HIPs programming within the Strengthening Institutions Projects (SIP) grant has been a full campus implementation, from general programming to different methods of participation in the intensive summer workshop. HIPs programming has been integrated into Professional Development Days since the start of the SIPs grant in 2023, ensuring continuous training for all faculty and staff. The comprehensive, three day summer workshops equip participants with the tools and supportive framework to embed the eight core characteristics of effective HIPs into their courses and student experiences. This workshop also actively engages students, faculty, and staff as panelists, presenters, and participants of the summer workshop who serve as HIPs ambassadors sharing what they have learned with colleagues within and outside of their programs. As a direct result of the summer workshop, faculty have embedded HIPs in their courses and staff have integrated them into their work with students. To date, 83 unique faculty and staff members have been trained, resulting in at least 90 distinct, enhanced/new classes or advising projects. These implementations span every academic division and range from introductory FYSEMS and 1xxx level classes to graduate classes.