General Counsel 501
Kyle P. Mitchell
7/22/2013
Activities
Worked within the office to get a solid understanding of
what happens within the office every week.
There are many different parts that
make up the Office of General Counsel, and almost everyone has a legal
background. One thing that is
interesting is there is not really an Administrative Assistant in the office. There is one professional that answers questions
for people who walk-in to the office, but everyone answers the phones and
everyone helps out with what is needed.
Everyone acts as attorneys, legal assistants, or paralegals within the
office, and it is a very interesting dynamic.
Though there is no talk of student development, there is talk on
University success, which sometimes is more appealing to me as a professional
side, because I do appreciate the business side of a university, and the
student side of a university.
Something
else that I have noticed is almost everyone in the office is a Bulldog. Though that is probably true for most
departments at the university, but these professionals are True Maroon, and let
you know it, and I really appreciate that.
I feel that this goes along with their position, because they are in a
profession that protects the university, improves the university, and defends
it as much as they can. I think that
this does go into their personal life to be Mississippi State fans, and that is
something that is very neat to see. Most
people who work at Mississippi State are supportive of the university, but the
Office of General Counsel goes above and beyond in showing its support for
Mississippi State and its mission. This
is a culture that I think more offices can benefit from, and makes Mississippi
State a special place. Wherever I go in
the future, I will try to continue that passion and pride for that specific
institution in the office I am working in.
It makes complete sense, but once a person is engaged with a university
and loves that university, the higher quality work they will do, to attempt to
improve that university.
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