Passion Plans

sions and current passions led me to where I academically am today and are valuable to my career moving forward despite if they are related to my career field or not.”

“I realized that all of my passions in the past that have been seemingly unrelated have led me to be the person that I am right now,” Eva says in a video voiceover. “I can define some of these things as passions even though they were just for specific times in my life. All of those past pas-

Skills that work across disciplines, Kraus discovered, make her well-rounded, a better job applicant and a trail blazer.

“I’m not scattered … I’m just diverse.”