will listen... you are going to have a lot of people who want to talk to you." - Heather O'Connell, FSW Student Watch more videos about this pathway!This pathway can lead to fulfilling career opportunities to contribute to the good of our society. Professionals in this pathway care more about the well-being of others and helping them versus their own financial gain. A program in this pathway may be for you if you:are interested in a non-physical manner of helping others enjoy facing the challenges of helping others with changewish to have options of a variety of work environments such as outpatient, inpatient, in-home, school, private practice, clinic, etc.CareersPossible career opportunities in this pathway include (but are not limited to):Social WorkerMental Health CounselorPsychologistSubstance Abuse CounselorSchool CounselorCase ManagerDiscover similar occupations, earning potential, and more at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Your Dream Career Begins HereExplore the programs in this Pathway by selecting where you'd like your program to lead you. If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW AA Transfer Program Maps Enter the workforce or pursue specialized bachelor's degrees Associate in Science (AS) Degree Programs Enter the workforce or pursue advanced degrees Bachelor's (BAS or BS) Degree Programs Enhance skills for a specific job Certificate (CCC, ATC, PSAV) Programs AA Transfer Program MapsIf you want to transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW, an Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored so you can transfer into any major in the State University System. HistoryPsychologySocial Work Associate in Science (AS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing a specialized bachelor's degree program, one of these two-year degree programs might be for you.Social and Human Services College Credit Certificate (CCC) ProgramsIf you want to enhance your skills for a specific job, this type of program might be for you. CCCs require fewer credits and they may apply to an associate degree. Addiction ServicesHuman Services GeneralistYouth Development Services Don't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysExplore pathways that are related to Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services. Education(Teaching) Humanities, Communication & Global Studies Public Safety & Law Studies Explore More Academic& Career Pathways

Stackable Credentials

Badges and stackable credentials are a dynamic way to showcase your achievements and enhance your career prospects. Here at FSW, you can earn micro-credentials highlighting specific skills and competencies you've gained during your academic journey. These badges are stackable, meaning you can accumulate them over time to build a comprehensive portfolio of expertise.BadgesFSW offers badges which note competency in specific areas. Many of FSW’s badges support the earning of recognized industry certifications or state licensure. Click a badge below to learn more. Stackable CredentialsYou no longer need to wait two or four years to earn a credential of value. FSW awards badges, certificates, associate degrees, and bachelor degrees. Students can start where they are, complete their first goal, stack their successes, and continue towards a postsecondary credential.Several stackable credentials pathways are linked below.Business/Supervision and ManagementFirefightingInformation TechnologyGeneral Education (AA) StudentsAssociate in Arts students, you too can stack your credentials! Earn a College Credit Certificate (CCC) along with your AA degree. Did you know that FSW's AA degree includes 24 credit hours of electives? Ten of FSW's CCCs can be completed in 18 or fewer credit hours and are listed below. Talk to your advisor about adding a CCC to your program of study. Audio Technology Management, CCC Computer Programming Specialist, CCC Digital Media/Multimedia Production, CCC Human Services Generalist, CCC Inclusion Specialization, CCC Information Technology Support Specialist, CCC Preschool Specialization, CCC Real Estate Paralegal, CCC Stage Technology, CCC Youth Development Services, CCC STEM & Dual Enrolled Students FSW's Scientific Workplace Preparation, CCC could be for you! STEM students can earn the Scientific Workplace Preparation, CCC and Science and Engineering Technology, AS degree along with their AA degree. Build your resume and talk to your advisor about adding these programs to program of study. Benefits of Scientific Workplace Preparation, CCC Boosts Credibility Prepares individuals for entry-level employment in a science or engineering laboratory Enhances employment prospects

Public Notices

Florida SouthWestern State College announces public meetings to which all persons are invited. In accordance with the Sunshine Law, the public is invited to listen and observe the Committee Meetings. Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations to participate in this meeting is asked to advise the college at least 24 hours before the meeting by contacting Human Resources. Public Meetings ‹ First<336337338339340341342>Last › Category: Interviews Position Title: Registrar Recruitment Number: 12-334 Date/Time: Tuesday, 1/8/13, 2:00 PM Location: Lee Campus, Room I-228Charlotte Campus, Room J-125 Category: Interviews Position Title: Provost/VPAA Recruitment Number: 11-000 Date/Time: Monday, 1/7/13, 8:03 AM Location: Lee Campus, Room I-228 Category: Interviews Position Title: Instructional Assistant, Project HOPE Recruitment Number: 12-384 Date/Time: Thursday, 1/3/13, 1:30 PM Location: Lee Campus, Room S-262D Category: Interviews Position Title: Assistant Director, Admissions Recruitment Number: 12-403 Date/Time: Tuesday, 12/18/12, 8:45 AM Location: Lee Campus, Room Q-222 Category: Interviews Position Title: Registrar Recruitment Number: 12-334 Date/Time: Tuesday, 12/18/12, 9:00 AM Location: Lee Campus, Room I-228 Board Conference Room Category: Interviews Position Title: Director, Institutional Research Recruitment Number: 12-395 Date/Time: Monday, 12/17/12, 11:00 AM Location: Lee Campus, Room I-228 Category: Interviews Position Title: Assistant Director, Admissions Recruitment Number: 12-403 Date/Time: Monday, 12/17/12, 8:45 AM Location: Lee Campus, Room Q-222 Category: Interviews Position Title: Budget Analyst Recruitment Number: 12-393 Date/Time: Friday, 12/14/12, 1:00 PM Location: Lee Campus, Room O-105 Category: Interviews Position Title: Professor of English Recruitment Number: 12-340 Date/Time: Thursday, 12/13/12, 8:30 AM Location: Lee Campus, Room L-102 Category: Interviews Position Title: Professor of English Recruitment Number: 12-340 Date/Time: Thursday, 12/13/12, 10:15 AM Location: Lee Campus, Room U-106 ‹ First<336337338339340341342>Last ›

FSW Collegiate High School – Lee Campus

Articulation Agreement

Each school district (Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry, and Lee) enters into an Inter-Institutional Articulation Agreement (IAA) that details the roles and responsibilities of the student, schools, school district, and FSW. This agreement is required by state law and is submitted to the Office of Articulation Agreements at the Florida Department of Education annually.The IAA provides guidance to parents, students, concurrent instructors, and school personnel on the details of the Accelerated Pathway programs, such as student’s rights, accommodations, high school and college processes, special circumstances, program eligibility, and concurrent courses. While Accelerated Pathway students fall under FSW’s Student Handbook, there are some unique aspects that may affect what a student can or cannot do as secondary students. The IAA is the best resource if questions arise for students in the Accelerated Pathway programs.Inter-Institutional Articulation AgreementsCharlotte County School DistrictCollier County Public SchoolsGlades County School DistrictHendry County School DistrictSchool District of Lee County

Meet the Team

FSW’s Division of Workforce Education serves as a cornerstone, actively supporting and advancing workforce programs across all six academic schools. This robust commitment extends to the seamless operation of key hubs, including FSW’s Career Connection Center, the Office of Corporate and Community Education, Workforce Education Grants and Scholarships. Through strategic coordination and collaborative initiatives, the Division of Workforce Education at FSW stands as a driving force, connecting academic excellence with real-world opportunities to empower students and foster regional economic growth. Whitney Rhyne Assistant Vice President Workforce Education Whitney.Rhyne@fsw.edu Tania Garcia Coordinator, Workforce Education Workforce Education Tania.GarciaCabrera@fsw.eduJocelyn Rodriguez Intern Workforce Education Career Connection CenterKaty Madden Senior Career Coordinator Lee Campus Katherine.Madden@fsw.edu Natasha Teegardin Career Coordinator Charlotte Campus & Hendry/Glades Center Natasha.teegardin@fsw.eduAmanda Lasher Career Coordinator Collier Campus Amanda.Lasher@fsw.eduCarrie Bohling Senior Internship Coordinator Carrie.Bohling@fsw.edu Office of Corporate and Community Education William Pappas AHA Program Coordinator William.Pappas@fsw.eduXiomara Rangel Workforce Education Intern Community.Education@fsw.edu Workforce Education ScholarshipsHelen Bend Coordinator, Workforce Education Scholarships Helen.Bend@fsw.eduFSW Division of Workforce Education8099 College Parkway Fort Myers, FL 33919 Building I Suite 116Contact UsCareers@fsw.edu Corporate.Training@fsw.edu Opportunity@fsw.edu Community.Education@fsw.edu Internships@fsw.edu

Corporate & Community Education at FSW

Lifelong Learning and Workforce Solutions at FSW Personal enrichment or professional development—FSW Corporate & Community Education has you covered.A part of FSW's Division of Workforce Education, the Office of Corporate and Community Education offers a diverse range of non-credit programs designed to meet your learning needs, whether you are looking to explore new connections or enhance your professional journey. Join us and embark on an exciting path of discovery and growth. Corporate Training Empower your employees with targeted training programs designed to address the specific needs of your organization. Customized onsite, offsite (at FSW) or online training Hazmat Innovation & Emerging Technologies Online CEU and Training Programs Community Education Looking to explore a hobby, meet new people, or learn something new? Our Community Education classes are designed for curious minds of all ages and backgrounds. Senior Living Workshops SAT Test Preparation CPR and First Aid Future Ready: Career Exploration Industries Served: Healthcare, Business, Technology, Construction, Insurance, Customer Service, Education, and more Get StartedRequest a Custom Training Proposal Have Questions? We’re here to help you find the right opportunity. Contact Us Now Contact Us Our PartnersFSW works with these excellent educational partners to provide you with more opportunities to elevate your skillset and expand your professional career. Stay Connected! Corporate.Training@fsw.eduCommunity.education@fsw.edu(239) 489-9105

Public Notices

Florida SouthWestern State College announces public meetings to which all persons are invited. In accordance with the Sunshine Law, the public is invited to listen and observe the Committee Meetings. Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations to participate in this meeting is asked to advise the college at least 24 hours before the meeting by contacting Human Resources. Public Meetings ‹ First<77787980818283>Last › Category: Recruitment Team Meeting Position Title: Professor of Economics Recruitment Number: 18-056 Date/Time: Tuesday, 6/5/18, 1:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room K-218 Category: Candidate Forum Position Title: Director, Public Safety Recruitment Number: 18-029 Date/Time: Monday, 6/4/18, 2:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room U-102Charlotte Campus, Room O-117Collier Campus, Room M-201Hendry Glades Center, Room A-114 Category: Interviews Position Title: Director, Public Safety Recruitment Number: 18-029 Date/Time: Monday, 6/4/18, 9:00am Location: Lee Campus, Room I-223 Category: Interviews Position Title: Professor, Human Services Recruitment Number: 18-048 Date/Time: Friday, 6/1/18, 12:30pm Location: Lee Campus, Room A-137 Category: Interviews Position Title: Network Systems Admin II Recruitment Number: 18-041 Date/Time: Friday, 6/1/18, 10:30am Location: Lee Campus, Room G-227 Category: Interviews Position Title: Network Systems Administrator II Recruitment Number: 18-041 Date/Time: Friday, 6/1/18, 2:30pm Location: Lee Campus, Room G-227 Category: Candidate Forum Position Title: Director, Public Safety Recruitment Number: 18-029 Date/Time: Thursday, 5/31/18, 2:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room U-102Charlotte Campus, Room O-117Collier Campus, Room M-201Hendry Glades Center, Room A-114 Category: Interviews Position Title: Director, Public Safety Recruitment Number: 18-029 Date/Time: Thursday, 5/31/18, 9:00am Location: Lee Campus, Room I-223 Category: Interviews Position Title: Network Systems Administrator II Recruitment Number: 18-041 Date/Time: Thursday, 5/31/18, 2:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room G-227 Category: Interviews Position Title: Network System Administrator II Recruitment Number: 18-041 Date/Time: Tuesday, 5/29/18, 10:30am Location: Lee Campus, Room G-227 ‹ First<77787980818283>Last ›

Parent/Guardian Involvement

Please note that FSW strictly follows the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) to protect personal student information as a college student, no matter their age. For further information on FERPA, visit https://www.fsw.edu/registrar/ferpa.The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 prohibits an educational institution from releasing confidential, nondirectory information about a student without the student’s consentProtects the privacy of student education recordsAccelerated Pathways students fall under the same policies as traditional college studentsWithout a FERPA waiver signed by the student, FSW cannot speak with parents about a student’s academic standingA student may waive this right for a third party by completing a FERPA Waiver Request with the FSW Registrar’s office

Test Prep Information

Free Test Prep and Study Tools – Now Available!Preparing for college-level coursework or placement exams? Take advantage of FSW’s free, college-hosted Test Preparation and Study Resources Lib Guide—a one-stop hub designed to support Accelerated Pathways/Dual Enrollment students in achieving academic success.What You’ll Find:Study guides for PERT, Accuplacer, SAT, ACT, and moreSubject-specific resources for math, reading, and writingTime management tools and academic skills supportDirect access to free practice tests and tutorialsThese curated tools are provided by FSW faculty and librarians to help you build confidence, improve performance, and make the most of your Dual Enrollment experience—all at no cost to you.Testing Prep: Online ResourcesYour success starts with the right tools. Start preparing today!

Anonymous Tips

This form may be used by anyone wishing to make an anonymous report regarding criminal activity or persons exhibiting suspicious behavior. This is NOT a formal report. The Department of Campus Police strongly encourages anyone having witnessed a crime or suspicious behavior to make a formal report. Anonymous tips are helpful and greatly appreciated, but are no substitute for a formal report. To make a formal report, please call: Lee campus – 239-489-9203 Collier campus – 239-732-3712 Charlotte campus – 941-637-5608 Hendry-Glades Center – 863-674-6017 * Denotes a required field Observation / Description of Incident Incident Time Incident Date Incident Location Campus Please Select Charlotte Collier Hendry/Glades Lee Description * 1500 characters remaining (at least 50 required) Would you like to discuss the matter? If so, an officer will contact you as soon as possible (be sure to provide your contact information). If you do not wish to meet with on Officer, the report will be considered anonymous. Anonymous submissions will not receive intentional follow-up. Contact Option Follow-up Anonymous Contact Information (Required for follow-up) Title Please Select Mr. Mrs. Ms. Miss Last Name Suffix Please Select Sr. Jr. I II III IV First Name MI Email Affiliation Please Select Student Faculty/Staff Non-Affiliated/Other Home Address Office Address Home Phone Office Phone Cell Phone Please enter the security code * Refresh Image This form is not a criminal report. Please note that information you provide may be shared with, but not limited to, the Dean of Students, police, state and federal agencies, and others where applicable and permitted by law.

Workforce News

Academic Year 2025-2026Spring 2026, Issue 1Academic Year 2024-2025AY 2024-2025, Issue 5 AY 2024-2025, Issue 4 AY 2024-2025, Issue 3 AY 2024-2025, Issue 2 AY 2024-2025, Issue 1Academic Year 2023-2024Spring 2024, Issue 2 Spring 2024, Issue 1 Fall 2023, Issue 3 Fall 2023, Issue 2 Fall 2023, Issue 1Academic Year 2022-2023Spring 2023, Issue 3 Spring 2023, Issue 2 Spring 2023, Issue 1FSW Division of Workforce Education8099 College Parkway Fort Myers, FL 33919 Building I Suite 210 Contact Us Careers@fsw.edu Corporate.Training@fsw.edu Opportunity@fsw.edu

Internships

We understand that a well-rounded education extends beyond the classroom. Our internship and work-based learning opportunities are designed to allow students to apply what they have learned through academic coursework in real-world professional experiences. Whether exploring potential career paths, seeking to enhance your skill set, or preparing for a future job search, our internships and work-based learning experiences are a conduit through which students can transform knowledge into tangible skills and build connections that will shape their future success. BenefitsInternships can be a valuable part of your college experience, offering a wide range of benefits that can help shape your future career. Below are a few potential benefits.Career ExplorationSkill DevelopmentMentorshipCollege CreditConfidence BuildingPersonal GrowthExposure to Workplace Culture Real-World ExperienceResume EnhancementNetworkingIncreased Job OpportunitiesProfessional DevelopmentPortfolio BuildingCompetitive AdvantageGet StartedBegin your internship journey and gain valuable professional experience.Review the internship checklist and complete your internship application. Internship Checklist Application Checklist Internship CoursesSchool of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences MUM 2942 Music Production & Technology Internship School of Education EDE 4940 Internship in Elementary Education School of Allied Health EMS 2661 Paramedic Field Internship Division of Workforce EducationSLS 1948 Work Experience Internship I SLS 1949 Work Experience Internship IISchool of Business and Technology CNT 1949 Networking Internship I CNT 2949 Networking Internship II COP 1949 Computer Programming Internship I ETD 1949 Engineering Technology Internship I ETD 2949 Engineering Technology Internship II GEB 1949 Business Internship I GEB 2949 Business Internship II MAN 1949 Management Internship I MAN 3949 Management Internship II PAD 2949 Public Safety Administration Internship I PAD 4949 Public Safety Administration Internship II PLA 2942 Paralegal InternshipFSW Career Connection Center8099 College Parkway Fort Myers, FL 33919 Lee Campus: Q-225 Collier Campus: C-116 Charlotte Campus: J-101 Hendry/Glades: Building A Connect with Us email Facebook Instagram

Hurricane Season Information

Hurricane SeasonJune 1 - November 30As we begin this potentially tumultuous time of year, FSW wants you to be aware and prepared.FSW has procedures in place to keep its campus community safe. Depending on the anticipated severity of a storm, the college may be required to evacuate its campuses for a hurricane. While this is not a common occurrence, it is imperative that students and employees develop a personal evacuation plan now and be ready to implement that plan if a storm threatens the area. Once an evacuation is ordered, all events and classes will be canceled.Staying InformedWhen a Tropical Storm or Hurricane threatens one of our campuses, FSW will alert our students and employees through local news media sources, College social media accounts (@FSWCollege), and the FSW homepage as well as the Emergency Notification System which includes telephone messages, texts, and email notifications. Important!The Emergency Notification System uses the contact information you have provided to the college. It will only work if you keep your Personal Emergency Contact Information (PDF) up-to-date. Take a moment now to update your information. FSW has a Public Health Resources web page that shares various national and community hyperlinks pertaining to your overall health and safety. Two of those links lead to more detailed information about hurricane preparedness and response. The link that takes you to the National Weather Service page has important videos to help you prepare for a hurricane.Simple Ways to Stay InformedCheck your FSW email regularly.Make sure your information is up-to-date with FSW to receive alerts.Follow FSW on Facebook @FSWCOLLEGE.Follow the National Hurricane Center on Facebook & Twitter @NWSNHC or @NHC_ATLANTIC.The Campus Police web page has other “Quick Links” that contain other helpful information like: an All Hazards Guide, Tropical Cyclone Preparedness Guide and other various links to weather and storm tracking sites. Any decision to close campuses and/or cancel classes will be made in a timely manner by the Emergency Management Team receiving regular updates from FSW Campus Police as they monitor storm activity.Lighthouse Commons ResidentsIn the event that a hurricane may impact our immediate area, resident students will be notified to vacate the campus and those without a place to go will be asked to stay at a nearby shelter. Resident students living at Light House Commons are encouraged to review their Housing Residential Living Guide found on the Housing webpage.Please review this important information to become as aware and prepared as possible for the upcoming season!Email: FSW Campus PoliceContact UsPhone: 239-489-9203 Hours of Operation 24 hours a day / 7 days a week Except Hendry/Glades Curtis CenterLee Campus8099 College Parkway Fort Myers, Florida 33919Building D, Room 101Charlotte Campus26300 Airport Road Punta Gorda, Florida 33950Building N, Room 105Collier Campus7505 Grand Lely Drive Naples, Florida 34113Building A, Room 100Hendry/Glades Curtis Center1092 E. Cowboy Way LaBelle, FL 33935Building A, Room 118

Parking and Traffic Information

Traffic RegulationsParking at Florida SouthWestern State College is regulated to provide for the safe flow of traffic, avoiding property damage (i.e., parking on the grass may damage irrigation systems) and providing access for handicapped persons, emergency vehicles and authorized persons in certain areas. Each campus has adequate parking available. Parking is permitted only in marked parking spaces. Please be aware of parking in restricted lots/spaces which are appropriately marked with signs. Campus maps and parking lot signs indicate where drivers may park. Students are prohibited from parking in designated staff lots. Designated disabled parking spaces are reserved for persons who are permanently disabled. To use these spaces, students must have a special handicap permit issued by the local county license tag office. Overnight Parking is prohibited, unless Campus Police Department has received prior notification. The absence of "No Parking" signs does not mean that parking is allowed. Parking on the grass, along roadways, drives, curbs, sidewalks or ramps is prohibited. Parking is permitted only in paved lots or in designated parking areas. Vehicles must be parked within marked spaces. Parking diagonally or taking up two parking spaces is not permitted. The speed limit on campus is 30 m.p.h. unless otherwise posted. Speed limit in all parking lots or service drives is 5 m.p.h. To this end campus police officers on all Florida SouthWestern State College campuses enforce the following violations:Parking on the grassParking in restricted areas (i.e., sidewalks, roadways, crosswalks, etc)Parking/occupying more than one parking spaceBlocking an entrance, driveway, loading dockParking in a no parking/restricted parking space/lot (without permit)LitteringParking in Fire LanesParking in front of fire hydrantParking in a handicapped designated parking area (without permit)FinesViolations 1 thru 8 face a fine of $15.00 and Violation 9, Parking in handicapped area has a fine of $50.00. Fines are paid at the campus cashier’s offices. Unpaid fines will result in holds on transcripts, diplomas or registration for classes. Students who receive parking citations must pay the appropriate fine to the Florida SouthWestern State College Cashiers Office within 14 working days.Parking Ticket AppealsIf a student wishes to appeal a ticket for violating campus traffic regulations, they should fill out the Parking Citation Appeal, either on Buc Corner or by submitting the form to the Office of Student Engagement in building Q-127. The Student Government Association's Traffic Court will contact the student within 7 business days with a final decision after confirmation that the traffic court received the form. If the Traffic Court requires additional information, they will contact the student to arrange a hearing. The Traffic Court may uphold, modify, or overturn the ticket violation. If you have any questions, please email SGA@fsw.edu or engage@fsw.edu.Parking Citation Appeal: https://fsw.presence.io/form/parking-citation-appealsUniform Traffic CitationsMoving violations, i.e., speeding, reckless driving, etc. may be investigated by campus police or referred to the respective sheriff’s office.Campus law enforcement officers may also issue state Uniform Traffic Citations for violations occurring on our campuses. These cases are handled thru the county Clerk of Courts offices:Lee County: http://www.leeclerk.org/Charlotte County: http://www.co.charlotte.fl.usCollier County: http://www.collierclerk.com/Hendry County: http://www.hendryclerk.org