-: I think my favorite thing though,
is having that relationship with the students.
I worked in corporate fitness for about five years,
and just knew it wasn't for me
cause it was very much
about the business and the dollar amount,
and revenue lines and things like that.
I value relationships,
specifically at the age of college students.
You know, that 18 to 22ish range
is when we're the most vulnerable
and learning and trying to figure out
who we are as people.
And so I think to be able to be involved in that
and serve as a mentor to students
that value health and value exercise.
I think that's pretty special,
and I don't think that you find it in a lot of other jobs.
So, I still very much have my lines
and things that I have to meet as a professional,
but that relationship that I get to have
with the students,
I think is definitely my favorite thing.
Ooo, biggest challenge?
Trying to get 30,000 plus students
moving in some capacity.
I think that we would love to be able to reach,
and contact, and touch every student here.
But, you know, obviously that's a big initiative
to try to fill.
So, I think the biggest challenge
is just figuring out
how we can use our current resources,
whether it be funding or facilities,
staff members, things like that,
in order to touch as many students
and to get as many students engaged
in our activity as we possibly can.