Effective Communication
This workshop showcases ten effective tips that will insure each student's voice can and will be heard. For example: Speak with Passion

“Believe in what you say, so much that you would bet your savings on it. I know it sounds out there, but we all know those people who talk just to hear themselves speak. Do you believe what they say… I don’t. You have to believe that what you are speaking about matters.”
- Kim Duncan -Texas A & M Univ., Corpus Christi

Leadership Styles
This workshop highlights 8 different leadership styles which includes:

Charismatic

Quiet

Servant

Transactional

Transformational

Participative

Situational

Collaborative

Which one are you?
We are familiar with Chuck Norris’ style of leadership. He is the “less talk, more action to get the job done” kind of man. Is that how all leaders should be? You decide.

“This highly comical and easy listening workshop deals with different leadership styles that opened my mind to what true leadership really is.” -Rosie -New Jersey, NCSL Conference

Embracing Diversity
This program highlights:

• The need for diversity for growth on campus
• How to embrace diversity
• How to ask difficult questions without coming off racist
• How to work together in a collegiate environment
• Day to day methods to introduce more diversity in your life
• How to be comfortable in your skin
• How to write a diversity statement for your group or organization

“Diversity is more than skin deep. This program is at the heart of this generation’s desire to change, adapt, and grow to be a more universally accepting people. Our facilitators take diversity training to the next level.” -Dr. Audrey Newsome- President of CHI

Stress Management
This program is based on the movie “Office Space.” It showcases the level of stress by three employees and how their stress could be avoided. The use of humor heightens the ability of students to be receptive and to retain this information. If students can learn how to manage stress today, they are far more likely to live happy, healthy, and successful lives. Did I mention, this program is hilarious!

"This is the best way to spend an hour talking about stress."
-Amy- Student SMU

Teamwork and Relationship Building
There really is no "I" in TEAM. This program is designed for students to work on building relationships and learning to collaborate to be the most efficient team they can be. This program showcases positive practices that Fortune 500 companies and highly successful leaders of today use to collaborate with their teams. Did we mention, you won’t be staying in your seat very long because this program is highly interactive?

"As an active participant in several campus organizations, this workshop taught me how to build positive relationships and how to be a better leader and team member."
-Robert- Student TAMUCC


Conflict Resolution Training
This was one of our most sought after programs of 2008! This program deals with so much in under one hour. It is truly one of the best programs we offer!

This program also shows students how to MEDIATE conflict within their organizations.

"We have been experiencing some animosity among our membership that was getting out of hand because no one knew how to properly address it. This program provided me with insight into conflict and how to sit all of those involved down and address the issues and overcome them for the good of our organization." -Cody- Student TAMUCC




Anger Management Training
This program empowers students. It gives them the tools to deal with anger effectively. It allows them to control the situation and for cooler heads to prevail. The physical process of controlling personal anger supports the emotional set of tools presented in the workshop. Therefore, students learn how to act rather than re-act to best resolve the situation. This program is fun and freeing to each student who comes to this seminar.

“This program was definitely needed for our students because they need to know what to do when they get upset, and I know it will change how they interact with one another and with the group as a whole. I am grateful for that.” - Mike Schroeder- Advisor Seattle, WA

Effecting Change on Your Campus
This program highlights the life and passion of Nelson Mandela, and it showcases his vision and passion to change a people. This very same passion and vision can be seen in each college students ideology, desire for change, and drive for success.

This program taps into the powerful message of Mandela and shares it with each student. At the conclusion, students will want to be vessels of positive change on campus, and will be more involved in the process.

“It is simply amazing” - Erin H.,Baylor




Peer Pressure

This program is focusd on life altering mistakes made by people back in history because of peer pressure, by using those mistakes as examples so that others won’t make the same ones. From a paralyzed man who fell off a bridge, to a man who will spend the next fifteen years in prison for a simple “chicken fight”, this program will shift the mindset of following others, to that of making one's own decisions. Even more so, the program shows simple ways to get out of situations without appearing weak, and will change students perception of what weakness really is.

“For over the last fifty years, students rank peer pressure as the main reason they did something they wouldn’t normally do.” -NY Times



Alcohol Abuse and Binge Drinking
Through real life tragedy can students truly see the effects of alcohol abuse and binge drinking.

This program shows the real side effects of alcohol, but not in the scientific way! Students will see first hand the people whose lives will forever be changed because of the decisions that were made after drinking too much.

“It made me sick, but I needed to see it.”
-Wes- Tempe, Az.





Race in America
This program highlights the last fifty years of race issues and discusses if and why race is still an issue today.

Through a “town hall” setting, students will be able to see the progressive movement of race in the United States and to where our country is today. This program is highly interactive, with a facilitator who is more like a moderator, and through this process, you will see your student body become more open to sharing with each other and discussing such a difficult topic like race.

“I was nervous at first, but our moderator made sure to set the ground rules. It wasn’t about anyone’s agenda, it was about understanding how people feel about race. I liked it and would do it again.” -LaCresha Diaz- U. Houston


Depression
Everyone from faculty to students think they know what depression looks like in most people.

Think again! It is important to understand what depression really is, what can cause it, and to know how to help people deal with it. This program will change what you think you know about depression and it’s signs.

"Moving away for college and being away from my family for the first time threw me into what I now recognize as depression. This workshop laid out for me, the how to's of coping with and overcoming depression.Thanks Campus Harmony."
-John- Student, McNeese State University


The Matthew Shepard Story
Campus Harmony, Inc is proud to showcase the life of Matthew Shepard in our seminar. We discuss how his life has made a difference in the world. This program showcases the events that led to his death and the after effect that it had on the country. This awe inspiring message is shared across the country.

“Through his brutal death, people can finally see why hatred can no longer be tolerated.” -Pres. Bill Clinton

“This program will make you think about who you are. It made me more compassionate and loving of others.” -Chris B.- Hammond, La



Temper Control
The simplest and most direct way for college students to change their lives is by controlling their anger.

Recognize - Address - Deal (RAD)

This high paced, energy filled seminar is designed to reinforce the RAD system of dealing with anger.

After the students complete the seminar, they will be better prepared to control their tempers!

"We have had so much conflict within my fraternity that I often found myself just leaving meetings in fury. Campus Harmony's RAD lecture showed me that by using 3 simple steps I could better address issues that are so frustrating." -Samuel- Greek Student, LSU-Shreveport



Talking About Death
This program is two fold: preventing suicides or dealing with the aftermath.

Suicide is a conversation that no one wants to have because it is morbid, sad, and depressing, but it is a topic that must be addressed. CHI designed this program to:

• discuss the after effects of a person who has committed suicide
• discuss grief and what it means
• discuss the “game plan” for those who are left behind
• how to move forward
• discuss how to make sure that the people most effected by the loss have proper care and counseling

Freshman Year
Freshman Year can either make or break a student’s desire to stay where they are, get involved, graduate, or drop out. With so much pressure, Freshmen need a Survival Guide. This program gives each Freshman a Survival Kit for success, on how to manage their time, living with their new found freedom, and to their new life with roommates. Freshmen will be better equipped to deal with their first year in college.

Oh, and it is fun and interactive, too! This seminar is best for Freshman Orientation and Freshman Retreats.



All Things Gay
This campy, over-the-top, comedic look at the gay movement is hilariously infectious.

The program discusses: Gay Icons, Gay Civil Unions, Funny Gay moments, AIDs Epidemic, Gay vs. Lesbians, Gay Protestors, More Funny Gay Moments, and Existing on a college campus

“This program has as many highs and lows as a Tyler Perry movie. One minute you’re laughing and the next minute you‘re crying. It was wonderful.” -Kim- Dallas, TX.





This program is all about how to embrace the Greek Community and to work with them for a common goal. This program showcases how Greek communities are:

• Interdependent on each other
• Great organizations for networking
• More powerful when they work together and with other organizations
• Able to be more interconnected
• Are more likely to graduate and have higher GPAs.
  
  
  This program is great right before RUSH or during Greek Week!
  
  
  
  Graduation
  Graduation is not always guaranteed. Some college students don’t have a plan in place to get them to where they need to go.
  
  This program highlights five mandatory steps to graduate. This program was developed with every college freshman in mind. Consider this program your roadmap to graduation!
  
  "As an incoming freshman I found myself overwhelmed by having to make my own decisions about everything from academics to my social life.  This program provided a road map for academic success, while still being able to enjoy college life.  It should be a pre-requisite for all incoming freshman."  Sharon- Student- Louisiana Tech
  
  
  
  College To Corporate
  This program is geared toward juniors or seniors preparing to intern and transitioning into “Corporate America” without being overloaded and stressed. This program also allows those students to take a mental inventory of where they are and where they need to be by “S.W.O.T.ing” their way to success.
  
  Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
  
  "I can see the necessity of Campus Harmony and am rather jealous that I did not get to experience the workshop." -D.J. Kendrick- Shell Oil Company
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Hazing
  Hazing is still at epidemic levels on college campuses. Students are dying each year and chapters are being kicked off campus. This program shows Greeks the effects of hazing and how any one of their members could be responsible for ending dynasties. Hazing is thought to “build brotherhood”, and has been a generational right of passage for many decades, but there are better and more importantly, legal , alternatives. CHI showcases those alternatives.
  
  "Hazing caused my fraternity to have its chapter suspended on campus,it was senseless disregard for the rules by a few that made many suffer.  Fraternities are about brotherhood and responsibility and hazing clearly does not foster responsibility."  -Kevin- Greek Student- MSU
  
  
  
  
  Sorority Hazing
  Hazing is no longer just a male Greek epidemic. Sororities, too, are now just as prone to be removed for acts of hazing as fraternities. This program highlights what some national Greek women ‘s organization’s by-laws state about hazing and how the by-laws can be used to dissolve chapters.
  
  “Hazing is not tolerated anymore and sororities will recognize that or they won’t be active. No Exceptions!” -Kim Leeds- Greek Adv. LA Tech
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Dealing w/ EGO
  This program is fun and simple. Big egos can have negative effects on the dynamics of any group or organization. This program highlights 8 ways to put your ego in check for the greater good! This program is not designed to diminish any one person, but it will make you stop and think about how your actions have consequences for others, moreso than for yourself.
  
  "I had always been of the big "I", little "u" mentality because I have always been encouraged to be the best. When I started college and realized that the bowl was alot bigger I had to reevaluate my perspective.  This program helped me gain the perspective that I needed to be not only a better student, but also a better friend." -Jake- Student- Brookhaven College