Sheridan

Yeah, so I did not get a public health degree from the University of Minnesota for my undergrad, but it was my minor. And I was a pre-med, and I just had always thought I was going to go medical school, pharmaceuticals maybe. And as we learned how to solve individual problems, I realized there were a lot more systemic problems and that more problems could be fixed upstream.

Yeah, so I did not get a public health degree from the University of Minnesota for my undergrad, but it was my minor. And I was a pre-med, and I just had always thought I was going to go medical school, pharmaceuticals maybe. And as we learned how to solve individual problems, I realized there were a lot more systemic problems and that more problems could be fixed upstream.

And that is really what ignited my passion for public health. I'd already dabbled a little bit in high school. I used to do anti-tobacco smoking campaigns in high school, which really tells you I was probably set up for this since the beginning. But I really felt like I found my people when I was having these like bigger level systemic changes, creating

And that is really what ignited my passion for public health. I'd already dabbled a little bit in high school. I used to do anti-tobacco smoking campaigns in high school, which really tells you I was probably set up for this since the beginning. But I really felt like I found my people when I was having these like bigger level systemic changes, creating

You know, the solutions that actually solve really big problems. That's what really lit my soul on fire. So I was wondering what brought you and like lit your soul on fire in regards to public health.

You know, the solutions that actually solve really big problems. That's what really lit my soul on fire. So I was wondering what brought you and like lit your soul on fire in regards to public health.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Mm hmm.

Mm hmm.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Come on.

Come on.

Yeah, I wanted to circle back to what Clarence was saying earlier about how a lot of people kind of, think that they're immortal and don't have plans necessarily for dying. But it sounds like Clarence does have some sort of a plan. And I think it's important for everybody, even I'm only 24.

Yeah, I wanted to circle back to what Clarence was saying earlier about how a lot of people kind of, think that they're immortal and don't have plans necessarily for dying. But it sounds like Clarence does have some sort of a plan. And I think it's important for everybody, even I'm only 24.

But I have a plan for when I die, because like we've been talking about, it's one of the only certainties in life. And not having a plan only further burdens the people that you leave behind. So just having a plan, like what you want, like your final arrangements is a really important thing.

But I have a plan for when I die, because like we've been talking about, it's one of the only certainties in life. And not having a plan only further burdens the people that you leave behind. So just having a plan, like what you want, like your final arrangements is a really important thing.