>> My advice would be that is something if you're interested in political science,
if you're interested in public policy, a lot of it has to do with campaigns.
Campaigns in 1 way or another affect so many different aspects of public policy, of politics,
that getting experience in at least 1 campaign cycle I think is really vital
to understanding the process as a whole.
And in many ways, it's a great introductory position
for somebody ending their undergraduate experience.
It's not always glamorous.
That's 1 one of things, is that, you know, we get this idea
and we always see the broad perspective of campaigns.
And there are a lot of really glamorous moments.
But just like any job, it has times where it gets tedious.
It has times where those little things that you have to follow up on.
And the thing that I would really point out is that it doesn't matter if you're, you know,
a political science major or if you're a natural sciences.
If you're passionate about the candidate and you're willing to acquire the skill set,
it's really something that anybody can do.