-: It was just interaction with the clinical instructors
and the camp counselor.
I don't even remember if that's the term that we used,
or still use.
But just setting up and making sure
all your course work is done.
I actually was part, I was a mentee in this mentor program
when I was a student at Penn State.
If opportunities and programs are available
I would definitely say, take them.
They're given to you for a reason.
I really found doing the mentor program
when I was a student here really helped with connect
with another speech language pathologist
and kind of understanding her role,
and her daily life, and her work.
The continual follow up and making sure everything
was done that needed to be done.
And if the instructors or the professors,
they kept open door to talk to them
and figure out if you had questions and stuff like that.
It was just really the open door policy that they had.