>> I went to school, Penn State University, University Park, Smeal College of Business,
as a management major with a concentration in HR.
I was very involved on campus.
I was a part of SMART, Student Minority Advisory and Recruitment Team, founder of Club Kreyol,
which is a Haitian awareness team, club on campus.
I was also a part of FOBA, focus on black affairs,
part of the Caribbean Student Association.
I was a teachers intern for MIS department at Smeal.
I personally enjoy the extra curricular and the ability to be a part of a club
that had some kind of mission and fulfilling that mission and getting people involved.
I was naturally more involved with the club that I started
on campus and I was president of SMART.
So, very involved in recruiting students to Penn State
and letting them know what a great university it was and what all the opportunities are.
And then once I graduated from Penn State, at Lockheed Martin I became an ambassador.
So, I came back to campus, talking to students about, you know, working at Lockheed Martin
or even one of the things that you can do
to diversify your resume while you're still in a student.
But you know it was a great experience for me.
I graduated Penn State a little early and decided that I wanted
to get a few years of work experience.
And then about two years later, I started the MBA Fellows Program at John Hopkins University,
Carey School of Business, which was a two year accelerated part-time program