>> I think a final piece of advice that I would want to leave with any student,
is pursue what you're passionate about.
And that sounds like a cliché, but being out of Millersville now for,
just about 15 years, it's not a cliché.
I've had seven different jobs since I left Millersville, four of which have been in sight
and sound theaters, and three were not.
And, two of the ones that I explored outside of the sight and sound environment,
are ones that I was good at, but I really wasn't passionate about them.
And frankly, one of them, I made a ton of money.
I was a government contractor for the Army,
and I made more in revenue than I've ever made in my life.
But, I didn't have as much passion for it as I do
for the people that I get to interact with now.
And, I think that's when you feel most successful.
Money's great, money can help you accomplish a lot of things in life,
but if you're not passionate about what you're doing, you'll leave each day,
feeling unfulfilled with the work that you're doing.