Kenneth Little:  

Life Life is full, rewarding, and busy. After moving about 40 times by age 36, I settled into life in the Atlanta suburbs. Working with great Georgia Tech students provides the rewards. Church and men's ministries provide the fullness. While I try to complete a doctorate, my wife Marie pursues her opera singing. These two activities are demanding second jobs that keep us moving at a pace typical of Atlanta lifestyles. Therefore, there are no kids - just a dog with those wonderful, loving eyes and a devoted spirit. I work as a career counselor, placing undergraduate students in co-op and internship positions around the globe. Working with freshmen and sophomores keeps me tuned in and makes me feel younger than my actual age. This career is no accident. Co-op helped me define my abilities and directions while in college. I am convinced it is one of the best ways for a student to learn and to get through college. My co-op job led me into human resources where I enjoyed college recruitment and the employment process. Ending people's careers through layoffs and plant closings caused me to opt out of the auto industry and return to the academic world when Georgia Tech called. Years have passed and thousands of students have come through my office, but the excitement is there with each new student. My passion is to help adults and students discover and act upon personal passions. As a Christian, my spiritual walk is life's most important driving force. My brother was blessed with a love for the people of Africa and he spends his life ministering in Guinea. I am like most others. I wonder what is my role... my ministry. When growing up, and probably complaining about another move, my grandfather told me "Bloom where you grow." Those words continue to ring in my head. In...Expand for more