-: I like that I have a different schedule almost every week.
I don't work on the same project all the time.
I have some long-term projects,
but quite a few short-term projects.
And those short-term projects are really
the events-based projects where there's gonna be
a finished time line and you know
when it's gonna start and end.
But it's interesting,
because every event we work on is different.
We have different partners that come in
and have these types of events,
so I work with government but I also work with nonprofits,
and arts organizations, and musicians,
so no project is the same, and I really enjoy that variety.
Interviewer: What is the flip side?
So your biggest challenge, the hardest part?
-: I think the hardest part for me,
so I have an arts background.
I have a bachelor of fine art in drawing,
but I also have a bachelors of arts in art history,
so really that's my passion.
And it is with the art program,
and so it can be challenging to be the only person
on a staff who works in art, and knows art
because you are the only advocate
and you have to do your research,
and know what other airports are doing.
And there's not always somebody to tell you
what the right answer is, or what direction you should go,
so it's challenging sometimes to be the only art person
with an art background.