>> And in terms of working with people, human service, be it psychology, sociology,
criminal justice, anything in the helping field where you're working with people will help
to develop a tolerance for number one, understanding people
but also for understanding yourself.
I would say that at times it would be of benefit not necessarily to pursue a specific career
but to find careers that will allow you to add to it, who you are,
and what you're naturally are interested in.
It would be of benefit to them to begin to craft ideas about what our society is looking like now
and how we respond to its needs, and what are some of the political issues, fears,
uncertainties and how do we help to dispel some of those anxieties looking in terms of health
and fitness and wellness, mind, body and spirit.
How are we connecting students
to their spiritual selves while they're here matriculating in the academic environment?
How are we encouraging them to live well and healthy and to be whole
and to seek a sense of wellness over all?