“I am writing this letter to highly recommend Darrell “Coach D’ Andrews.  Towson University invited Coach to speak to our student leaders.  We were very pleased with our choice.  He spoke on his “5 Garbage bags and a Dream” topic, which was highly interactive and very entertaining. Students raved about him long after the event and we would certainly invite him back to light the fire of passion in our students.”

Rachel Repp

Coordinator, Leadership Development and Community Service

Towson University

College/Universities

Identifying a college major can be a challenge.  Students are often unsure regarding what to do as a career after college.  Many students are also challenged with how to be an effective campus leader.  What does it take to lead an organization, sports team or government group?  Darrell “Coach D” Andrews provides students with answers to these complex challenges in a motivational yet informative way.  His high energy lectures are strategic as well as uplifting.  If you are planning a freshman orientation, convocation, lecture or leadership training give a call toll free at 1-866-426-2243 or CLICK HERE to book Coach D!

How To Find Your Passion And Make A Living At It

As a college graduate you will have spent several years of your life and thousands of dollars pursuing a profession. What will keep you from being like over 60% of Americans who do not like the work that they do? Passion! Learn how to…

•Think skills and not just subjects

•Choose a major based on your talents and abilities

•Avoid the five mistakes that cause you to hate the career choices that you have made.

Four Keys to Effective Leadership

As a student leader, your club’s ability to grow is directly related to your ability to grow as a leader. What are the four skills that every leader must possess to get the commitment and passion of their team? Gain insight into…

•Developing your leading edge with the characteristics of outstanding leaders

•Improving your leadership effectiveness with strategies which will unlock your leadership potential

•Using the transferable skills acquired as a student leader in the workplace as an intern or after you graduate.

Conflict Resolution in a Diverse Community 

Do you have students from various backgrounds on your campus? Is it difficult to work together due to cultural, racial, gender or socioeconomic differences? This high powered presentation will help students to…

•Deal with difficult people without becoming one yourself.

•Develop breakthrough strategies to identify and confront negative behaviors toward others.

1. •Use those differences to work together so that you can improve the quality of life on campus.
   

Darrell “Coach D” Andrews After Speaking

To Students At The University of Texas at

El-Paso.