Cheryl Schreier was the first female superintendent of the iconic American landmark, Mount Rushmore National Memorial. She dedicated her life to public service, working for the National Park Service for nearly four decades. Schreier reflects on her most memorable moments at Mt. Rushmore, and how she hopes her impact extends far beyond the parks. NBC News’ Tom Llamas reports.
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