Welcome back from your summer break! As school gets back into the swing of things, Keppler Speakers bureau is excited to offer you the hottest speakers for your fall events.

The creator of the worldwide sensation the PostSecret Project, Frank Warren receives over three million visitors a month to PostSecret.com. A collection of over 250,000 personalized, artfully decorated, anonymous postcards which reveal senders’ darkest family secrets and funny personal reflections, the website changes the way we see ourselves and others. In his insightful and thought-provoking presentations, Warren reveals the stories behind the most memorable postcards, encouraging audiences to free their secrets and free their minds.

One of today’s most in-demand comedians and pop culture commentators, Michael Ian Black has been on television and best-seller lists all summer long. The star of the Comedy Central reality television spoof Reality Bites Back and VH1’s I Love the Millennium, he is also the author of the New York Times best-seller My Custom Van. Black shares his unique, irreverent, and absurd insights into everyday life, generating laughs and rave reviews.

Dan Savage has been delivering his unique brand of advice in his wildly popular “Savage Love” column for over a decade. Syndicated to millions of readers around the world, “Savage Love” is a cultural force that has broken barriers and brought frank talk on sexuality into the mainstream. Boldly covering anything and everything related to sex and relationships, Savage answers questions and creates a safe space for students to honestly discuss “taboo” topics.

Contact Keppler Speakers bureau for more information on bringing these exciting speakers to your campus this fall.

Convention week is here, and all eyes are on Senators McCain and Obama as they choose their vice presidents and mark the official start of campaign season. With so many college students first time voters, speakers who bring opinions from both sides of the aisle are as important as ever.

Peter Beinart, an unabashed progressive, and Jonah Goldberg, an outspoken conservative, may not see eye-to-eye, but with respect and understanding, they showcase the views that shape campus discussions around the country. Beinart, the editor-at-large of The New Republic, and Goldberg, author of Liberal Fascism and the most widely-read columnist under the age of 40, debate everything from immigration to abortion in a stimulating, eye-opening presentation. “Red vs. Blue” is one of the most popular debates on campuses nationwide, giving students the opportunity to explore the issues and make decisions in an entertaining, informative forum.

Contact Keppler Speakers bureau for more information on bringing “Red vs. Blue,” or Peter Beinart and Jonah Goldberg to your campus this fall.