-: Well, what I like most is when a student
gains an internship or employment
as a result of some of the efforts we make here,
and as a result of their efforts.
What I find especially fulfilling
is when a student comes back,
maybe a year or two or more after they graduate,
and they say, you know, this has been
one of the best things I ever did,
but I didn't really realize it
until after I got out into the workplace.
So for us, that's a very meaningful feedback
from the alums at that point.
I would say the biggest challenge we face over
the last few years is the increasing use of technology.
And, although that's been a very,
it's been a very effective method for students
to seek internships and jobs,
it occasionally results in students
that need, let's say, additional
work on interpersonal skills.
So I think the most challenge over the last several years
is, maybe, reinforcing the students' need to have
those soft skills, the interpersonal communication,
the teamwork building and so on
that they might lose a little bit
as a result of, maybe, spending too much time on the phone
or in mode of technology.