Steve Greenblatt

We said, we don't really get easy projects because people don't hire us for those.

So if you get an opportunity to do an easy project, take advantage of it.

And plus also with the road that you're going down, being able to have more influence over the design that can really benefit you as well.

The nice part about that too, is once you have something that you know works, you can then use it for the next project as well.

So it's, you know, start to build your library.

Great segue there.

Something that we wanted to touch on.

And honestly, use your background too.

You do have a different approach than many of us coming from your social work background and being personable and having those people skills.

That goes a long way, especially, and it's different from many of the people that are very, very technical.

Absolutely.

That's probably a good place for us to, to, uh, wrap this one up, but we're definitely going to have Chris back for the next episode.

So stay tuned for that.

Um, and, uh, we're going to learn more about, um, him and, and, um, and some of the work that he's doing as well as, you know, talk about some more topics related to programming, uh,

Until then, Chris, can you let our audience know how to get in touch with you, learn more about what you're doing at Creighton as well as with HEPMA?

Very cool.

And even if you're not in higher ed, you can join.

I've joined.

So that's something that I recommend.

And it's good to have connections in many different places, as Chris has shared.