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"Tap on the Shoulder" by Steve Adams
In the middle of my freshman year, I was exactly where I wanted to be. I was a young engineering student sitting in a dim campus radio booth, surrounded by the warm glow of the console lights and the steady hum of the equipment. To me, riding the board was the ultimate playground. You queue up the next track, open the microphone, and throw your voice out into the night, wondering who might be listening on the other end of the signal.

At the midpoint of the year, the Chief Engineer approached me about filling HIS SHOES when he graduated in the Spring. I was excited and nervous, but he assured me he would teach me what I needed to know and that a sophomore COULD run the engineering of the station.

Looking back, I realize that we rarely see our own value or life’s blueprint clearly when we’re young. We all need that tap on the shoulder from a trusted mentor; until it becomes OUR turn to tap someone else’s shoulder as THEIR mentor.

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