-: Well, I would say that communication skills
are so, so important.
And that was my degree, so I studied Communication
here at the University of Minnesota-Duluth
and that was a really wonderful major for myself.
And it's not for everyone.
But communication is crucial to almost any...
I mean it is, it's crucial to every
interaction that you have and every job that you have too.
I could also see someone that is studying business.
Or marketing.
Or a field within that realm as well.
You could also be in the arts world
and have theater experience or have music experience.
Or art experience because within those roles,
you are always producing something.
And you're always kind of building up
to a moment or a production or
a concert or a gallery showing.
So you have that planning process in mind
and it takes someone that's really detail oriented
that cares and is passionate and is driven
to have the energy to produce events
daily, weekly, monthly, and continuously.
Always great to get experience outside of the classroom.
Because the world is your classroom.
And anything from internships, volunteer experience,
hobbies, or just your own, your own interests
of what you enjoy doing.
And if you enjoy going to events
and putting on events and bringing people together,
you can see that.
I know that if I'm off the clock,
I'm usually at an event.
If I'm not putting on an event, I'm at an event.
So you can kind of just, you do a lot
of self exploration throughout college.
And throughout life.
And it's really important to connect
with those key professors or mentors
that you find along the way and learn from them.