Kantis Simmons
Succeed in School. Succeed in Life.
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“Kantis Simmons is a dynamic speaker who really held the students’ attention with his words of wisdom, content, and enthusiasm. It was our largest crowd ever...”
- Stacy Brown, Student Activity Director, Bauder College, Atlanta, GA
Bauder College, Atlanta, GA
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Former NASA Scientist turned Academic Success Expert Kantis Simmons empowers students to get better grades, improve on standardized tests, stay enrolled in school and succeed in life.
As the leading strategist for academic success, every school he works with sees a 15 to 23% improvement in their students' academic performance and test scores.
In his live events he shares how he almost failed to graduate from high school while on the honor roll, and how he earned 3 college degrees with honors and more than $317,000 of scholarship money.
With a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from Norfolk State University (Norfolk, VA), a Master of Science degree in Polymer Science & Engineering from Lehigh University (Bethlehem, PA) and a Master of Science degree in Textile and Fiber Engineering from Georgia Tech (Atlanta, GA), he developed new products for Mobil Chemical Company, created new contact lenses for CIBA Vision, and improved aircrafts for NASA Research Center.
As "The Academic Success Speaker" and author of "Playing Your 'A' Game," Kantis Simmons has been featured on NBC, Time Warner's Peachtree TV, Radio One and spoken to hundreds of thousands of students and young adults sharing his story and proven strategies.
Educators agree "Kantis Simmons provides more than motivational rhetoric and theory. He gives real life solutions that bring real-life results! He is the real deal."
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“Kantis Simmons is a dynamic speaker who really held the students’ attention with his words of wisdom, content, and enthusiasm. It was our largest crowd ever...”
- Stacy Brown, Student Activity Director, Bauder College, Atlanta, GA
Bauder College, Atlanta, GA
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"Kantis Simmons’ presentation to our first year students was full of energy, laughter and thought provoking words. He asked our students to think about their childhood dreams, why they are at RU and how being here help them reach their dreams. He kept the students engaged and provided them with many tools to start their college career off on the right track."
- Michele Jenkins, Assistant Director of New Student Programs, Radford University, Radford, VA
Radford University, Radford, VA
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