Quick: I think for me the thing that stands out the most
is not anything that was during either of the two times I was an elected official,
it was probably some of the stuff with the Hurricane Katrina relief for me
and how you can bring people together who are working--
who have their own student organizations and they've got their own great ideas
but you can bring them together as a campus, and how do you present NC State as NC State,
not just you've got the student government working on a project over here
and you've got IRC doing some fundraising over here for Katrina relief, or whatever the issue is,
but getting NC State to respond as a body.
People from UNC were calling me and saying how are you guys doing this?
how are you guys making this a campus-wide thing? I said well it's sort of organic.
We asked people to stay in touch with us, we come up with ideas and ask people to run the ideas,
and to me that was really neat, just doing something that was NC State,
not student government, not IRC, not UAB, not anybody else, not IFC or any of the different groups, I mean all the different acronyms-.
Yeah, I mean I'm just throwing them out, but it's NC State doing something,
it's not any particular group, and we're doing it together
it's about doing it as a community and putting that community out to the rest of the world.