Tonight on the campus of University of Georgia, Shawna Scott, one of the 2009 Voice & Action Award Recipients, has a special comedy night with international sensation Vidur Kapur. The night of comedy was part of her Voice & Action Award made possible by OUTmedia. Learn more about OUTmedia online at http://www.outmedia.org and Vidur Kapur at http://www.vidurkapur.com. Vidur Kapur was also recentl recognized by Campus Pride's HOT LIST as one of the Top 25 LGBT college acts -- Learn more.

Campus Pride, the leading national nonprofit 501(c)(3) which serves LGBT and ally student leaders and, or campus organizations, awards the Campus Pride Voice & Action National Leadership Awards annually. The honorary recognition highlights the extraordinary contributions of LGBT young adult leaders at colleges and universities across the United States. Out of nearly thirty student leaders, only three students Justin Hager from University of Wisconsin-Madison, Shawna Scott from University of Georgia and Celso Perez from Boston College were chosen this year for the prestigious honor.

Apply now for the 2010 Voice & Action Awards -- click here.

Dear Campus Queers,

I'm Peaches Christ and I am like so completely thrilled to be launching my very own advice column here on the Campus Pride world wide website! Allow me, if you will, to introduce myself. Firstly, I have to say that it's been over thirteen years since I graduated from Penn State University and I look back on my ye old campus days with great fondness. I know, I know- based solely on my appearance you must be asking yourself, wow, did she graduate from college when she was ten years old? And the answer to that question is simple- yes. While I may have been a young college student, that never stopped me from staying active. I majored in Filmmaking and got a minor in Women's Studies. I was a busy member of the Student Filmmaker Organization and the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Student Alliance. I was part of an activist student group called DIVA (direct initiatives via action) and even hosted campus visits with some of my queer idols, including Quentin Crisp and John Waters. After finishing my senior thesis film Jizzmopper: A Love Story, it was time to move on.