>> Have fun.
I know in a way that's obviously responsible but this is the one time in your life
that you could just really just enter into spaces, ask questions,
get in front of people just based on the core assumption that everyone knows that you're
in that space to learn and so when you become a professional it's going to be hard and walk
up to your city council person and ask questions.
It's going to be a little bit harder to walk up to a teacher and ask him questions
about the equity gap and things like that but when you're a student and you're able
to basically say that yeah I'm a University Pittsburgh student
and this is what I'm studying, you can usually have the floor.
People will be willing to just ask any question.
They don't feel like-- answer any question.
They don't feel like you're coming in with any other motives except just to learn
and so when you're a student it's important to have fun
but also just really take full advantage of that.