>> I started out at Rollins as a Chemistry major for the first year and a half and didn't want
to spend my time in a lab all day, so I ended up switching to English, which I really enjoyed,
but I thought it was a cop-out being an English major because I didn't want to teach.
But once I got into it, I realized I could, you know, write for online and that sort of thing.
So, yeah, I had an internship with an advertising and marketing company
in town while I was at Rollins, but I didn't want to do advertising, I realized,
so I just kind of happened upon travel writing and - I sort of stumbled on it.
I was in medical writing for - it was web content, web writing,
and I just happened upon a listing for the Associate Editor position.
So that was an entry level position
and I applied even though I didn't have travel writing experience,
but I had skills in social media and, you know, different kinds of writing, and editing,
copy editing, so they liked that.