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Keynote Address, Finals Weekend 2010
There was not just a commitment to public service here, but a commitment to the greater good, and a feeling that what you did would matter, and that you were part of a community.
For me, that was it. That was what really drove me when I was here, and it’s what has driven me since.
Keynote speech at Finals Weekend 2010 Lane Dilg '99
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