Dan Osmundson's profile answers

I'd pay the taxes on the 50 million, invest a lot of it, give some away to good causes and have some fun occasionally, saving and investing the rest.

I worked for my uncle's moving company on what I thought would be a 2-week jaunt from Minnesota to California and back... Things didn't work out as planned, so in addition to the California moves I ended up hitting (loading/moving/delivering) Illinois, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico (got to see an old school friend there), Louisiana and Florida... then back to Minnesota, finally after 7-weeks!

It was memorable but not so enjoyable, as my accommodations were the truck for all but one night at a cheap motel. This was very LABOR INTENSIVE WORK!... and I knew after this that I would not make a living as a mover :)......

I broadened my horizons with exploration in painting and drawing, as well as in digital interactive media: animation, video, audio, etc.

I grew as an artist and further opened my mind to other cultures.

I was hired as the Program Chair of Visual Communications. There was no secret for me being hired at Ivy Tech. I had the experience and degree that they sought for a Program Chair in Visual Communications.

I worked in the School of Education's (SOE) Center for Instructional Materials and Computing (CIMC) as the Computer Lab Manager.
#1- I really liked working with all of the people: co-workers, students and faculty. #2- The SOE supported the Art Department, so I made use of my graduate experiences often, working to support undergrads, graduate students, alumni, faculty and staff in various types of projects. #3- I left this position on great terms with folks at the CIMC and still have contact with my previous employer....