Top Hispanic Heritage Month Speakers

Categorized: Hispanic Heritage, Latino/a Issues, Leadership

National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated every year from September 15 to October 15. This is a time to recognize…

Belonging is not a Buzzword

In the ever-evolving landscape of the college environment, the concept of belonging has emerged as a critical element in fostering…

How To Not Let Social Anxiety Stop You

Categorized: Mental Health

If you’re low key trembling as you get ready for this semester, you’re not alone. As a therapist that works…

4 Steps to Owning your Fall 2023 Semester with the What If It All Goes Right Method

Categorized: Leadership

As we gear up for the Fall 2023 semester, I want to share with you a powerful method that has…

Celebrating National Professional Speakers Day with CAMPUSPEAK

Categorized: Leadership

Today on August 7th we celebrate National Professional Speakers Day, a day dedicated to honoring the incredible individuals who have…

4 Steps to Advocate for Affirmative Action

Categorized: Social Justice

As a passionate advocate for social impact and equal opportunity, I closely followed the recent landmark ruling by the Supreme…

And Here We Go!

Categorized: First Year Experience

“And here we go!” These were the words likely flying in-and-out of my head while taking off via plane from Mobile Alabama’s regional…

Engaging Your Members Over the Summer

Categorized: Recruitment

Student Org Leader: “I cannot find anyone to work the welcome week org fair. I think we need to cancel our…

Impactful Speakers to Bring to Your Community this Pride Month

Categorized: LGBTQ+ Issues

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) Pride Month is currently celebrated each year in the month of June to…

Measuring the Greatness of Your Community

Categorized: Diversity

The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members. – Coretta Scott King How…

Immigration Justice & How We Arrived at a Human Rights Crisis

Categorized: Legal Issues

From the separating migrant children from their families under the Trump Administration to the continued use of inhumane ICE detention…

3 Tips to Prepare for a Successful Career

Categorized: Career Development

Whether you know exactly what career path you want to pursue or are in the process of figuring out your…

7 Ways to Get Brothers and Sisters to Pay Their Dues

Categorized: Fraternity & Sorority Life

If you’re a fraternity or sorority leader, you know that collecting dues can be an awkward, tedious, and time-consuming process.…

Build a Happier Sorority or Fraternity this Year

Categorized: Fraternity & Sorority Life

Has your chapter been in a slump recently? Are members dreading coming to meetings…or not going to them altogether? Is…

3 Things to Add to Your DEI New Year’s Resolution

Categorized: Diversity

It’s a new school year and many institutions have committed themselves to strengthening their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts…

The Masculinity Project: We Can Change, We Can Do, We Can Be

Categorized: Masculinity

What if I told you one of the hardest things to be in the world is being a college aged…

Game Your Brain – Control Your Biases

Categorized: Diversity

I have implicit biases, lots of them, and so do you! The absolute first thing we should recognize about implicit…

Feeling Crispy? 5 Tips to Embrace Your Burnout

Categorized: Academic Success

I have been a researcher in wellness and burnout recovery for almost 20 years, and this past year I have…

6 Signs You May Be Experiencing “Duck Syndrome” Right Now

Categorized: Health & Wellness, Mental Health

Do you ever feel like you’re drowning in obligations and can barely stay afloat? Or like you can’t keep up…

Why You Want to Stop Weighting to Feel Better this Fall

Categorized: Body Image

Are you already looking into the mirror for hours on end, wondering what people will think of you when you’re…

The Impact of “Light Hazing” and the Snowball Effect

Categorized: Hazing

“But we aren’t doing anything close to what has been reported on the news or like what they are doing…

Leadership Plunge – Drawing the Line: Boundary Setting as a Leader

Categorized: Leadership

How do you draw your boundaries with other people? Do you lay them out in pencil, with the ability to…

Get Involved! Just Don’t Overcommit.

Categorized: Organizational Success

Getting involved as a new student is both exciting and challenging. I know it was for me. You likely have…

Finding Your Why: Recruit With Your Why

Categorized: Academic Success

As a leader of your organization, you are excited to help it continue to grow. One way to do this…

Elephants & Onions: Peeling Back the Layers

Categorized: Diversity

For so many of us, diversity is often the Elephant in the room. We notice differences, we see differences, and…

We All Can, and Must, Do More To Prevent Sexual Violence

Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention

One of the significant barriers we face in preventing sexual violence is an implicit bias people feel when considering their…

The Beauty of Belief

Categorized: Academic Success

“Belief is so easy we make it hard.” Marilyn Trotter. Marilyn holds a special place near-and-dear in my heart because…

Council Surge: Reflect & Don’t Forget

Categorized: Academic Success

LSummer is an exciting time to enjoy some time away, spend time with loved ones and mentally prepare for the…

CAMPUSPEAK Welcomes Dr. Walter Kimbrough

Categorized: News, Press Releases

“On behalf of the entire CAMPUSPEAK Team, we are excited to welcome Dr. Walter Kimbrough to our roster. His experience…

Leading with Fairness

Categorized: Leadership

There are many things that leaders, at best, must do. They must communicate well. They must help chart a course…

The Outer Body Experience

Categorized: Academic Success, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership

Are you afraid to go, “outer body?” NOPE! Before you even think it… this obviously isn’t a pitch to tamper with the…

The Biggest Mental Health Ailment Plaguing College Campuses

Categorized: Mental Health

An interesting phenomenon has emerged since the pandemic… It’s been taking campuses by storm and it’s happening in just about…

Doing the Work of Nuance

Categorized: Diversity

Nuance is “a subtle distinction or variation.” Effective communication between people that are joined by a mutual endeavor can ensure…

The Essential Conference Checklist

Categorized: Academic Success

One of the most exciting parts of the spring semester is conference season! Whether you are attending your own organization’s…

10 Ways To Practice Self-Care & Reduce Stress In 2022

Categorized: Academic Success, Stress Management

The new year is finally here, and now is a great time to set intentions for the exciting months ahead.…

The Importance of Community in Sexual Violence Prevention

Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention

Preventing sexual violence, harassment, and abuse requires more than one voice. It takes a community of engaged individuals engaged in…

Getting Over the COVID Hump

Categorized: Academic Success

Not All Heroes Wear Capes

Categorized: Confrontation Skills

Not All Heroes Wear Capes They say not all heroes wear capes. And they’re right. Heroes come in all forms.…

Procrastination: The Art of Putting Things Off

Categorized: Academic Success

Procrastination is something that every human will experience at some point. While it may not be putting off a project…

Finding Your Stakeholders

Categorized: Academic Success, Leadership

In both our Finding Your Why and Council Surge Interactive Workshops, we talk about the importance of working with stakeholders.…

Are You an Intentional Ally?

Categorized: Diversity

Social Media Presence

Categorized: Communication

We Absolutely Matter

Categorized: Diversity

Watch this important message from Sam Hyun about the AAPI Community and why the Absolutely Matter.

Managing The Red Zone

Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention

A widely discussed concept, the Red Zone refers to the first six to ten weeks of the Fall semester when…

Fall 2021: Lessons From My Family Vacation

Categorized: Leadership

This summer I had the opportunity to go on a family vacation to Jackson, WY. The combination of people, views,…

I Chose Comfort

Categorized: Motivation & Inspiration

Everyone stutters ; I just do it when I speak I’ve had a severe stutter my whole life, and in…

When Anxiety is Getting the Better of You

Categorized: Mental Health

Many of us are no stranger to anxiety. It’s all too easy to live our lives in fear because we’re…

Higher Education’s DEI Effort: Are colleges and universities performing structural changes or just being performative?

Categorized: Diversity

Recently, the country watched Nikole Hannah-Jones engage in a battle with UNC Chapel Hill’s board of trustees over approving tenure…

Embracing the Change

Categorized: Motivation & Inspiration

As a speaker, actor, and singer-songwriter in order for me to have risen to each perspective stage in my career,…

The Turning Tide: Parties Post-Pandemic

Categorized: Alcohol & Other Drugs

It’s time to have a frank and honest conversation. Even during the nationwide COVID pandemic shutdown, some college students were…

DAVID STETTER NAMED CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER OF CAMPUSPEAK

Categorized: News, Press Releases

June 16, 2021, – CAMPUSPEAK announced today the appointment of David Stetter as its Chief Marketing Officer, effective immediately. “Almost…

The Door Must Close For the Next to Open

Categorized: First Year Experience

As the final year of high school begins to wrap up, seniors across the nation are gearing up for graduation,…

Happy Pride 365

Categorized: LGBTQ+ Issues

If you attend any Pride parade or festival across the country, you’ll see hundreds of organizations, schools, and companies showing…

When Re-Entry Anxiety is Getting to You

Categorized: Mental Health

If you’ve been feeling more jittery about re-engaging after the pandemic, you’re not alone. There’s actually a “fancy psychological term”…

Are You Meeting the Pain or the Promise

Categorized: Relationships

So often we find ourselves complaining about the quality of relationships we have. We want to have top notch friendships,…

I Quit!

Categorized: Motivation & Inspiration

“Letting go has nothing to do with “quitting.” Ask yourself, “Am I sticking it out, or am I staying stuck.”…

6 Lessons I Learned From Being a First-Generation College Student

Categorized: First Generation College Students

Being a first-generation college student isn’t easy. From navigating campus life to meeting your own — and your family’s —…

JUMPING ALL IN

Categorized: First Year Experience

A lot has happened in this past year alone. From the current government, racial tension, the pandemic, and much more,…

Voices of African Americans: The One Thing White People Can Do To Be More Inclusive

Categorized: Black History, Black Lives Matter, Diversity

In early June, I launched an ambitious podcast, Being the Dot. The goal of Being the Dot was to discuss…

Hidden Figures of Black History

Categorized: Black History

As I mentioned in the video, there are plenty of opportunities to explore Black History, which of course is a…

How to Run a Virtual Sexual Assault Awareness Campaign

Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention, Violence Prevention

In March of 2020, near the beginning of COVID-19, an interesting dilemma emerged in the world of sexual violence prevention.…

Refocus with Purpose in 2021

Categorized: Fraternity & Sorority Life

It’s a new year. While 2020 was not the year any of us were expecting, a new year always provides…

When I Found My Spark

Categorized: Personal Growth

At a tender age of 22, I was trapped in darkness after the loss of my right dominant arm due…

Top 10 Ways to Be a Rockstar This Semester

Categorized: Personal Growth

By: Linnita Hosten With the new year comes a new semester. That means new classes, new professors, and of course,…

Creating Engaging Virtual Meetings

Categorized: Organizational Development

By: Austin Arias It is safe to say, we are starting the semester in a reality we were not expecting.…

The Remote Leader Mindset

Categorized: Leadership

By: Chris Butsch As a leader, trying to keep your members engaged while remote is hard. Here are just some…

Primary Prevention Tips in Times of COVID-19

Categorized: Sexual Violence Prevention

By: Tim Mousseau When COVID-19 hit near the start of April, right at the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month,…

526 Words

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

This essay is 526 words long. It is 526 words because that is how many seconds are in eight minutes…

Being the Dot: Thriving in White Spaces during “The Revolution”

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

The last few weeks have been some of the most complicated of my Black life. In just a two-week period,…

What You CAN DO

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

As a black woman AND an empath, I’ve found myself speechless and heavy-hearted lately. The tragic killings of George Flyod,…

Free, at Last?

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

One of my favorite lines from the classic film Apollo 13 is “Houston, we have a problem.” Well, the sad…

Don’t Just Sit There: Do Something

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

To be a Negro in this country and to be relatively conscious, is to be in a rage almost all…

Black Lives Matter, Matters!

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

I was six, nearly seven, years old growing up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana when novelist, playwright, essayist, poet, activist, and…

Will You Stand?

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

This is my voice, my truths. Not in a complaining fashion, but in an answering the question fashion. The question…

Our Reality: Young and Black in America

Categorized: Black Lives Matter

We are black. Our father is white and gay. He adopted us from foster care 20 years ago. No one…