-: Sure, so, my background's in social work.
I went through Millersville here, I got my MSW here,
so a lot of what I do, at the core of what I do,
is really, I just really wanna see people
be successful.
I wanna use the skills, the talents, the gifts
that I have, really leverage those things
to help students be successful.
So that's what I really enjoy about my job,
it gives me the opportunity every day
to come in and to impact people
in a really meaningful way, tangible way,
and an immediate way.
I think that's what I like about my job the most,
is that I can really see the outcomes of that
in a really short period of time.
I would say the hardest part is,
I would say, like, adapting.
Recognizing that things are always changing,
students are always coming in, different styles,
different vernacular, so really just adapting
to what the new trends are, being able
to speak their language, to meet students
where they're at, and really adapt to overall,
what's the best way that's gonna connect with them,
help them be successful?
I would have to say the challenges is just
you don't have enough time in the day.
There's so much need, there's a lot of students
that need help, so it's kind of
finding that balance between self care and also
wanting to do your job and help as many students
as you possibly can.