It's a very dynamic resume at this point. Something really cool happened this summer. Lutheran Brotherhood accepted me as a development intern in their Field Systems Development department. My department is in charge of developing the software that their agents use out in the real world to collect data from clients and get information of their insurance and whatnot. I didn't think I would like a programming job, but this turned out to be more than programming.
Development is different from programming.
In development you have to plan what you're going to do and how to do it. Those two aspects are what I found the most fun. It was actually fun too. Before this summer I hadn't touched Microsoft Visual Basic or Microsoft Access, but these tools are what my department relied on heavily. So I had to learn them.