Hello all, my name is Sage Gerard (Victor Zen). I am the Collegiate Activism Director of A Voice for Men and the founder of Zen Men LLC. I specialize in men's rights on college campuses.

Dr. Michael Kimmel, author of Guyland and the Guy's Guide to Feminism, is coming down to Kennesaw State University this Tuesday the 24th. For those of you who are not familiar with Kimmel's work, he advocates for the development of adult men, but has pigeonholed what men are today according to really nasty stereotypes. He's accused video games, sports and alcohol as creating spaces for intimidated "almost-men" to preserve their adolescence and a male-dominated hierarchy, as a brief example (Although I encourage everyone to look him up and read for themselves).

Kimmel is required reading in gender studies here at KSU.

I am looking for volunteers to attend the event and ask him serious questions about his background and position regarding gender relations.

I need the help because I know the people organizing the event, and the entire thing screams "echo chamber." The professors sponsoring the event have falsely accused me of wanting to kill women and other lovely things. Even though I was found innocent, I still might not be allowed to speak if I try to ask any questions, hence my asking for help.

The point is that Kimmel's evaluations of male character should come under more scrutiny, but I need help to counteract the habitual assembly of strongly-policed "discussions" where the only attendees are ideological groupies. Although I would personally like to see Kimmel's works discredited, my intention is to help build a crowd of truly diverse opinions there so that the overall event is not so easy to police according to ideology.

Here's a picture of the flyer advertising the event, with all times and days. Sorry that it's blurry.. The main date and time is March 24th, with a meet and greet starting in the Social Science building atrium at 3 PM (picture).

Kimmel will be the talk of the Interdisciplinary Studies Department and related organizations from the 23rd to the 25th.

I know it's short notice, but I'm asking for local volunteers willing to make the trip to come up to Kennesaw State University and join the discussion so that it becomes an actual discussion. I would also be happy to treat you all to a drink for the trouble, assuming that the turnout is small enough to make it reasonably affordable.

For the majority of you who are not local but who are familiar with Dr. Kimmel, I would also appreciate your submitting questions here in this thread that I can pass out to volunteers willing to ask them.

Thanks for reading, and for your help if you are willing.

UPDATE: We only got two questions in during the Q&A, but a Zen Men volunteer pulled Kimmel aside for an interview. I also recorded the whole talk, and am preparing a response. I approached Kimmel after the talk and got his email address, and invited him to a Google+ Hangout on Air in the future. I told him that I wanted to share missing contextual information. Let's see what he says.