Stars of the Screen (U - Campus Speakers & Headliners)

Straight from social media, streaming shows, and top news outlets, host the biggest campus speakers & headliners in pop culture in person or via a virtual event. They captivate audiences by sharing a relevant yet creative perspective.

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Stars of the Screen

Bradley Steven Perry

Bradley Steven Perry is an actor and podcaster known for connecting with Gen Z audiences through humor, honesty, and relatability.

Best known for his breakout role on Disney Channel’s Good Luck Charlie, Bradley has grown up in the public eye—navigating fame, identity, and adulthood in real time. Now the co-host of the hit podcast Hit the Brake, he brings that same openness and quick wit to deeper conversations about growing up, mental health, and staying grounded in a fast-moving world. 

Kordell Beckham

Kordell Beckham captured the hearts of fans around the world with his Southern charm and a smile that lights up the room on Peacock’s Love Island USA, where he was ultimately voted the winner of Season 6.

The model and actor most recently made his runway debut at New York Fashion Week and is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after talents in print, tv and social media influencer campaigns. His Urban yet Iconic sense of style has landed him amongst the who’s who in the fashion world and continually generates buzz in top industry blogs and magazines. 

Kevin Kreider

<p>Through powerful storytelling, Kevin Krieder inspires audiences to rethink identity, overcome adversity, and break down personal barriers.</p><p>Born in South Korea and adopted into a German-Irish family in Philadelphia, Kevin faced bullying and identity struggles from an early age.

Dominique Thorne

<p>Praised by <em>Entertainment Weekly</em> for her “deft exploration” of character, Dominique Thorne shares stories from her inspiring career on stage and screen.</p><p>Most recently seen in the Sundance 2024 hit <em>Freaky Tales</em> alongside Pedro Pascal, Tom Hanks, and Ben Mendelsohn, Dominique Thorne is a rising star of her generation.

Elizabeth Gillies

<p>Known for playing sassy, snarky, strong-willed women on television, Elizabeth Gillies shares anecdotes from her inspiring acting and singing career.</p><p>After rising to fame in her mid-teens as Jade West on the Nickelodeon sitcom <em>Victorious,</em> Gillies made the transition to playing similarly rebellious adult characters, co-starring as Denis Leary’s daughter in his musical comedy<em> Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll</em> and reimagining the role of Fallon Carrington in the CW’s modern-day reboot of <em>Dynasty.</em> In 20

Billie Lee

<p>With humor and empathy, Billie Lee shares her unique story to help individuals and groups combat microaggressions, amplify authenticity, and bring awareness to the LGBTQIA+ community.</p><p>Billie Lee is a transgender woman, actor, standup comedian, writer, producer, and activist. LogoTV named Billie as a 2018 honoree of Logo30 for raising awareness for the trans community. She was the first openly transgender cast member on BravoTV’s<em> Vanderpump Rules</em> and she continues to be an advocate and outspoken voice for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Temple Grandin

<p>A trailblazer in autism advocacy and a world-renowned animal behaviorist, Temple Grandin shares her insights on embracing and learning differences, and how animal behavior can help us solve human problems.</p><p>Temple Grandin is a professor of animal science at Colorado State University and has a successful career consulting on both livestock handling equipment design and animal welfare.

Gabby Giffords with Dr. Fabi Hirsch Kruse

<p>The very personification of courage, optimism, and resilience, former U.S. Congresswoman Gabby Giffords shares her remarkable story on stage, joined by her renowned speech pathologist, Dr. Fabi Hirsch Kruse. </p><p>Gabby Giffords’ story of perseverance and hope is unparalleled. The youngest woman ever to serve in the Arizona State Senate and a trailblazer in other offices, Gabby became a rising star on the national stage after being elected to the U.S. Congress in 2006.