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	'''Florida Gulf Coast University''' is a public, four-year college located in ].		'''Florida Gulf Coast University''' is a public, four-year college located in ].

	The newest university in the ], the school was established by then-governor ] in ], although the site of the university wasn't chosen until ], and construction pushed back even further still (until ]). The school first held classes in ] ].		The newest university in the ], the school was established by then-governor ] in ], although the site of the university wasn't chosen until ], and construction pushed back even further still (until ]). The school first held classes in ] ]. The mascot is an Eagle.

	FGCU has expanded in recent years, with enrollment rising from approximately 2,000 students in its first year to over 6,000 today.		FGCU has expanded in recent years, with enrollment rising from approximately 2,000 students in its first year to over 6,000 today.

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Florida Gulf Coast University is a public, four-year college located in Fort Myers, Florida.

The newest university in the State University System of Florida, the school was established by then-governor Lawton Chiles in 1991, although the site of the university wasn't chosen until 1992, and construction pushed back even further still (until 1995). The school first held classes in August 1997. The mascot is an Eagle.

FGCU has expanded in recent years, with enrollment rising from approximately 2,000 students in its first year to over 6,000 today.

v t e The State University System of Florida
Campuses	Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Florida Atlantic University Florida Gulf Coast University Florida International University Florida Polytechnic University Florida State University New College of Florida University of Central Florida University of Florida University of North Florida University of South Florida University of West Florida
Chancellors	J. Broward Culpepper (1954–1968) Robert B. Mautz (1968–1975) E. Travis York (1975–1981) Barbara W. Newell (1981–1985) Charles B. Reed (1985–1998) Adam W. Herbert (1998–2001) Judy G. Hample (2001) Debra D. Austin (2003–2005) Mark B. Rosenberg (2005–2009) John Delaney (2009) Frank T. Brogan (2009–2013) Marshall Criser III (2014–)
Governing body	Florida Board of Control Florida Board of Regents Florida Board of Governors
Other	University Press of Florida Florida Institute of Oceanography List of State University System Libraries Bright Futures Scholarship Program Florida Student Association Advisory Council of Faculty Senates
State University System of Florida - Founded in 1905

External link

University website