The first doctor on the show, oh my! One of my childhood friends makes an appearance for our 20 year middle school reunion. And how very perfect for this to be episode 20. Its like I planned it! ;-)

On today’s episode of the Ketchup Thyme Podcast, Dr. Andrew Ramjit and I have a legit “ketch-up thyme” - get it? :) We haven’t spoken in exactly 20 years - since 8th grade at Westpine Middle, and yet, we have somehow stayed in touch over all these years through Facebook and mutual friends.

In any case, getting to sit down and chat with an old friend was good fun. I have the sweetest memories of us in school, and I remember him being a genuinely nice guy. He hasn’t changed a bit, and is now a total family man. He has a beautiful wife and 3 children, and a career that keeps on growing. I’d say he has done pretty well for himself. We chat about his career in education, and how it's been impacted over the last year or so -- between his quarantine time at home with his 3 kids, to going back to in-person schooling… it's been an interesting ride for sure.

Andrew is the Assistant Director of Student Activities in Brevard County, and what continuously shines through in our conversation is his love of education. He has his Doctorate in Education, and continues to pursue other degrees to help further his career. He is currently back in school to get his Masters in Sports Administration, all while continuing to take his job to the next level, and I can tell after speaking with him, that the sky is the limit.

These days, you can find Andrew playing with his 3 children, on a football field, or in the classroom shaping young minds. You can also connect on LinkedIn at Dr. Andrew Ramjit, or by email at andrewramjit@gmail.com.

So, please enjoy this ketchup thyme episode with my friend, Dr. Andrew Ramjit.

Connect with Dr. Andrew Ramjit:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewramjit/

Email: andrewramjit@gmail.com

Episode 020: Dr. Andrew Ramjit joins us to talk about his esteemed career in education, how he keeps his family and work life in balance, and how he views his role in providing for the next generation of kids.

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