>> I think for anybody that's going through college, especially if they're getting
into engineering or the sciences, there's a big mistake of just sticking with STEM, you know,
only science, technology, engineering, and math through your whole college career.
The humanities are probably just as important, you know, the arts, you know, literature,
histories, whatever the case is, your religious studies, I mean,
whatever humanities you pick up, those are probably just as important, and the reason is,
is because it kind of gives you this more artistic approach to technology, you know,
which is what -- which is very, very important, and it gives, I think,
folks more of a rounded understanding of how the world works, you know, that's not quantifiable,
you know, through data or technology.
That's one of the most important things for me personally and I think
that that sets apart a student to be able to integrate arts and humanities
with engineering and the sciences.
But I think entrepreneurship as far as what does it take to run a business outside
of the technical, finances, you know, some of the HR stuff, some of the rules and regs
at the statewide, federal level, and just
in general how does a company achieve sustainability, you know,
those types of entrepreneurship skills are very important, and I think that they, again,
open another dimension, you know, or bring another dimension
from the employee to the company.