Scholarship Night #1: Thriving through ALL the Plot Twists

For the first time in a long time I actually did not have a good experience at this Scholarship night there was so many malfunctions in joining and then It took so long to get in a breakout room that I could not join in before I had to attend class. However I love the presentation by the guest speaker.

I learned that taking care of myself, reflecting, and slowing down is good for my journey through college and even everyday life.

The speakers were great!

I enjoyed Ms. Williams sharing her experience and relating to our age at a critical level as we all worry especially in times like this in which we revolve ourselves in more work. This overwhelms and us and we understand that there's only so much we can do.

It was a great experience I enjoyed the breakout room( Academic & career). With my peers, we discussed tips and advice on how to strive in our educational pursuits. Great feedback!

This was a very helpful session. In the first hour, we discussed different ways how to prioritize in your life with a game of red light green light. The overall point of the games was to help us see what we were dealing with in life; We remove some of the " not so important things" off our plate to help us use our efforts better. In the second hour, we moved to breakout rooms to discuss one of the three topics we picked, which is picked academics. In the breakout room, we discussed different methods of staying on track in academics. what really stood out to me is how to overcome being shy, which is solved by just putting yourself out there. the expanse in this session we delightful.