The Brown Club of Southwest Florida is organized to provide Brunonians in the area with ongoing opportunities to connect with Brown friends, Brown University, and have some fun at the series of events that are held annually.

Our club is open to alums, parents and grandparents of alums, spouses, and friends of Brown. If you'd like to join, you can download an application after you click on Membership Directory link at left.

Whether you are in Florida full-time or just seasonally, we welcome your participation in our activities. We try to keep our members apprised of recent events at the University, visits from faculty and administration, and ways you can connect with your community of Brunonians. We invite you to view a list of the Events planned for this year and to view Photos of recent events through this website.

One of the most important roles the Brown Club has is getting the word out about Brown to our local high schools. Members of our club participate in the BASC program through which local high school students are made aware of Brown’s opportunities and conduct interviews with applicants on behalf of the Admissions office. Because of the distance to Providence from Naples and the selectivity of admissions at Brown, we often have to work with school guidance departments to identify prospective candidates and then encourage the students to apply.

If you have any questions that you would like answered, please contact us through this website and we will be in touch with you.

Brown University Acceptances from Southwest Florida

Brown had its strongest acceptance for Southwest Florida in recent years. Six applicants were accepted with two on the wait list (15% of applicants).

The top candidate from Ft. Myers High School International Baccalaureate program, Efe Cudjoe, summa cum laude, former class president, All State track, winner in 200 and 400 meters...will be attending Brown in the Fall.

The members of the Brown University Club of Southwest Florida congratulate Efe.

Top Scholars Earn Brown Book Awardes

Five outstanding Junior scholars at regional high schools were recently presented the annual Brown University Book Award for "excellence in the written and spoken word."

Schools represented were The Community School, Seacrest Country Day School, Barron Collier High School, Naples High School, and The Canterbury in Fort Myers.