TRILL EDU

These are conversations driven by student leaders from all over the country at the National Conference on Student Leadership. We have authentic conversations about topics chosen by students for students.

Co-Founder Professor Williams sits down to talk pop culture, leadership and ways to change their campus.

Part 1

We sit down with graduating senior Mustafa. He's a great student leader and one the top spoken word poets on his campus. He talks about transition, not giving up and what his legacy looked like. He talks about his growth from being boombox carrying freshman from the hood to a high achieving Microsoft employee.

Rashad is graduating. Sandy has one year left. Markervin is a recent grad. We sit down and talk about stress from different perspectives. What's stressing these students out and how do they solve their concerns? Lets talk about it!

We sit down with Sandy as she disscusses the difference between "what do you want to do" vs "why do you want to do it. She also talks about the impacr college has had on her life thus far.

A talk with the first Hijabi Student body president of New Jersey City University. She discusses her legacy, learning how to listen and Arabic music

Professor Williams brings us to his grandma's dinner table to help us talk about starving your ego. Taking place at the Golden Key Regional Summit in New Jersey.

Artist and curator Markervin Janvier talks about being distracted and the importance of sleep

After a speaking at a leadership coference at Emporia State Leadership, MrJeffDess, Professor Williams and Antonio Talamo have some breakfast in Kansas. We talk about the canonization of leaders and also some tips that will help leaders reach new heights.

Today a convo w/ MrJeffDess, media arts student, Andrew and media arts professional, Ace. We talk about some of the conerns we see with how college is currently constituted.

Talking authenticity and uniqueness with James and Caitlin from New Jersey City University

MrJeffDess and Professor Williams talk about why they strive to be known as more than just public speakers.