My interview and site visit

So my interview went extremely smoothly and will be crucial in my research material for this community. I interviewed the current president of Engineers Without Borders (EWB). She was excited to be a help in my research and provided me with valuable information. The reason I chose her to interview is because she is high in the ranks and is very informed and connected with the community on all levels. Also, she is a student, so knows what its like to be involved as an undergrad. I began with simple, factual questions such as "How long have you been involved?" and "How long have you been president?" just to get a background. Then the meat of the interview came......which was very meaty if I say so myself. I entered with a set of ideas about the community but left with an insider's view and a completely altered idea of what EWB was. The community as a whole is much tighter than I thought, but also acts internationally and allows it members to have valuable professional connections abroad and nationally. Overall from my interview I got how the community functions and what it does for its members. My site visit went equally as well. I got to see the workings of EWB and got to sit in first hand on the group interactions. I was involved in the relationships and business aspects of the group. Some words that I jotted down were:
Helpful, volunteer, attention, projects, intimate, smiles, input/change, brainstorming, side conversations, and sustainability
just to name a few. I caught up on some of the terms and "language" of the group also. Both were valuable and I hope to continue contact with my interviewee for any followup questions I may have while doing further research