-: You can do just about anything here.
You can learn just about anything here at Temple.
I mean, they have, you know,
a great college of public health
with all the schools within that.
You know, a medical school, law schools,
so, Temple's just a great place
to try to figure out what you wanna do.
But then you have all the colleagues that, you know,
you have the opportunity to interact with and learn from.
I've also, you know, felt that my experience here
was really beneficial because of the university.
And the folks who run the programs, the administrators,
did a really nice job of putting
I think a diverse group of students together.
And I think you learn a lot from learning
how other people think about it.
Or just their life experience.
It's great to hear different folk's life experiences
and how they're sitting on kind of the same room
and the same path that you're on too.
Um, if I think back to my teachers,
you know, they were great teachers.
The professors, you know, really gave me the foundation
of clinical knowledge that provided me with a great career.
But they also planted seeds of curiosity
about doing something more.
And I'll never forget that,
so whether if it was a course on group dynamics,
a course on, you know, being a manager,
you know, we had that kind of diversity in our professors.
And it was great to hear somebody
who ran a department and had to manage people
telling you those real life examples.
And I'd say those are the seeds that were planted
in me when I was in the classroom,
studying to be an occupational therapist.
That intrigued me to maybe want to,
at some point in my career,
decide to move into an administrative and management path.