Motivated People

Getting accepted as a Campus Man offers an unsurpassed amount of exposure that can bring about opportunities for a college student.

Campus Men has opened doors for many college guys by being an excellent springboard to additional opportunities. (And of course, it is a great way to get attention from girls!) Some Campus Men went on to either part-time or full-time opportunities in their field. Friends applauded. Women pursued. And in most cases, these Campus Men found at least local notoriety. It was no accident that a number of these college guys went on to bigger and better things. You never know who will see you as a Campus Man. Remember, nothing ventured, nothing gained!

Common trait of Motivated People: Promoting Yourself Required

Past Campus Men did not receive opportunities or success without effort. A common trait is that these guys worked hard to accomplish their goals. Whether you "get discovered" from Campus Men or build a Fanbase of 1000 women depends on how you use the exposure you generate, but when a guy tries out for an opportunity and mentions that he was a Campus Man, he usually gets more attention than other guys.

		Shane discusses how he learned that he needed to promote himself - instead of relaying on other people.
		Nick tells how promoting is not fun work - but necessary for success.
		Nik tells how he got asked to appear in professional fitness videos after making a video on his own in his dorm.

Students who found their appearance in Campus Men to be an excellent springboard to bigger opportunities.

While we offer a chance to participate in a fun and very exciting experience, many college guys discovered their appearance in Campus Men to be an excellent springboard to bigger opportunities.

Appearing in Campus Men offers college guys exposure beyond compare. Those who wish to try their hands at male modeling or acting can use the contacts and exposure they gain from Campus Men to "get their foot in the door!" You never know who will see you on Campus Men.

Don Handfield appeared opposite Robert Duval in the blockbuster hit, "Deep Impact." He also appeared in several independent movies, including "A Reason to Believe," "Defying Gravity," "Captain Jack," "Cause N Defect," and a Latoya Jackson Playboy video. Don also appeared in several TV series episodes, including, "Profiler," "Saved By the Bell - The New Class," and "J.A.G." Brett Shaut appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" after producers called us to find a "hometown hunk." He received many offers after the show aired nationwide. From Campus Men to pro male modeling Open up a Sunday newspaper after Campus Men is released and chances are you'll see advertisements which include photos of our students. Four months after the release of our last edition, three students had earned approximately $9,000 from professional modeling. After working at Club Med, Gary Green modeled for International Male, and Hero Models in Los Angeles. Paul Harmon appeared in department store T.V. Commercials and billboards. Jon O'Donnell and Dan Ritchie became professional models, bringing in a sizable secondary income. From Campus Men to exotic dancing Ed Marshall appeared in the Chippendales Campus Men and danced at the New York Chippendales Club. Mark and John Faber, Mark Grogg, Ed Carpenter and Robert Allen slapped on some skivvies and became male dancers.

Jim Newstrom bared all in Playgirl Magazine, and became a Chippendale dancer. He also appeared on the cover of "New York" Magazine. Kevin Bitters appeared in YM Magazine and a "GQ Live" runway fashion show. More about Kevin's success Joe Cua appeared in and newspaper ads for Lazarus, Dillard's and Elder-Beerman. He also appeared in a Matrix hair show and was chosen to appear in a poster for a trade show. More about Joe's success Jody Antognoli appeared in a Pert Shampoo television commercial and appeared on an underwear box for Structure. More about Jody's success Brent Mathie appeared on the cover of a Florida magazine and Miami Photographer Scott Tietler asked to shoot him after seeing his photograph in Campus Men.

Phil Missig became a top male model and appeared in nationwide ads for Banana Republic and Merry Go Round Stores. He appeared in GQ and Teen magazines and male modeled around the world from Milan to London. male modeled for Boss male models in New York, L.A. male models, Elite-Dallas, and Zoli-Miami, and male modeling photo with Calvin Klein male model photographer Bruce Weber. Phil also appeared on MTV's "Real World" style "male models in the House," set in London. More about Phil's success Bryan Schaaf appeared in a TV commercial for K-Mart and newspaper ads for Lazarus, Elder-Beerman, Hart's and Jacobsen's. Structure also chose him for their runway fashion shows. More about Bryan's success Chris Hall appeared in a TV commercial for K-Mart and newspaper ads for Lazarus, Elder-Beerman, Hart's and Jacobsen's. Structure also chose him for their runway fashion shows. More about Chris' success Kevin Schepman has made a career for himself in professional modeling. He has modeled around the world in such exotic locales as Japan, Milan and London. He appeared on the cover of a men's health style magazine titled "ZM" and appeared in Celine Dion and the Bee Gee's "Immortality" music video.

If you are a college student, you can Get Accepted as a Campus Man. As a Campus Man, you can gain the attention of girls on your campus and others across the country.