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Advice for Graduates
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Rafu Shimpo
Knowledge without purpose can scatter; knowledge guided by values — justice, integrity, empathy — becomes power that shapes communities, institutions, and lives.
When knowledge, purpose, and values align, your career becomes a life of enduring significance.
Graduates from diverse communities, including the Japanese American community, can play a vital role in shaping programs and policies that are fair, inclusive, and meaningful.
Also be aware that your passion can and likely will evolve to potentially redirect your career path – think of this as growth and not failure.
While getting advice from more experienced people can be helpful, I think in the end, you must own your decisions.