Kristen Moore industrial engineering junior

Industrial engineering junior on being bossy, having school pride and leading a bug revolt

WILDCAT: What do you plan on doing as an industrial engineer?

MOORE: Hopefully, go on to business and make a lot of money.

WILDCAT: What exactly would you make?

MOORE: We work on efficiency in systems. We don't really manufacture anything, or it's not very technical. It's more like management.

WILDCAT: So, you're the boss.

MOORE: Kind of.

WILDCAT: Are you a bossy person ÷ do you thrive off of telling people what to do?

MOORE: Yeah. Well, not telling people what to do.

WILDCAT: You can say it, it's OK. So you like to boss people around. Who doesn't?

MOORE: No bossing.

WILDCAT: I'm bossy. Where are you from?

MOORE: San Luis Obispo, California.

WILDCAT: Oooh · very beachy.

MOORE: Yeah.

WILDCAT: Do tell why you picked stunning Tucson as your place of education.

MOORE: I love U of A. I love the campus, I love the school spirit, I love the people.

WILDCAT: Have you met a lot of people you can boss around?

MOORE: No.

WILDCAT: Is the UA very industrially efficient?

MOORE: I think it is really student-friendly.

WILDCAT: Yeah, which makes it very industrially efficient. So do you think everyone on campus is as enthusiastic about UA as you are?

MOORE: The only thing I can think of about somebody bashing the U of A, is maybe they were in a program that got cancelled ÷ which happens quite a lot because of budget cuts and stuff.

WILDCAT: So, if bugs were to take over the world, and you were their leader, what kind of bug would you be?

MOORE: A lady bug.

WILDCAT: What? That is not a very powerful bug.

MOORE: But they are so cute, and people treat them really nice.