I need some suggestion on ways to dry gear really fast.
As others have suggested, a fan and/or dehumidifier will help dry your gear fast.
But the
smell is probably what you're concerned with most? If so, then if you have access to a bathtub, rinse your wetsuit, gloves, hood, booties, weightbelt, and BC a couple of times using a lot of fresh water. Then wash them thoroughly using a good wetsuit shampoo. Then throughly rinse the shampoo from your gear. Actually, you don't need a bathtub to do all this; you can do this on the floor of a clean shower room. You can even do this using a garden hose and a waterproof tarp on the dormitory lawn.
After you've thoroughly rinsed the shampoo from your gear, thoroughly soak it in a good enzyme soak (e.g., "Sink-the-Stink"). This is where you need the bathtub or something similar. This step is what kills a lot--all?--of the smell. You probably should NOT rinse your gear after the enzyme soak. (Read the directions.) Hang up your gear to dry. Perhaps use a fan and/or dehumidifier as others have suggested. Turn your gear (except for your BC, of course) inside out and continue drying. Turn your gear right-side out to finish drying. Dry
completely before storing away.
Additional tips: Don't let your gear mildew/mold between dives during a dive outing, or when returning from a dive outing. If you pee, etc., in your wetsuit, make sure you rinse it (and your hood and gloves and booties!) as thoroughly as you can as soon as you can after the offending dive. Don't let your gear dry stinky!
Hope this helps.
Ronald