Congratulations to the 2020 Graduates in Sustainability and Environmental Science
Each spring, hundreds of individuals collect on Columbia College’s Morningside campus for a grand graduation ceremony honoring our graduating college students. The coronavirus pandemic has thrown a wrench into that custom. This 12 months we can not meet in particular person to have a good time and take images, however that hasn’t stopped the group from coming collectively on-line to commemorate the graduates’ exhausting work and dedication in virtual ceremonies.
Earth Institute Director Alex Halliday supplied his congratulations to all the scholars graduating from Earth Institute-affiliated education schemes this semester, together with undergraduate, graduate, {and professional} diploma applications.
“We could not have the ability to collect in particular person for graduation, however that doesn’t diminish the unimaginable accomplishments you all have achieved,” Halliday added. “You might have confronted the sudden and tough circumstances of the previous few months with braveness, grit, and creativity — and persevered. The Earth Institute group is right here to assist you when wanted and is rooting for every one in all you. We look ahead to seeing the extraordinary impression you should have on the world.”
Though it’s a tough time to be launching a brand new section of 1’s life, we’ve each confidence that our graduates have a brilliant future forward of them, and that they may impression the world for the higher. The world wants specialists in sustainability and environmental science now greater than ever.
Beneath are images of among the college students graduating within the Spring and Summer time semesters, together with messages of congratulations, encouragement, and recommendation from school in every academic program.
PhD in Sustainable Improvement
Ana Varela, Ruiwen Lee, and Anouch Missirian earned their PhDs in Sustainable Improvement this spring. Photograph modifying by Phebe Pierson
Rodrigo R. Soares, Lemann Professor of Brazilian Public Coverage and Worldwide and Public Affairs: The perfect of luck and success in your future careers!
John Mutter, Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences and of Worldwide and Public Affairs: My heartfelt pleasure and congratulations in your superb successes. It’s true, we don’t make success a snap, however now that you’ve got made it, I want you all the most effective within the post-PhD actual world.
Scott Barrett, Vice Dean, College of Worldwide and Public Affairs; Lenfest-Earth Institute Professor of Pure Useful resource Economics: Congratulations! Getting a PhD is a major achievement. You might have each motive to really feel proud.
This system is tough. Analysis is tough. It’s a must to choose a subject, discover a query, do the work. There’s the nervousness of questioning, will the work be good? There are hindrances and disappointments. When you’re persistent and maybe a bit fortunate, you discover that you’ve got one thing worthy. However then you could write it up. You suppose it gained’t take lengthy, nevertheless it does. You attempt to anticipate issues that could be raised concerning the work. You additionally attempt to present the work in the most effective mild. You discover that doing each is a balancing act. You get totally different sorts of recommendation. One particular person says one factor, one other a distinct factor; it’s a must to resolve. You realize what you need, generally you’re undecided. It takes time. A whole lot of time.
After which, even earlier than you’re performed, it’s a must to face the job market. It’s a must to put together your slides. Follow your discuss. Prepare for interviews. Lastly, the second arrives once you give your discuss, and have your interviews. And you then marvel, did it go effectively? After that, you wait. And marvel. Will I get a proposal? Will I get my first selection? What occurs if I don’t get a proposal?
However you possibly can’t fear about this an excessive amount of, as a result of it’s a must to end your thesis and submit it in time. It’s a must to put together on your protection.
Being a particular group, you had yet another impediment to beat: COVID-19. It is a true take a look at of will. And also you handed! Take some moments to understand what you’ve performed. You owe this to your self.
I’m very pleased with you. I want you good luck in your new positions. I hope you’ll keep in contact. Congratulations, graduates, and good luck.
Undergraduate Program in Sustainable Improvement
Ruth deFries, Denning Household Professor of Sustainable Improvement within the Division of Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology: To the scholars within the undergraduate program in Sustainable Improvement, we salute you and admire your perseverance to get thus far underneath such tough circumstances. The world wants your ardour, insights, and roll-up-the-sleeves perspective like by no means earlier than. Be effectively.
Kytt McManus, Senior Methods Analyst, Middle for Worldwide Earth Science Info Community: Congratulations and good luck to the Class of 2020! Keep in mind: When you can measure it, you possibly can handle it.
Mike Steckler, Analysis Professor, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory: Congratulations to the Sustainable Improvement Class of 2020. I want you all success in following your imaginative and prescient for the long run.
Lisa Dale, Lecturer in Self-discipline in Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology: You might be graduating right into a most uncommon time. And in some ways, it seems like we’re handing you a damaged world. It’s damaged by coronavirus most clearly, nevertheless it was additionally damaged lengthy earlier than COVID-19 turned a pandemic. The world is damaged from local weather change, from inequality, and throughout every other sector we are able to most likely consider. So we flip to you, the graduating seniors, because the hope and the trail towards a greater future. You might be higher geared up than nearly anyone on the market to sort out what’s damaged about our world. You may contribute. You may take part. You may construct. You may lead. And sometime I’ve little doubt we’ll see lots of you in management positions, fixing what’s damaged on the planet. I really feel a bit higher every night time understanding that we’re taking a look at a future that has you all in management positions. So congratulations in your superb accomplishment, the hours of labor you set in, the educational you’ve performed, the exploration you’ve performed. Congratulations and good luck to everyone.
Malgosia Madajewicz, Affiliate Analysis Scientist within the Middle for Local weather Methods Analysis: I need to congratulate you on this great achievement, your commencement. Terribly sorry that you just’re not attending to have a good time on campus with all your folks. A whole lot of you could be frightened about your alternatives, given that you just’re graduating in an financial recession. Two issues about that: One, remember that even throughout an financial recession, most individuals are employed and most of you should have nice alternatives. Two, should you’re discovering your self not discovering the alternatives that you really want presently, don’t spend time stressing concerning the state of affairs and worrying about it.
Younger folks once they graduate are sometimes in an amazing huge hurry — they really feel they’ve so little time to ascertain themselves of their new careers, that they will’t afford to let themselves get ‘behind.’ Imagine me, from the angle of somebody who’s many years older than you’re, you might have loads of time. Folks begin new, very profitable careers later in life. When you’re not discovering what you need presently, use this as a chance to broaden your horizons, to develop. It is a fantastic time in your life to do new issues. You may proceed to study, you possibly can journey. After I graduated from faculty, there wasn’t a recession, I’ve no excuse, however I spent nearly two years partly working and partly bumming round South Asia. It was the most effective factor I’ve ever performed in my life. I’m so glad I did that.
Remember you might have loads of time to do obtain all the good issues that you just’ve set out for your self, and I want you the most effective of luck.
Paul Gallay, Lecturer in Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology: I need to want you all congratulations. It’s superb what you all have achieved in your time within the Sustainable Improvement program. The oldsters that I’ve had the pleasure of instructing, I’ve actually been struck by your stage of dedication, your thoughtfulness, and your dedication to sustainability. It’s going to be so necessary and so precious as we transfer by way of what are extraordinary occasions. And irrespective of how lengthy the present disaster lasts, you all are going to be so benefitted by the work that you’ve got performed and the dedication that you just’ve put into your training. I’m grateful for the work that I used to be capable of do with lots of you, and it doesn’t matter what the long run holds — the challenges, near-term and long-term — I do know that you just’re going to make an infinite distinction. So thanks for the good work you probably did at Columbia, and thanks much more for all the things that you just’re going to do out on the planet to assist construct the reason for sustainability. Better of luck, sincerely, to you all.
M.P.A. in Environmental Science and Coverage
MPA in Environmental Science and Coverage Class of 2020. Photograph modifying by Phebe Pierson
Steve Cohen, Director of the Grasp of Public Administration Program in Environmental Science and Coverage: If the final a number of months have taught us something, it’s that we’re intently interconnected on this small blue island within the vastness of area and that our survival relies on an ecologically wholesome planet and medically wholesome people. The skilled abilities that our new graduates have developed within the environmental science and coverage program equip them to take their place as sustainability professionals in a world that has by no means wanted them extra. I’m deeply pleased with the category of 2020 and know that with people who got here earlier than them and those that will observe, we are able to collectively save the planet and protect it for our youngsters.
Park Williams, Lamont Affiliate Analysis Professor within the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory: Congrats to all of you for ending this marathon 12 months! As you now head again into the actual world to do some good, please always remember concerning the infinite interconnectedness of the Earth system and the truth that it doesn’t care a lot concerning the human timescale. The issues we do at the moment will reverberate by way of the Earth system for a lot of hundreds or thousands and thousands of years.
Howard Apsan, Adjunct Professor of Worldwide and Public Affairs: I’m undecided what the brand new regular will appear like or the way it will impression environmental coverage, however I’m upbeat understanding that our graduates will play a key position as they assume higher and higher management duty. Congratulations, ESP graduates!
Sara Tjossem, Senior Lecturer in Self-discipline of Worldwide and Public Affairs: Expensive Class of 2020, know that no matter path you observe, we as school, your fellow graduates, and many years of alumni might be there to pay attention and assist you concentrate on how greatest to understand your imaginative and prescient for a extra sustainable future. It’s additionally actually enjoyable to listen to again from you!
Bob Prepare dinner, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Worldwide and Public Affairs: In these unsure occasions, you might have demonstrated your dedication to the pursuit of data and your perseverance within the face of serious challenges. With the training you might have gained, you might have the instruments to contribute to a extra sustainable world. I want you each success in your subsequent steps!
Power and Setting Focus
A part of the 2020 class graduating from the Power and Setting Focus. Photograph modifying by Phebe Pierson
Jason Bordoff, Founding Director of the Middle on World Power Coverage: The 50th anniversary of Earth Day has been, for me, a second to mirror not solely on the urgency of our local weather and environmental challenges, however the transformational change that the subsequent era of leaders can ship by way of their analysis, advocacy, and repair. Congratulations in your commencement from SIPA — and thanks on your ardour and dedication to fixing our most urgent power and environmental points. After I really feel pessimistic concerning the future, nothing offers me extra hope than with the ability to train proficient younger leaders such as you who will, I’ve little doubt, ship a cleaner and affluent future for all of us. Such as you, I remorse that this 12 months’s disaster doesn’t permit for the standard commencement celebration, however I hope we are able to have a good time your achievement in particular person collectively quickly and need you all the most effective on your future endeavors.
Scott Barrett, Vice Dean, College of Worldwide and Public Affairs; Lenfest-Earth Institute Professor of Pure Useful resource Economics: Congratulations! Graduating from SIPA is an achievement. You might have motive to really feel proud. After all, it’s regular additionally to produce other emotions presently. Reduction that it’s over. Pleasure concerning the future. You most likely already miss your life in NYC and as a graduate pupil.
On your class, uniquely, you might have motive to really feel a heightened sense of loss due to the best way all the things ended. You anticipated to be on campus for commencement. You thought you may say goodbye to your folks and classmates with hugs. You have been assured that the economic system was sturdy. Like everybody, you might have been affected by this disaster. I hope you’re secure. I hope your households are effectively.
I needed to say one thing to the surroundings concentrators. When you took my course, Fundamentals of Environmental Economics and Coverage, you might bear in mind my lecture on infectious illnesses. I highlighted two points, the emergence of a brand new illness and the eradication of an current one. These are the 2 most important points for international well being. They each put the worldwide system to an excessive take a look at.
COVID-19 is a brand new illness. Up to now, the world’s response to it has been a patchwork. This isn’t all unhealthy. If a rustic lowers transmission inside its borders, it poses much less of a risk to others. The large take a look at for the worldwide system will come later, when some nations have lowered transmission to a secure stage and others haven’t and might’t on their very own. Will they be helped? Maybe the largest take a look at will come if and when a vaccine turns into obtainable. Who will get it? How will or not it’s paid for?
That is the place the opposite take a look at is available in. I can consider no higher achievement of humanity than the eradication of smallpox. This occurred as a result of the world labored collectively to make it occur. As COVID-19 jumped from an animal to people, it can’t be eradicated. Even when the virus disappears, we are able to’t be certain it gained’t return in some kind. However we are able to make a vaccine obtainable to everybody who needs one, no matter capability to pay. Doing so will enhance safety for everybody, however it should even be an expression of our frequent humanity.
I might invite you to consider what is feasible. Don’t be naïve, however don’t be cynical. We are able to do extra concerning the world’s nice issues, corresponding to local weather change. We simply have to determine easy methods to do extra. I hope you’ll be part of on this effort.
It has been a privilege to show you. Congratulations once more, keep in contact, and good luck.
M.S. in Sustainability Administration
Steven Cohen, Director of the Masters of Science in Sustainability Administration: I’d prefer to congratulate the graduates of the Sustainability Administration program who’re working on daily basis to construct our new career. We now know that the bodily dimensions of sustainability should embrace public well being infrastructure to guard us from pandemics. We additionally know that simply as we have to perceive the science of local weather change and ecology we should now perceive the science of contagious illness detection and prevention. I’m assured that your sense of function and mission will allow us to satisfy the challenges of the advanced world we stay in.
Bob Prepare dinner, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Worldwide and Public Affairs: It was my nice pleasure and honor to show a piece of the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 MSSM Capstone workshop. The groups produced necessary work. After all, the spring semester was significantly difficult as we moved to digital conferences as soon as COVID-19 arrived. Members of our group dispersed across the globe. I used to be actually impressed by how everybody maintained their focus and productiveness. The transition to digital groups was seamless and I imagine has supplied you with one more precious talent as you put together for the brand new, novel office surroundings. I look ahead to your contributions to a greater, extra sustainable world. Better of luck to you all!
Howard Apsan, Adjunct Professor of Worldwide and Public Affairs: I’m undecided what the brand new regular will appear like or the way it will impression environmental coverage, however I’m upbeat understanding that our graduates will play a key position as they assume higher and higher sustainability management. Congratulations SUMA graduates!
Lynette Widder, Lecturer in Self-discipline, Masters of Sustainability Administration: My mother and father’ lives spanned from the early components of the 20th century, when issues appeared to go from unhealthy to worse, into the early years of the 21st, which appeared to vow the conquest of the forces that had instantly prompted the difficulties by way of which they’d suffered as kids. They’d by no means have foreseen the return, a minimum of partly, of the medical, financial and political issues towards which their era needed to battle. Clearly, nobody will get to decide on world historical past. However understanding you as I do, I really feel inspired to know that you may be amongst these addressing the forces that threaten us within the early a part of this century. You might be versatile, inventive and brave. We are going to at all times be your advocates. Congratulations in your commencement.
Christoph Meinrenken, Affiliate Analysis Scientist, Analysis Program on Sustainability Coverage and Administration: I’ve to say, this semester specifically I’ve been blown away with the dedication, mental power, and professionalism of the scholars in my Life Cycle Evaluation (LCA) class. Their dedication — and the unbelievable assist from the FSAs — made the transition from classroom to on-line instructing easy. The power even spilled over to auditors, a few of whom stayed with the category and actively participated till the top of the time period. The ultimate tasks in my class are a form of position play the place college students use the acquired bread and butter abilities of LCA and apply them in a simulated firm setting, integrating LCA with their different skills and pursuits in advertising, sustainable company technique, and client engagement. The outcomes have been superb to see and made me assured that everybody within the class may have a profitable profession, no matter any challenges that these extraordinary circumstances may throw their method.
M.S. in Sustainability Science
Arthur Lerner-Lam, Tutorial Director, M.S. in Sustainability Science: Congratulations to the inaugural graduating class of 2020 for our Masters of Science in Sustainability Science program. You aren’t simply students, however you’re actual pioneers, particularly within the tough circumstances we face at the moment. That is actually a brand new subject that you just’ve graduated into, and you actually are on the vanguard of this.
It’ll be your subject to outline as you go off and do no matter you want to do, no matter enterprise you selected to hitch. However let me provide you with just a few private feedback: I recognize your willingness to be the primary class. Clearly you all took an opportunity and that reveals actual, authentic braveness, and I’m actually gratified that you just selected Columbia and our program to take that likelihood.
In your braveness, in your participation, you’ve affirmed the notion that this is a crucial subject to check, that that is one thing that deserves your consideration. I’m actually sorry that you’re graduating underneath these circumstances and that we are able to’t be there in particular person to congratulate you, however your dedication is obvious and I actually commend it. You might be half of a bigger cohort of sustainability professionals. You may be constructing your consciousness, you may be constructing your competencies, you may be bringing a way of sustainability all through the economic system, all through the non-profit sector, wherever you find yourself, and that’s what’s actually necessary, so I’m pleased with you. I’m actually pleased with the dedication, braveness, competence, your success, and I look ahead to maintaining in contact with you as you progress forward along with your lives. Thanks very a lot and good luck to you all!
Steven Chillrud, Analysis Professor, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory: Only a fast shout-out to the Class of 2020: You made it, and we count on nice issues from you sooner or later. Keep in contact. Be sturdy.
Michael Previdi, Analysis Professor, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory: My warmest congratulations to the inaugural graduating class from the M.S. in Sustainability Science program! You’re a exceptional group in some ways, as you might have so clearly demonstrated to everybody by your capability to push by way of to the end line throughout these attempting and unsure occasions. It was a pleasure attending to know you through the previous couple of years, and I want you success and success in all of your future endeavors. You might have a lot to be pleased with! Greatest needs.
Braddock Linsley, Analysis Professor, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory: To the primary graduates of the MS in Sustainability Science Program, congratulations on finishing this necessary step in your training and careers, and for being trailblazers within the sustainability science subject. Better of luck in your path ahead and please keep in contact.
M.P.A. in Improvement Follow
MPA in Improvement Follow Class of 2020. Photograph modifying by Phebe Pierson
Glenn Denning, Director, MPA in Improvement Follow: Congratulations on changing into the 10th graduating class of the MPA in Improvement Follow.
You got here to SIPA and to the MDP program with ambitions of fixing our world for the higher — to 1 that’s extra inclusive, extra sustainable, and extra resilient. A lot of you arrived at SIPA annoyed by the difficulties of placing good concepts into follow after which taking these good concepts to scale. Now, after 21 months of exhausting work, you might have the data, the talents, and the networks, to satisfy these daring ambitions.
Your journey was not a straightforward one, particularly through the previous few months. However neither was it simple for the thousands and thousands of individuals, all over the world, who might be trying to you for management and assist within the months and years forward.
At the moment, you might have joined a exceptional international group of growth practitioners — greater than 450 superior MDP alumni working in 70 nations.
We’d like MDPs greater than ever. I’m assured — no, I’m sure — that you may take our world to a greater place. Keep secure, keep optimistic, and keep in contact.
André Corrêa d’Almeida, Assistant Director, MPA in Improvement Follow: We’re immensely pleased with your educational achievement, pricey MDPs! Every one in all you, in your distinctive individuality, mattered once you utilized to this system, you mattered much more once you turned a pupil and we bought to know your uniqueness higher, and also you’ll proceed to matter equally now that you just be part of the MPA-DP World Alumni Group. We care since you matter!
Sarah Holloway, Lecturer within the Self-discipline of Worldwide and Public Affairs: To the 13th class I’ll see graduate! There isn’t any method I cannot bear in mind the Class of 2020. What a miraculous journey it has been. The world could appear upside-down however I’ve zero doubt that it’s going to proper aspect again up and that you just — superb soon-to-be international changemakers and rockstars! — might be on the able to sort out no matter comes your method subsequent. I can not wait to see what you all do. Please communicate and ship phrase about your entire superb adventures. Congrats! Eternally your cheerleader!
Alan Yang, Senior Lecturer within the Self-discipline of Worldwide and Public Affairs: Congratulations to the graduating MDP-DP Class of 2020. Respect for the beliefs that inform your work and the energy and resilience you might have proven throughout this last chapter of your time at SIPA. We might be rooting for you as you develop and implement the data and public insurance policies that promote social change and improve effectively being all over the world.
Andrea Bubula, Senior Lecturer within the Self-discipline of Worldwide and Public Affairs: Congratulations, DP Class of 2020! I’m so sorry that we can not have a good time you in the best way you deserve. Keep in mind, nevertheless, that these tough circumstances will move. I’m assured that your eagerness, your dedication, your expertise, and your abilities will result in nice issues. Instructing you and studying from you was an actual pleasure. My warmest needs to you all.
M.A. in Local weather and Society
M.A. in Local weather and Society Class of 2020. Photograph modifying by Brian Kahn and Phebe Pierson
Mingfang Ting, Co-Director, M.A. in Local weather and Society: Congratulations, Local weather and Society class of 2020! I’m so very pleased with every one in all you on your achievements — significantly underneath the tough circumstances. I want the most effective to all of you for a really brilliant future!
Ben Orlove, Co-Director, M.A. in Local weather and Society: I ship you my deep gratitude on your contributions to creating humanity’s presence on this earth extra sustainable. Sustainability is a matter that can resurface strongly when the pandemic recedes, throughout the subsequent 12 months, or perhaps two. You may be there to information the pressing actions that the entire world will want.
Cynthia Thomson, Affiliate Director, M.A. in Local weather and Society: I’m so pleased with every of you for thriving in our program. In what was a difficult and chaotic 12 months, you rose to the event and we’re so impressed by that. Understanding the interconnectedness of local weather and society has by no means been extra necessary, and I can’t wait to see the mark you’re all going to make on the world.
Kate Marvel, Affiliate Analysis Scientist, Columbia College/NASA Goddard Institute for House Research: I really feel each very joyful and really offended proper now. I’m offended that that is the world into which you’re graduating. I’m not happy to listen to about canceled internships, rescinded job gives, and struggles on the job market. Everyone knows that it didn’t need to be this manner, and all of us see the failures of previous methods and methods of pondering. There isn’t any new regular, there isn’t even a brand new irregular. The world is affected by a pandemic whereas experiencing what stands out as the hottest 12 months on report. Nothing will ever be the identical.
However right here’s why I’m joyful: I do know from having the privilege to show you that you just’re going to alter issues. You now perceive sufficient of the science to understand why local weather change is a urgent downside, and you understand sufficient concerning the options to know why science alone can’t resolve it. I’m so proud to have helped you purchase among the instruments you’ll must exit and alter our bizarre new actuality. I can’t wait to stay on the planet you’re going to construct.
Michaela Biasutti, Affiliate Analysis Professor, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory: You probably did it! You have been dealt a problem like no different, and also you rose to it with dedication to your craft, dedication to succeed in your purpose, and mutual assist inside your group. All this bodes effectively on your future endeavors, as you assist stir society in the direction of fairness and sustainability. We’re pleased with you!
Catherine Vaughan, Senior Employees Affiliate, Worldwide Analysis Institute for Local weather and Society: An enormous congratulations to the graduates! It’s so heartening to see this cohort of super-smart, considerate, and engaged folks (re)be part of the hassle to create built-in options to the world’s most difficult issues. Can’t wait to see what you do subsequent!
Andrew Robertson, Senior Analysis Scientist and Head of Local weather Group, Worldwide Analysis Institute for Local weather and Society: Congrats to all for the top of the semester! I’m actually impressed on the way you all dealt with the challenges we confronted after spring break, remained engaged within the course, and particularly how brilliantly you all collaborated just about in your last group tasks. Nice group shows and am trying ahead to studying your last experiences! Wishing you all the most effective for the summer season at Columbia and in your future endeavors. Communicate!
Andrew Kruczkiewicz, Senior Employees Affiliate, Worldwide Analysis Institute for Local weather and Society: With the local weather disaster extra urgent than ever, we’re assured that you just all are amongst the most effective geared up to know and articulate the interdisciplinary nature of local weather challenges, and body the simply and equitable options. We’re pleased with you all and to see you all graduate leads us to know that the long run is in higher arms now that you just all are on the market reacting, and being proactive, to flatten the local weather curves, and current choices for a sustainable, social acutely aware new regular.
Brian Kahn, Lecturer, M.A. in Local weather and Society: I have a look at the present world and see the identical belongings you do. Struggling. Uncertainty. Worrying indicators of an absence of take care of fellow people. All the pieces damaged, a thousand shards flickering amidst the rising darkness.
Assume again to why you got here to C+S. Every of you has your individual story, your individual causes. However I’m keen to guess that the tie that binds is that you just got here right here since you needed to learn to repair issues. Massive ones.
As you put together to graduate, the issues could look larger, extra intractable. That’s exactly why you’re wanted greater than ever, to be a lightweight towards the darkness and work collectively to repair what’s damaged higher than it was earlier than with care and knowledge. None of it will likely be simple, however that doesn’t make it any much less vital.
Creator Naomi Klein described earlier moments of turmoil from the Gilded Age to the Civil Rights Motion as ones “when folks dared to dream huge, out loud, in public collectively.” Now’s one other a type of occasions. Don’t be afraid to dream huge and out loud.
