Karen Kitchel

Can you share an example of a time when a story helped you make a point or inspire action at work?

How has storytelling helped you in your career—whether in interviews, leadership, or teamwork?

How do you build a network that includes different backgrounds and experience?

How do you balance giving someone guidance while still letting them learn through experience?

I’m a middle school student; 8th grader in crane and I’m curious, would this career be worth giving an attempt? How’s the experience in careers that fall under it? Is it a good job category to view by chance? If anyone had work under Hospitality and Tourism, could you share you’re past...

I’m 12 in 7th grade I go to Crane Middle School in Yuma AZ and what do I need to get the type of job that I can get as a 12 year old to help my parents with groceries, bills, water, gas, and other things they need.

Some choices stay with us for a reason.
Even when everything else shifted, they held their ground.

What’s that one thing you’re still thankful you kept?

Im 12 and I don't know if I should babysit I know how but I'm not sure can you help me

My family is kind of struggling to find a home to move into, I need a job to help support us but I'm also shy talking to strangers. What jobs could I do?

What is the best, easiest, and quickest way to start a nonprofit, preferably a global one, as a high school student? What should my first steps be?

What advice would you recommend for a student that has to work full-time while also going to school full-time? #Spring25

I'm a high school senior who is planning to attend the University of Florida, but the housing waitlist has filled up. Off-campus housing available does not necessarily seem too bad, but I'm still a little bit nervous.

I am a current college sophmore and I still loath doing school work. I want to enjoy these assignments, especially if thet are a part of my major but I'm still struggling. Any helpful tips would amazing!

I think not every student really know what they might fit the best on different career, they might have something they really like to do, not might not be the best fit

I'm moving to Orlando for college and I know I'll be needing a job to help support the costs, but I don't have a lot of experience job hunting. What's the norm for part-time gigs in Florida, and what are red flags?