-: I would say you would probably want
to go somewhere with psych, also looking at social work.
I think the door is wide open
depending on the university you want to work for
and kind of what their looking for in a position.
It is a newer position on campuses.
Campuses are moving towards
this model of support for students,
but I would say somewhere, a background,
a helping profession, teaching would probably be
a great area to go into.
I think anything where
in the social services would look great,
especially when you're working with young adults,
after school programs.
You might want to look into different tutoring programs,
and such as that nature.
Probably I would say a lot of things
working within the school system,
probably like a high school, and then,
obviously maybe interning on campus,
somewhere at your local university, or at Millersville,
trying to find connections in academic affairs.
Network, as a undergraduate, just realize
that as soon as you take your first class,
you're becoming that professional that you want to be
and the more you network,
the more you build strong connection with your faculty,
with the administrators around you,
the more you leverage your gifts, your talents, you skills,
and you identify what those are for yourself,
you'll be able to find a good fit
and maybe a niche on a campus
doing what I'm doing currently.
So I would just say, network, get out there,
look for the right people to talk to, to communicate
and see if you can find a place there.