-: When I showed up to University of Minnesota Morris,
I thought I would probably become a teacher,
an English teacher.
And I did all my studies in English and education,
and in the athletic building learning about fixing injuries,
putting dislocated knees back in their sockets,
and wrapping ankles.
You know I just, I learned so much.
I went to math classes.
I went to science, geology classes.
I had classes from every different,
you know liberal arts category.
And I truly believe that that has been instrumental
in much of my success as an actor,
because I know a little bit about a lot of things.
My liberal arts education outside of,
outside of the music and the theater
was really important to me
in just sort of honing my skills in study,
in the ability to study and learn and grow.
So then when I walked into the theater
and I had to play a scientist or I have to play an actor
or I have to play a business person, I've got some skills.
You know, but the University of Minnesota Morris
had the most outstanding professors.