Year One Done

I've completed my first year at Emory Rollins School of Public Health. My papers are turned in, group projects completed, finals taken, and I'm just waiting for my grades to roll in. I think I did alright. Not as well as first semester, but I probably got A's and B's, nonetheless. I'll take it.
It's time to look forward to the summer and the school year to come. In about three weeks, I'll be heading to Cleveland to work with the Cleveland Clinic for my 200+ hour practicum. I'm excited but I'm not rushing because I don't know what actually awaits me (there's been no concrete word on funding yet! *prays*). I'm hoping to really start working in a public health practitioner's role. I want to get an understanding of what someone with my degree would do. That will give me some idea of what opportunities I should be seeking come graduation, in almost exactly a year.
I also have to start thinking about what I'm going to do for my Program Planning Capstone, the big culminating project of my MPH. The Lord will have to lead and guide, as always.
My walk with the Lord is not what it used to/should be. That worries me because I know I cannot achieve my dreams without Him. I cannot be successful without Him. God is the architect of my dreams. He started planning for them long before I was even born. I need to get in touch with that reality again. Because I can do nothing great, I can be nothing great without my Architect.
The vision must come to fruition. But I don't know how to go about doing it. Lead me, oh Lord, lead me.

"Lead me. Guide me, along the way.
For if You lead me I cannot stray.
Lord, let me walk each day with thee.
Lead me, oh Lord, lead me."