-: The Oswego experience,
I had a great, great experience at Oswego.
I think it was cold. (laughs)
But you learn a lot, and you meet,
at Owego I met some of the best people
that I could have ever met, and I've continued
to stay close with those people.
And even into your career, so if they
didn't major in communications, but I became
close with them there, I've stayed in touch
and still have been able to make
some business connections there.
So, I think I met, meeting people while I was there,
and my education, were both key parts
of my time at Oswego.
I took some really great writing classes at Oswego,
and I think that that was a big preparation.
I also took a public speaking class,
which, to this day, I still think of
some of the tips that Steve Granelli gave me
during this public speaking class.
So, I think that that has been,
has definitely stuck with me.
In addition, using the alumni network,
I became involved in
some alumni events
pretty soon after I graduated,
and I think networking with these people
is a really great asset to any school.
And our school has a really strong alumni network.