>> Well, I have course went to Millersville for graduate.
My major was English.
I minored in philosophy.
I always pretty much knew that I wanted to be an attorney.
I started off as a computer science major,
and I was going to be an attorney that went after hackers.
Somehow, I wanted to, I don't know, mix computers and law.
But I was great at computer science.
So I switched my major to English, but I still, you know,
stayed on the track of going to law school.
So when I graduated, I went right into law school the following August I guess it was.
Let's see, while I was in law school, I went to Penn State Dickinson for law,
and I also got a master's in public administration at the same time.
So I was going to Penn State Dickinson during the day and Penn State Harrisburg at night.
When I graduated from law school in 2007, it actually took me a year.
I searched for job just could not find one.
Too many people had graduated, I guess, at the same time, and everyone was going into law.
So I moved back home, and, you know, spent a year looking.
Finally, in 2008, I actually got a job, and that's an interesting sorry,
but I don't know how much time you have, but I had the chance to meet then Governor Ed Rendell,
and I introduced myself to him, and handed him my resume and said,
"Can you please help to get a job?"
And he helped me to get my first job as a law clerk with the Bureau of Worker's Compensation
for the Department of Labor and Industry.