Social Proof
These are not survey responses or star ratings. These are letters written by Directors of Counseling, Student Activities coordinators, Campus Presidents, and Athletic Directors — the same professionals you work alongside every day.
Official letters of recommendation from campus professionals across the country. Click any card to read the full letter.
"You could hear a pin drop in our auditorium. Some students were crying, some had their jaw drop to the floor. I strongly recommend bringing UnDrafted to your school."
Brigitte Greywater
Director of Counseling
Lake Region State College · March 7, 2017
"You will create a portal for many students to come forward for help and healing. We have already seen results."
Judy Brennen, MA, LISAC-AZ
Academic Advising & Counseling
Yavapai College · December 9, 2020
"Every student athlete on any campus should have the opportunity to hear Ethan's powerful life changing speech because he is definitely one of a kind."
Diane Yadrich
Director of Student Activities
Missouri Valley College
"I have listened to Ethan Fisher's story twice now, and it still has the same impact each time I hear it. His rawness and emotion captivates his audience."
Dano Fagerlund
Social Media Coordinator
Northeastern Junior College · February 25, 2020
"Ethan changes lives. It is as simple as that. For three years now, he has made an impact on our student athletes and I highly recommend him."
Jared Marshall
Head Basketball Coach & Assistant Athletic Director
Lake Region State College
"I look forward to my staff and students hearing Mr. Fisher every year. Well worth the time and effort."
Brad Clifford
Athletic Director
Yavapai College
"He has been a superior influence on athletes on campus, and athletes have self-reported that they have changed their drinking behaviors as a result of Ethan's story."
Bette Matkowski
Campus President (Retired)
Johnson & Wales University, Denver
Additional letters from Directors of Counseling, Student Affairs, and Wellness coordinators are being added. 300+ college events across student life programming.
Unsolicited messages from students — sent by text, email, and in person after presentations. These are the moments that matter most.
A Letter Found in a Backpack
"Thank you so much for that. I struggle with asking people for help on mental health but you open my eyes to make better cause I have been wanting to change to do better in life and in school. One goal I have is to be a makeup artist and you help me just by touching my heart and I will never smoke weed and I have started to change just by workout and doing better so to you I thank you so much love you."
Written by a college student and quietly slipped into Ethan's bag at the APCA College Entertainment Booking Conference — over a year after she had attended one of his keynotes on her campus. She came to his booth with friends to say hello, but couldn't say all of this in front of them. So she wrote it down.
— College Student, APCA Conference
"You made me think twice about my actions. I used to get in cars with drunk drivers all the time and didn't care, but this weekend I went to a party and didn't drink at all. I didn't get in the car and I didn't let him either... you have completely made me think twice and I'm so beyond thankful for that!"
— Student email, 2am
"Honestly, you may have turned my life around. If I hadn't heard your story I don't think I would be saying now, 'I'm gonna change, I'm gonna finish high school and graduate.' I was on the brink of dropping out because everything was too much. But now nothing is too much."
— Student
"After your story, my team had practice and we did not stop talking about it."
— College Athlete
"Once we return to class, the conversation started. Honestly in my class we got no work done, we just talked about choices, and life. Thank you for being vulnerable and transparent."
— Teacher
"I just feel like you are showing up today and that presentation wasn't a coincidence. I've been going through all of this and feeling lost inside my own head and all of a sudden you show up with a story similar to mine. I just can't believe that you showed up out of nowhere, your presentation really was impacting."
— Student
"Ethan's message of love, forgiveness, responsibility and second chances is a message that every student should hear."— Tommy Spaulding, 3× New York Times Bestselling Author
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