Health & Wellness
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CAMPUSPEAK addresses Health and Wellness topics such as Alcohol & Other Drugs, Body Image/Eating Disorders, Burnout Prevention, Mental Health, Well-being, Sexual Violence Prevention, and more.
Dr. Lori Bednarchik talks with students, not to them. Creating a judgment-free space, Lori hopes to have honest, uncensored, positive conversations about sexual assault prevention and healthy relationships.
Chris Butsch helps students improve their mental health and maximize their leadership potential by delivering actionable and highly interactive learning experiences.
Dr. Lauren Cook helps students fight the stigma of mental illness and teaches communities how to implement wellness. She shares how students can create a life of purpose by identifying and implementing individual and group values.
Mike Dilbeck’s mission is to create a world where we all know we are valuable and worthy. As a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), Mike is a leading expert on dignity & courageous leadership. He empowers students to stand up, step in, and speak out for what’s right — to show courage. He empowers students to focus on building others up rather than tearing them down — to honor dignity!
Tricia Downing went from being a competitive cyclist to a paraplegic requiring a wheelchair for mobility. Now she is a dynamic disability advocate who is passionate about building communities, creating a sense of belonging, and empowering organizations to include disability in the diversity conversation.
Angela Gargano is a 5x American Ninja Warrior and founder of Pullup Revolution, which has helped 500+ women complete their first pull-up. She’s a fierce athlete whose mission is to revolutionize how people feel about their bodies and helps them develop a winning mindset to overcome life obstacles and barriers with grit and determination.
Bobby Gordon believes through honest and open conversation we can educate students and give them the information they need to make better, informed decisions about alcohol and other drugs.
Cheyenne Tyler Jacobs shines a light on what is not seen. As a black woman, she understands her experience as a sexual violence survivor is both different from others and far too common. Using a combination of storytelling, research data, and spoken word poetry, she highlights the unique challenges facing survivors of color that are passively overlooked, or actively ignored.
Dr. Jamison Keller believes in the power of the fraternal experience. He also believes in the power of risky behaviors, poor leadership, and bystander behavior. He confronts the intersections these realities create through powerful programs that address the problems facing communities.
Sara Lowery believes in the power of happiness. She brings a fresh perspective, high energy, and passion to her work as she inspires students to be values-driven leaders, ask difficult questions, and embrace their happiness in their daily lives.
Jen Manly helps people avoid burnout through her action-oriented approach to purposeful productivity and empowered boundaries. With a focus on making work sustainable, she empowers audiences to take back their time and energy to do more of what they love without compromising their impact.
Dr. Rafael Matos is a communications expert on a mission to help people find their voices, take action and live their most authentically conscious lives.
Archie Messersmith-Bunting is saving lives one high-energy, dynamic presentation at a time. He believes that self-care is selfless, your mental health matters, and that our feelings & emotions are not to be ignored.
Tim Mousseau combines original research with powerful stories grounded in personal experiences, and through passion and vulnerability is able to to guide conversations that will leave students inspired to combat sexual violence, redefine masculinity, and provoke change.
Chevara Orrin is a diversity & inclusion practitioner, author, international speaker and survivor of sexual violence who inspires students to connect passion and purpose to achieve their greatest potential.
Dr. Stacey Pearson-Wharton believes that, with a dose of hope and healing, our world can become a better place for all. She offers a compassionate approach and expertise in diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging education. As a licensed psychologist, Dr. Stacey has worked with individuals and organizations with inequities that can cause stress and distress in communities. Dr. Stacey also gives practical wisdom to mental health challenges including anxiety, loss, and depression in difficult times.
Lorin Phillips believes prevention education is not the same as risk management. In order for us to grow we must approach prevention education by reducing both personal and organizational harms. Whether engaging in a crucial conversation on hazing prevention and alcohol misuse or delving into topics of well-being and the complexities of peer leadership, Lorin empowers students and communities to openly address harm reduction and safety measures with confidence.
Brittany Piper overcame one of the most horrific events any of us could imagine: sexual assault. Now as a leading national expert on sexual violence and prevention, and a trauma trained practioner—Brittany uses her story of adversity, resilience and triumph to empower and inspire audiences to take brave action in their own lives and communities.
Stephanie Simpson empowers individuals to ignite their inner leader, build resilience, and live life where they can thrive under pressure. Through compelling storytelling and research-backed peak performance techniques, Stephanie enables others to develop a deeper self-understanding and meaningful connection with others and the world around them.
Dr. Kevin Snyder has over 20 years of professional speaking experience and has designed several high-energy keynote presentations that will entertain and inspire any size audience with a powerful call-to-action.
Tianna Faye Soto is a Puerto Rican, Jamaican-Chinese storyteller who empowers students to care for their mental health and wellness and confidently face the college journey. Her work is heart-centered, service-driven, culturally informed, and rooted in empathy.