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TYLER GIBSON

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · By TYLER GIBSON

    Beyond the Degree - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    An FGCU student participates in a hands-on exercise at Arthrex as part of the university’s Professional Sales course Digital Badge Gauntlet. -COURTESY PHOTO The path to a career can begin in a college classroom, a technical program, an apprenticeship or through hands-on experience in the workplace. In the first part of Florida Weekly’s “Is College Worth It?” series, educators across Florida pointed to a changing definition of postsecondary success, one increasingly shaped by career goals rather

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · By TYLER GIBSON

    Beyond the Degree - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    An FGCU student participates in a hands-on exercise at Arthrex as part of the university’s Professional Sales course Digital Badge Gauntlet. -COURTESY PHOTO The path to a career can begin in a college classroom, a technical program, an apprenticeship or through hands-on experience in the workplace. In the first part of Florida Weekly’s “Is College Worth It?” series, educators across Florida pointed to a changing definition of postsecondary success, one increasingly shaped by career goals rather

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · By TYLER GIBSON

    Beyond the Degree - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    An FGCU student participates in a hands-on exercise at Arthrex as part of the university’s Professional Sales course Digital Badge Gauntlet. -COURTESY PHOTO The path to a career can begin in a college classroom, a technical program, an apprenticeship or through hands-on experience in the workplace. In the first part of Florida Weekly’s “Is College Worth It?” series, educators across Florida pointed to a changing definition of postsecondary success, one increasingly shaped by career goals rather

  4. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · BY TYLER GIBSON

    Art gets messy at Pineapple Picasso - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Stacey Sawer, co-owner of Pineapple Picasso. -PINEAPPLE PICASSO / COURTESY PHOTOS In a Cape Coral studio filled with local artwork, colorful creations and plenty of room to make a mess, Pineapple Picasso offers more than one way to get creative. Visitors can browse work from area artists, learn a new technique in a class or walk in and make something of their own through open art. Depending on the day, participants might create resin beach art or jewelry, learn watercolor or acrylic painting, wo

  5. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · By TYLER GIBSON

    Is College Worth It? - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Nicholas Odar, barber at the Exclusive Parlor in Fort Myers, left college to pursue his passion of cutting hair and serving others. -COURTESY PHOTO Nicholas Odar, 19, was doing what generations of young adults had been told was the next step: going to college. As a freshman at Florida Gulf Coast University, Odar was also pursuing another kind of education — barber school. One path led toward a college degree. The other put a pair of clippers in his hands and offered a more immediate career route

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