>> I love every day.
I tell people that my worst day is still my best day probably for, you know, the rest of my life.
I love what I do.
It's never the same.
No day is the same.
Some of the student challenges are the same.
You know, over the years -- I've been in student affairs for over 20 years.
And so, you know, one of the things for sure is that some of the students,
what they seem to feel is the end of the world is not really the end of the world.
So some of those things I say it's the same script, different actors.
But at the other part of it is that I just love the energy.
I love the responses.
And my favorite day is graduation.
Just to be able to see what these students have become, the type of human beings they are,
the stamp that I've put on them that I can feel proud of.
And I love it.
What comes with the job in regards to challenges is how people address change.
And it's really a big challenge for not just students but staff as well.
A lot of times, one of the things that I consider to be one of my biggest assets is
that I can adapt to change quickly.
But that is not sometimes always the case.
Being with individuals who've been entrenched in working in their jobs 10, 15, 20 years --
especially when you're on a college campus --
it's sometimes difficult for them to understand the changing ways of students
and understanding how to really listen and adapt to what students' needs are.