>> I went to a career fair here at the campus through the career center and I met
with a number of different employers and I had handed out my resume to a few different places
and that was very early, I was in my junior year and I was kind of really practicing, you know,
going up and meeting people cold and talking to people and that sort of stuff,
practicing the not really interviewing, but practicing some of that to get some
of that uncomfortableness out of the way.
And I got a call after that, wasn't really expecting to come from it and they were
like hey, have you considered this and well actually no I hadn't,
but that sounds like a fantastic idea so let's do it.
So that kind of was an awesome opportunity and I would say that, you know,
if you're looking to get that sort of experience going to the career center,
seeing what's available, applying for those types of things, actively going out for it.
Obviously, it's not going to fall in everybody's lap and everybody's not going to be so lucky.
But if you go after stuff, I mean it's not hard to get that sort of thing.
Those opportunities are available.