 International experience is really an important part of my job, accessing technologies from around the world and also learning how we can do a better job of designing our products to match the wide variety of environments that we encounter in many applications around the world. Basically, we're looking for engineers that are bright, who are curious, who are well founded in the basics, which they can certainly get at Purdue and we count on Purdue delivering, but also have the ability to work in teams, the ability to communicate, and as the topic of the conversation today goes along, I really have international experience and the ability to value and engage people from different cultures from around the world. A couple things that have changed in engineering is we're certainly more international in scope. We're more interdisciplinary in scope. Both of those require communication skills that are different than in the past. People have to be able to accept ideas from other folks to understand the context that they're coming from. One thing that has not changed about engineering is engineering is still a social exercise, so we have to be able to work in teams. We have to understand our customers so that we can deliver products to them that they can use very effectively and will value in all their applications. I think in the context of international experience, there are several things students can do. One is just take a foreign language, any foreign language. It will expose them to different cultures. It will also expose them to some of the issues other people have as they're trying to communicate with us in English, so it develops that sensitivity and the ability to communicate with people in their own language. I think just getting out there, taking the opportunity to travel abroad and taking opportunities that Purdue will offer for study abroad. One of those programs that they could take advantage of is the gear program in mechanical engineering that has connections with Carlsruhe, Germany, with Shanghai and China, and Mumbai and India, so that students can go there to teach and to do projects and to meet students in those locations. So anything that they can do to broaden their exposure, even learning from international students at Purdue, which is a wonderful environment to meet people from other countries and to really learn about their experiences and how they view life differently in their countries compared to the U.S.