>> I think that students get this idea
that once you graduate college you know automatically what you wanted to do.
And even though I had that track, that kind of put me on, put me on track to kind of go
to an advocacy organization, I didn't know that was what I wanted to do.
I was seriously considering going into public relations.
And a lot of what I do is kind of similar to public relations.
But you know I interviewed with a lot of public relations companies
and they were interested in bringing me on board.
But I actually got an interview with Amnesty International in New York
and I was offered a position with them and unfortunately I was unable to take on but,
take that position but that kind of proved to me that I did want to work
in a non-profit or an advocacy org.
And I did wanna be an events manager.
So I think it's really when you kind of when you get rejected from something or you're able
to do something you realize what you really want.
And you know I didn't think I was going to be a program manager
until I accepted the offer for being the program manager.
So I definitely would say that college students you should definitely keep your mind open,
be open to different opportunities cause you will never know what's a good fit for you.