 When I enrolled in WCTC, I knew that I was a woman on a mission and for the people who know me in this room they know that very well. I enrolled because I knew that I wanted to save children and work in IT. So I enrolled in the IT Network Specialist Program to eventually have a computer forensics degree in catching people who possess distribute and exchange child pornography on the internet. What I did not know, however, is that when I entered WCTC the amount of success that I would have, I knew I had motivation and drive to do what I wanted to do. I did not know that I would eventually be inducted into to honor societies, that I would become a president of a club that went from 15 members to 60 members. I would complete over 12 service learning projects that went anywhere from upgrading a wireless network to building websites for nonprofit organizations that offer services to people with disabilities who want to work in IT. I also became the student government president. I did it all in stilettles with two kids and a 3.8. I did not know there was an entire system that has an amazing group of people and it's not just WCTC. I've heard every other ambassador in this room talk about the amazing support and staff and I don't think it's just my college or Fox Valley tech even though they're great too. I don't think it's just specific to one This really is a great group of people who support their students and want to see them succeed.