Nothing seemed to really draw me except for what wasn't there. I visited several offices in Orlando, but none seemed to be what I thought I was looking for. There was one that peaked my interest, but there was no one was there to talk to. They had moved their office out to Fort Collins, Colorado for the summer to help out with the national staff conference I would be attending after summer project.

When I arrived in Colorado I met with some of the leadership with this team that eluded me in Florida. It seemed like a good fit, I could develop my design skills and expand my knowledge of computers. Over the next few months I considered becoming a part of the Campus Media Team. The next spring I found myself packing up all my belongings in a Ryder truck and driving them to my new home in Orlando, Florida.

It's been over four years since I moved to Orlando and it's been one of the best decisions I've ever made in my life. It allows me to have an impact in college students lives like I wanted to do when I first joined staff, continue to develop my skills with computers and have an even greater impact than I could ever hope to have on a single campus.

The Campus Media Team creates tools to equip staff on college campuses around the country. My role on the team has evolved over the years to where it is now as the Design Systems Administrator. It's difficult to describe concisely, but I'm responsible for all the design machines on our team, investigating, evaluating and implementing new technologies and helping out in nearly every part of the team because of my broad knowledge of the tools we use.