Living quarters were close, but this ended up with rather positive results-- many of us spent much of our evenings discussing our work and bouncing ideas off each other.

I was told in the spring that there would be a wonderful group of people I would be working and living with, and I feel that what I was told was an understatement. It was a pleasure living and working with such motivated and intelligent people. Most people were versed in areas other than science, which brought a lot of flavor to the group.

Many times the computer people were running to the biology people for explanations and help and vice versa. This is what makes the BBSI program so unique.

I feel like that with their different backgrounds, it taught me a new way to look at problem solving as I watched how they solved the problems too.

...variety of skills is the spice of BBSI (and life)