>> For students watching this, the first thing I'd recommend is to look
in the co-curricular environment and see what they can get involved in
and how they can get some experience right away.
So, I would recommend visiting the volunteer center and learning
about the different opportunities there are to get involved
with different service organizations.
There's a number of fantastic causes out there, and I think that it's helpful to just be open
to learning about what they all are and to then select something
that has personal meaning to you.
And so I'd recommend that first.
I'd also recommend that students be open
to taking courses outside of their major and their minor.
You know, maybe even thinking about the kind of position they would like.
It's helpful to think about what kind of knowledge you need to have besides
that particular content knowledge.
So, for example, if I was going to go back and do it again,
I might take perhaps more business course, right, to sort of supplement what I know.
I also might take maybe more literature courses.
I don't know.
Maybe an art course.
I mean, there's a lot of connections that you can draw and you can make between the kinds
of -- between your work and different disciplines.