The Speaker’s Voice

It’s the little things…

Dec 18, 2018 | Etiquette

By: Katherine Mason Young Traveling for work I find myself in all sorts of social dynamics on any given day. Everyone is focused on their own stuff and we often feel crazy busy to boot. I recognize that while not everyone is going to be your best friend –...

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CAMPUSPEAK helps “Redefine Cowboy Tough”

Dec 11, 2018 | News, Press Releases

Date: December 11, 2018 The University of Wyoming provided the winning submission in the First CAMPUSPEAK PITCH competition. PITCH is a “Shark Tank” style event where student teams demonstrate how they will use $15,000 of educational support toward the positive impact...

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Spring 2019 New Speaker Class

Dec 11, 2018 | Press Releases

CAMPUSPEAK announced today the addition of eight new keynote speakers to its roster. On behalf of the entire CAMPUSPEAK Team, we are excited to start 2019 with eight new keynote speakers. As we enter into our 20th year of being a partner in higher education, these new...

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Can we all just get along…

Nov 6, 2018 | Social Justice

By: Dr. Stacey Pearson-Wharton “Can we all just get along?” Those words were spoken by Rodney King during a very turbulent time in our country and a great divide. At that time folks were divided; there were riots in the streets and looting in Los Angeles as a result...

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Test Drive it FIRST!

Nov 6, 2018 | Leadership

By: Linnita Hosten If you are like me, the thought of going to a large event and networking is completely overwhelming and uneasy. This was my positioning until I landed a paid internship opportunity junior year- just by showing up at a career fair prepared. Since...

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APPLE Leadership

Oct 30, 2018 | Leadership

By: Kaylon Blake Soooo….I really needed a new pair of headphones but was torn between purchasing the Apple Airpods or the Beats by Dre. I really wanted the Beats, but they were too expensive. On the flipside, I didn’t want to buy the Airpods because I felt like I’d...

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Facing Fears to Find Freedom

Oct 23, 2018 | Latino/a Issues

By: Samantha Ramirez-Herrera I am 33 years old and for the first time in my life I feel visible. Last year I spoke publicly about growing up undocumented on a stage in the middle of Montana in front of 100 strangers. Thirteen minutes of pure adrenaline, rapid...

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The Art of the Butterfly

Oct 17, 2018 | Leadership, Personal Growth

By: Rafael Matos These days I am all about living my best life, and as I take an inventory of the ideologies and actions I practice regularly, I realized my best life demands I get rid of outdated and impractical beliefs that stifle my growth. But navigating change is...

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Few Talk, Many Affected

Oct 9, 2018 | Sexual Violence Prevention

By: Kevin Snyder, Ed.D. Disclaimer: Please be advised this article outlines details from the evening of a sexual assault. This is My story of sexual assault and why I waited so long to reveal it. I am a 42-year old man, and I was sexually assaulted by another man in...

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The Falsehoods of False Reporting

Sep 28, 2018 | Sexual Violence Prevention

The Falsehoods of False Reporting By: Tim Mousseau For a human element, I think it is important to note I wrote this before the recent Ford and Kavanaugh testimonies. In light of these, I feel this message still stands. I feel it is important now more than ever to...

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