So, I was elected to be Community Involvement Chair for Special Olympics Florida while I was in college. And I would say this is me just really throwing myself out there at the time. I had to work directly with Special Olympics to get these athletes involved in the Tampa Bay community. I also had to work with their parents directly, taking the parents' input because they obviously wanted what was best for the kids, while also following some pretty strict codes at the time. So with this, I definitely learned that with hard work and dedication, you just might surprise yourself how much you can do and how much you can learn. And in addition, I was elected Student Mentor when I studied abroad in Italy. This was one of the couple student leadership roles that they offered at the time that I had to interview for. And this was me just being responsible for every student on campus, over 100 students, making sure that they were essentially doing okay, they were taken care of, adapting well, and I also had to be that positive-minded person for them to come to and a composed leader.