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…
Read moreThe Mental Health Matrix: Where Athletes, Minorities, and Leaders Differ – And We All Collide
Categorized: Mental Health
For the quick readers, Here’s all I want you to know: We, as humans, will fast-track innovation and world peace…
Read moreHigher 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…
Read moreEmbracing 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,…
Read moreThe 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…
Read moreDAVID 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…
Read moreThe 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,…
Read moreHappy 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…
Read moreWhen 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”…
Read moreAre 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,…
Read moreA Year After The 2020 Summer of Black Lives Matter
Categorized: Black Lives Matter
“There are years that ask questions and years that answer.” – Zora Neale Hurston It has been nearly one year…
Read moreI Quit!
Categorized: Motivation & Inspiration
“Letting go has nothing to do with “quitting.” Ask yourself, “Am I sticking it out, or am I staying stuck.”…
Read more6 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 —…
Read moreJUMPING 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,…
Read more4 Simple Mistakes Smart Leaders Avoid
Categorized: Leadership
How are you doing on your goals for this new year? People say that most don’t make it past January…
Read moreVoices 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…
Read moreHidden 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…
Read moreHow 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.…
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