>> So I was at the University of Pittsburgh for 7 years.
I did 2 bachelor's degree and 1 master's degree.
So I completed my first bachelor's degree from the College of Arts and Sciences in Sociology
and then I got a Certificate in the Helping Professions within Sociology.
I chose that because I'm just really interested in how people interact.
I've always been a part of a baton twirling team or a team of some sort.
So for me it was cool to understand how group dynamics work.
And I thought that could be really helpful for my other degree, which was Nonprofit Management.
So obviously when you go into any type of management,
you need to learn how to work with a group.
And I think having that sociology background really helped me to figure
out how can I get teams to work better together, what can I do in terms of group dynamics
to make our company more effective.
I chose nonprofit management because I've always been big about giving back to the community.
That's just something that's very passionate to me.
So I wanted to do something where I felt like I was going to the greater good
and it wasn't going to be all about just, you know, the revenue that the company brings in.