Marc Turnes:  

sed on foreign relations history and am hoping to do well on the foreign service exam when I am finally done with college for a few years. (I'll probably go back) Do I still use my computer science? Sure! I'm writing an add-on to Word that will make citing sources on my thesis easier! 20 grand and well spent, let me tell you! haha! Anyway, I'm going to Malaysia in May, and potentially to Austria for the summer, things are looking exciting! Workplace YIMID-llahlahkje I don't have a "workplace" persay whilst in school. I had a number of exciting jobs, though! I was the primary security administrator for Trustmark Insurance company for a couple of years (before going back to school) ... I made sure their network and software was secure. They gave me a nice sounding title (Sr. Operations Analyst) but I called my job: Data Janitor. Basically, when someone spilled their data in a way that made the network hallways inaccessible for other people, I had to throw sawdust on it. Metaphorically speaking. Anyway, I've also worked in database design (not as exciting as it sounds, I assure you) for a business to business marketing agency (I still feel a little dirty) and built computers for a mom n'pop PC shop (we did tech support for local businesses, too) ... and I even had an exciting stint with the Department of Defense on a classified project. It's not *actually* exciting, but the fact I can't talk about it tends to make it sounds that way. That's it, the long and short of it. Actually, pretty much just the short of it.