rebecca hagelin. >> i was seated in a room not unlike this one as an intern in washington. between my junior year and senior year in college and i fell in love in washington. as somebody who grew up in florida with a family that was active in changing our world and in changing lives, i knew early on that it was my calling to try to influence the culture around me. and coming to washington was really one of the smartest things that i did and then returning after i graduated and hitting the pavement looking for that first job was very critical. you see behind me three statements with the clare boothe luce institute inspiring women, discover leaders and changing lives and i would like to focus on the changing lives segment today. and how each one of you can impact your culture and your country's future. many times when we are at this age in our lives that you are, we feel a little uncertain about what our calling is in our life. well, i would submit to you that your greatest calling in life is to truly make a difference, first of all, in the lives of people that are around you