He was asked questions about the problems of today's higher education system and his leadership strengths and weaknesses. I like to see what I can do to help people grow. However, I might risk being a bit too informal that way. He was also one of the academy's distinguished graduate in the class of 1980. I couldn't think of a better job.
Cadets are fun to teach even with all the demands on their time.
I was sort of interested in doing something else. After a three-year tour, the behavioral science department sponsored him to get his doctorate so he could return to the academy and teach. Parts of me wonder what my career would've been like if I'd gone to undergraduate pilot training. I love what I do here, but you do wonder once in a while. After becoming a fellow, Aretz may spend more time advising the dean than teaching.