Episode Synopsis ""It's a Process of Elimination," Valerie Robideaux '03, Director of First Year Advising and Success"

Hey Friends! I few hours ago I met with one of my students for an interview regarding professional development and discovering your passions.  I wanted her to understand that we are forever on a journey to discover our passions and figuring out what will become of our life. There is no one answer. It’s ever changing and every evolving. The passions you have in undergrad are likely to shift once you occupy those positions as a professional. Stay tuned to learn more.  T

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