Carolyn Black Becker, Ph.D., FAED

Dr. Carolyn Becker is a professor of psychology at Trinity University, and a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in the treatment and prevention of eating disorders. In her teaching, research, and clinical work, Dr. Becker places particular emphasis on a scientific approach to prevention and treatment. Dr. Becker is a Champion for Change because of her efforts to support and spread the message of ending fat talk.

"The goal of Reflections is to provide evidence-based programming aimed at improving body image and preventing eating disorders in collegiate women all over North American. When we launched Reflections we had no idea if this goal was possible, but we know now that we have accomplished it and more."

Dr. Becker and Tri Delta were co-recipients for the first ever Research Practice Partnership Award granted by the International Academy of Eating Disorders.

Stacy Nadeau

Millions of people have seen Stacy Nadeau in her underwear. In 2005, then a college student, Stacy became one of the six women in Dove's Real Beauty Campaign who appeared on a billboard in Times Square wearing only their underwear.

Today, she works with CAMPUSPEAK, talking to women and men of all ages across the country about embracing real beauty and how they can help change the messages young people receive about their bodies. By working to remove fat talk from her vocabulary, supporting the research of Reflections, and helping Change the Conversation as the spokesperson for Fat Talk Free® Week, Stacy certainly is a Champion for Change.

"My goal is to make women feel great about themselves by widening the stereotypical definitions of beauty. It's time to encourage women to be their best; not what the media says they should look like."

"There is nothing more fabulous than a woman who exudes confidence."

"It's time we open up the conversation about body image and self esteem. It is a crisis in pop culture and we can help make a change."