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Today is going to be a great one! Chris Molina is at Stevens Institute of Technology to deliver "Now What?" and "The Hard Things First." Chris is an Award-Winning Speaker, Best-Selling Author of I'm In a Leadership Role, Now What?, Chris believes the world is a much better place when everyone feels they have permission to be their most-authentic selves. A Marine Corps Veteran, Purdue alum, devoted girl Dad, Filmmaker (loading) and Puerto Rican/Trinidadian/Chinese American, Chris has many experiences to pull from when he hits the stage. We are honored to serve in this way, thank you for hosting Chris today!

The ForCollegeForLife Call for Speakers is open now! Applications are due by 10/1. Link in the comments.

Thank you Missouri State University Panhellenic for hosting Dr. Mari Ann Callais today to talk about inclusion, leadership, and finding a home on campus. We are honored to serve you today and can't wait to see what your members accomplish this year!

America is worried about young men. They point to issues of poor conduct, declining academic success, and a lack of positive male role models and use words like problematic, dangerous, and toxic to describe behavior For years, Casey J. Cornelius is recognized as the leading voice on the topic of healthy masculinity for college men. His signature program, Be The Man, works to engage audiences in a meaningful dialogue about these issues and proposes a path toward a healthier form of manhood which solves so many of society’s challenges. The program addresses four main topics: * Current issues (where we are) * Socialization of masculinity (how we got here) * Performance of masculinity (how we act/interact) * The “Be The Man” Challenge (where we can go) Campuses and organizations across the nation have worked with Casey to create environments and experiences to better engage men and allow them to live fuller, healthier, and happier lives. Be The Man is the beginning of a discussion and Casey J. Cornelius is ready to lead it. Today, that conversation is happening is Louisiana State University Delta Tau Delta International Fraternity members. We are honored to serve in this way.

Thank you Junior League of Los Angeles for hosting Qy'Darrius McEachern, CDP® today! Q is delivering an interactive program about Unconscious Bias.⁠ ⁠ We are honored to serve you today and have these important conversations.

Mindy Sopher, a longtime speaker and higher education professional, has been named at a 2024 Hank Nuwer Anti-Hazing Hero Award recipient by the Hazing Prevention Network. This award is given to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional courage and leadership by standing up against hazing in their organizations and on their campuses. These heroes have played a crucial role in raising awareness about the negative consequences of hazing and have helped educate others about the dangers associated with this harmful practice. Mindy, known affectionately as Miss Mindy, is a tireless champion for ending the harmful and corrosive proactive of hazing. “Miss Mindy is an icon and a force for good in this world! She has selflessly dedicated herself to promoting the safety and well-being of countless students and has helped equip them and the professionals in their world with a mindset and lens for preventing hazing,” said Casey Cornelius, Founder of ForCollegeForLife. “I know no one who cares more for students’ well-being than Mindy,” said Todd Shelton, executive director of Hazing Prevention Network. “She has devoted so much of her career to hazing prevention and is very deserving of recognition. We are honored to present her with the Hank Nuwer Anti-Hazing Hero Award.” The Hero Award will be presented to Mindy at Wittenberg University, her alma mater, on October 2 as part of their homecoming week celebrations. To learn more about Mindy and her signature work, please visit https://lnkd.in/gvg7fkXE

Today marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month! The theme for 2024 is “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together.”

CALL FOR SPEAKERS ForCollegeForLife is looking to add our next leading voices for college students and the campuses and organizations who serve them. Applications are now open at https://lnkd.in/gar7kmSQ Deadline is October 1!

Thank you, Waldorf University, for hosting Jasmine C. Williams to share her program, "That's a Wrap: How to Press Pause on Your Mental Playlist." We are honored to serve you! _____________________________________________ Many of us can’t wait to find out what music we listened to the most each year. How many hours did we spend listening to our favorite arist or a certain song? But what if you could download a recap of the “playlist” that you hear more than any other? Jasmine wishes she could see a Spotify Wrapped list of the things she thinks about the most. Even she knows what it’s like to have negative thoughts stuck on repeat. It’s no surprise that the 6,000+ thoughts we have on a daily basis have a significant impact on our mental health. That impact can be positive or negative – depending on what thoughts you have on repeat. In this dynamic new program, Jasmine gives audiences a glimpse into some of the negative thoughts that used to play on a loop in the back of her mind. And now, she’s sharing the tools that helped her finally hit pause. This program is designed to help you unpack the thoughts and mindset that often become second nature. We learn how to press pause. Audience members will learn… * Identify their daily thought patterns * Outline ways to disrupt recurring negative thoughts * Apply strategies to introduce a more positive mindset

Leonard Serrato, M.S. brings a distinctive and powerful perspective on one of the greatest challenges of the generation! On a mission to end college hazing forever, you can learn more about Leo’s signature programs at 🎤 ForCollegeForLife.com/Leo