Hurst shares obstacles for students’ future

Ron Hurst, adjunct professor of business, speaks about some of the obstacles students will face on their career paths after graduation in his speech “ Beyond the ULV Walls” Monday in the Campus Center Ballroom. ASULV hosted the event. One of the dangers Hurst warned about are the “ animals” that students will encounter as they set out on their career paths – people who are willing to do anything to succeed, even at the expense of a colleague. / photo by Ryan Gann
Ron Hurst, adjunct professor of business, speaks about some of the obstacles students will face on their career paths after graduation in his speech “Beyond the ULV Walls” Monday in the Campus Center Ballroom. ASULV hosted the event. One of the dangers Hurst warned about are the “ animals” that students will encounter as they set out on their career paths – people who are willing to do anything to succeed, even at the expense of a colleague. / photo by Ryan Gann
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