Elmira College

I was thinking, so I just looked it up to make sure I wasn't wrong.

Jabril Touré's brother, Krafala, played at Elmira College in both hockey and soccer and then decided he wanted to center on soccer.

Also, not as tall, but tall.

And went down and he's playing down in the States for Madison FC after coming from Florida Atlantic University.

hosted every four years by the Center for Mark Twain Studies.

The quadrennial brings together over a hundred scholars, from on this occasion, four continents, for three full days of panels, roundtables, plenaries, and other conversations on the campus of Elmira College, concluding with a reception on the porch at Corey Farm, the place where Twain wrote Huck.

This was the tenth such gathering, And it was thrilling for me as a mid-career scholar to perceive how the field is changing and most importantly, sustaining itself.

Thanks in part to the work we do here at the center.

So buckle up, tune in, and I will see you in the interview.

I want to go back to when you were in college because you studied psychology at Elmira College.

And I'm curious, when you were in that experience, did you know you were going to go into HR or did you think you were going to go down the psych route and then pivoted after you graduated?

I 100% thought that I was going to hang a shingle and be a psychologist, probably a famous one, read books and retire early.

I remember watching him in junior when him and his brother played in Carlton Place.

His brother, by the way, played with my son Matthew at Elmira College.

His brother was one of the top players in D3.

Ended up quitting hockey to go play D1 soccer and- ... incredible soccer player.