-: Working in career services definitely
opened my eyes to different opportunities
that I could do with my majors.
I didn't feel like I had to go into theater,
I didn't feel like I had to go work for
a newspaper, or a magazine, or be a copy editor.
I didn't feel like I had to be pigeon-holed
with either of my majors.
It's all about the skills and the people you've met,
I had some really unique internships also under my belt,
so that opened my world to PR, marketing,
that's kinda how I got introduced to that,
being a spokesperson for a brand.
So, when I started thinking personally about
what I would like to do, how do I intersect my two majors?
Well, marketing for a theater was kind of a no-brainer then.
It kept the theater alive in me,
so I wanted to stay in Duluth,
so I worked in career services for a while,
and that's when I got connected afterwards.
It just really impressed upon me that
I didn't have to be narrow-minded in my search.
I could do anything, I had the skills to do it,
I had the experiences to back that up.
I had a college degree, that was the baseline,
and then I decided what I wanted to do with it.