>> The biggest value for liberal arts is the consistent exposure to so many different topics,
conversations that one will not have in any other scope of their life.
I feel that it's helped me be more relatable to students.
The students that I work with on a daily basis, they're not all math majors.
They're not all engineering majors.
They come from all walks of life.
They all have different experiences.
And so even just understanding the challenges they might have taking a history,
social sciences class that, you know, is something that's completely out of their realm,
I'm able to relate to them and help them understand why some of those components are
so important for their education.
Because it's not just about checking boxes off or the exam, it's about how you're going
to relate to other people once you're out in the workforce or out in the real world.