It has been mentioned that each college group must also take some care to educate its own members. This will occur as a natural side-effect of your efforts to educate the general campus community, but you should also make some special effort to educate your own members separately. For your members, you can field rather long and topically advanced programs. Speakers Lectures .
Lectures are one of the most common educational efforts on the college campus.
Students spend most of there time sitting in class listening to professors drone on and on, so, if your group is going to present a lecture you must get a lively speaker, and you must convince people that the topic is interesting. In general, you want someone who is knowledgeable, articulate, and who speaks with authority. For instance, you could invite a pro-life registered nurse or a gynecologist to give informal talks about abortion in the lounges of, say, your women's dormitories. Contraception is a favorite topic on girls' floors, and the speakers often come from abortion clinics. Having a speaker with lots of name-recognition to start or finish up your educational series is a good way to gain interest.