CAMPUSPEAK

T.J. is the co-founder, Vice President and CEO of CAMPUSPEAK. From 1992-1999, T.J. was one of the nation’s most successful collegiate speakers, touring with his keynote “Friendship in the Age of AIDS.” To date, T.J. has spoken to more than 2-million students at campuses nationwide, and he has been honored with top national awards from the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors, the North-American Interfraternity Conference and the Ryan White Foundation for his contributions to collegiate health and wellness. T.J. is an alum of the Indiana University School of Journalism. He was a founding father of his chapter of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity at IU, and he is still actively involved in his national fraternity. T.J. has cycled 800 miles across the state of Florida, has climbed the highest mountain in Colorado and has been recognized by the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce and the Denver Business Journal for his outstanding business accomplishments. But, he says, all of this pales in comparison to his greatest accomplishment—being a committed father to his sons, Isaiah and Tim.

Email: sullivan@campuspeak.com

After serving on the staff of the North-American Interfraternity Conference for two years, David continued his work in Fraternity and Sorority Life by speaking on campuses around the country. He has facilitated workshops and given keynotes on more than 1,000 campuses, and has also served on the faculties of numerous university and fraternal leadership conferences. David is especially proud of the enormously successful Recruitment Boot Camp workshop, which he developed on behalf of CAMPUSPEAK. David completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland and did his graduate work at Villanova University. He became a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon at Maryland, served as IFC president, and is still actively involved with Sig Ep at the local, district and national levels. David has served on the board of the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors Foundation, and was the recipient of the 2004 Jack L. Anson Award from AFA. He lives in New York City with his wife, Melissa, and spends enormous energy cheering on the Maryland Terps and his hometown Philadelphia’s professional sports teams.

Email: stollman@campuspeak.com

Amy is a proud 2004 graduate of James Madison University, where she studied English. As an undergraduate, she was actively involved as an orientation program assistant, a peer educator and Vice President of her sorority, Alpha Phi. She came to Denver seeking a change of scenery in Fall 2006 and served as CAMPUSPEAK’s Marketing Intern. Amy joined the staff permanently in 2007, serving first as Lectures Coordinator. She became the Lectures Director in 2008. Outside the office, Amy is an avid country music fan, and in 2009 became a mom to her cat, Cooper. Go Dukes!

Email: butler@campuspeak.com

Amanda earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Duquesne University in May 2009. She graduated from the A.J. Palumbo School of Business with a major in Marketing. During her undergraduate years, Amanda was very active on campus. She was highly involved with her sorority, Alpha Phi, the Panhellenic Council and the Freshman Orientation Program. Following graduation, Amanda moved from Pittsburgh, PA to Denver, CO. She joined the CAMPUSPEAK team in January 2010 as Lectures Coordinator. In her free time, Amanda enjoys cheering on her favorite team, the Pittsburgh Steelers!

Email: thompson@campuspeak.com

Kelly is a perpetual student. She began by receiving her Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work from Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. After working in the social work field and then exploring creative fields, she returned to school and attended Marywood University to receive her Teacher Certification in Art (K-12). Kelly has taught art to a variety of students—in public schools, in a migrant education program and to pre-school and elementary students in an after-school program. She decided to continue on to receiver her master’s degree and is currently a graduate student in the Media Studies program at The New School University. Outside of school and work, Kelly enjoys making art and crafting and is involved in the Downtown Denver Stitch ‘n’ Bitch knitting group!

Email: lectures@campuspeak.com

Liz is a December 2008 graduate from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in English as well as a minor in Business (marketing emphasis). While at LMU, she was very involved with Greek Life as a founding sister of the Epsilon Zeta chapter of Delta Delta Delta. She was also VP Administration of Greek Council, a member of Order of Omega and Sigma Tau Delta, and she was a student manager on campus. In her free time, she loves going home to visit her family in the Napa Valley, and spending time with her wonderful boyfriend, Peter, and his adorable daughter, McKinzie. She aspires to attend graduate school in the field of Student Affairs, and she is ecstatic to be living in Colorado!

Email: frommelt@campuspeak.com

Tom is a 2006 graduate of Ohio University, where he was an active leader of the Greek community, serving in leadership roles for the Interfraternity Council (President & Vice President), his fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon (Treasurer) and other leadership councils. He remains actively involved with SAE in a number of volunteer roles. Tom has spoken at colleges across the country, published multiple books for students and advised student organizations on marketing/branding themselves through social media. In his role as Recruitment Program Specialist, Tom guides the overall direction of Recruitment Boot Camp (RBC), while developing new content and programs that will advance RBC’s standing as the premiere fraternity and sorority recruitment system for schools, chapters and national organizations. Tom lives in Scottsdale, AZ and enjoys playing golf, volunteering as a youth basketball coach, serving as President of the Ohio University Arizona Alumni Association and being a huge fan of his hometown Pittsburgh sports teams.

Email: healy@campuspeak.com

Felix grew up in western New Mexico on the Navajo reservation. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing from The Colorado College (Go CC hockey!). Felix also holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design from the University of Iowa (UI) and is a candidate for a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing from the University of Alaska, Anchorage (UAA). He has worked in creative and education fields for more than 10 years, as a freelance designer, graphic designer for the UI Museum of Art, and professor of graphic design at the UAA. Outside of work, Felix enjoys exercise, outdoor activities and wasting gobs of time with various entertainment media, including books, movies, music, websites and podcasts. He is also heavily involved in the Denver arts and graphic design community as a member of the American Institute of Graphic Artists (AIGA). While not an avid sports watcher, Felix does enjoy rooting for a good afternoon cocktail…GO GIN & TONIC!!

Email: sanchez@campuspeak.com

Darci received her Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Spanish from the University of Tennessee at Martin in December 2006. Post-graduation, she moved to Colorado to join the CAMPUSPEAK team as the Spring 2007 Lectures Intern. After a brief position at a local non-profit, she returned to CAMPUSPEAK in December 2007 as Lectures Coordinator; and in the Summer of 2008 she started her current position as Creative Marketing Coordinator. Outside of work, Darci enjoys traveling, biking and watching movies. She is attending graduate school at Minnesota State University, Mankato, where she will receive her Master of Arts in English: Technical Communication Option in Fall 2010. She also still whole-heartedly represents UTM’s mascot, the androgynous Captain Skyhawk. Go Skyhawks!

Email: meyer@campuspeak.com

Pat came to CAMPUSPEAK in October 2007 with an impressive background in accounting. Pat received her undergraduate degree from Kalamazoo College; and did her graduate studies in British History from Columbia University and Latin American Studies, Spanish and Bilingual Education from Western Michigan University. Pat also studied abroad at the Instituto Internacional in Madrid Spain. In addition to her work with our company, she is also a free-lance accountant with her company, Private Ledger. Pat has had a variety of interesting life experiences, including a time of her life spent living on a boat! She is a veteran blue water sailor (New Zealand from the US), published poet, technical writer and artist. She can be seen zipping around Denver in her yellow Mini Cooper on a regular basis.

Email: finance@campuspeak.com