>> Well, I went to Millersville, and I graduated with a degree in secondary education, French,
because for the longest time, I thought I wanted to be a French teacher or an interpreter.
All through high school I had been involved in the newspaper and the yearbook and things
like that, but when I got here to Millersville, I found that that's something I really enjoyed,
and so I was the summer editor of the newspaper and I worked on the yearbook staff,
and I was the editor of the handbook.
And I got involved in as much as I could.
I took as many communications courses as I could, and when I graduated I did teach
for a couple years, but I found that while I enjoyed working with the kids,
the things that I enjoyed the most were the after school activities and being advisor
to the newspaper and the yearbook,
and so I decided to pursue the communications end of everything.