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If its a state college then its not your campus. Its state property just like any other state property. State property is "owned" by all the citizens of the state therefore all citizens should be given the right to choose. If you are not an out-of-state student then you also get a vote. If you are an out of state student then you have an obligation to obey the laws of that state without objecting since your decision to enter that state was voluntary.
And the phrase "who will never visit or be part of my college campus" has very little merit really since its a state good and any state citizen can use or not use it at his/her discretion at any time. And as a state asset, the rules concerning its use is a matter for the state to decide which flows through to the citzens thereof. That's what elections are for - pick the candidate who will craft (or uncraft) legislation that suits you.
We can't be deferring to arbitrary sub groups to write their own laws. That would produce horrificly negative consequences that, I think, you have yet to consider.
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