Ashley Kehoe [1], director, Civic Engagement and Student Leadership Programs at Alfred State College, met with Honors Program members Oct. 18 to explain the What’s Your Passion? [2] campaign. Kehoe encouraged students to make use of the college’s Social Change Leadership Series [3] as a way to explore and make the most of the many options open to them in their ‘odyssey’ years. The recession and limited employment opportunities can sometimes ‘free’ a college student or recent graduate to try jobs and even careers not previously considered. Alternative spring breaks, internships, studying abroad, and other forms of experiential learning can change a student’s focus and inspire a whole new career interest, according to Kehoe. Pictured left to right: Carolyn Lyons, Churchville, architectural technology [4]; Christopher Schwarz, Vestal, mechanical engineering technology; Anita (Duoduo) Gu, Changzhou, China, business administration; Kehoe; and Lila Campiz, Mahapac, digital media and animation.