Jakob Hudanish

1.  When looking back through my posts from over the semester, I can see how much I have learned to think outside the box when tackling questions. I no longer sit and ponder what the "right" answer is, rather what a unique and innovative answer is.  2.  What stands out to me the most is my newly found ability to take risks. This experience I will remember and use in my day to day life in order to venture out of my comfort zone and keep life interesting.  3. I do believe that now I possess an entrepreneurial mindset. I am always brainstorming ideas and spitballing them with my friends when we are together now.  4. For students that will take this course down the road-keep your mind open to all possibilities. No matter how insignificant something is, take a close look at it, whether it be feedback or an idea. I recommend that they do something every day that puts them out of their comfort zone (public speaking, talking to a stranger). 

1.  College students are always on the move. Whether it’s walking to and from class four times a day or visiting their friends across campus, there is no denying they bounce around on a daily basis. On another note, college students tend to be some of the most outspoken members of society when it comes to environment conservation. All this being said, college students wish to come and go as they please while also supporting the environment.  Most students at the University of Florida right now travel to and from campus every day via a traditional gas powered method of transportation like a car, the RTS bus, or a gas powered scooter. With the University of Florida becoming more and more cramped, finding a place to park your car or scooter when trying to go to class is becoming a time-consuming hassle. Additionally these traditional gas powered methods of transportation are not environmentally friendly. While a scooter only takes a gallon or two of gas per week (depending on use) biking