-: When I graduated from WestCon in the 80s,
(laughs)
it was a very different school then.
I've watched WestCon go from being a normal school,
where the president really didn't want to be
part of the community, but had the school
very insulated to growing, and growing, and growing,
into the wonderful institution that it is today.
I think WestCon is great, it gets kids in
who don't feel that they're entitled to this
and that and the other, they know
that they're learning and they're going to
work to move on and do other things.
And I think that's very special.
I think everywhere, wherever you are in life,
you always have to figure out how
you're affecting the people around you,
and what's going on around you,
and how you can take even bad situations
and turn them around, and think of your goal,
and that's your goal, not your own personal advancement,
but you advance personally if you achieve your goal.
That's important.