SGA Town Hall Meeting and Q&A with the President (Virtual)

I joined a bit late. But one thing I learned is at the mental health and wellness center getting tested for std's is free. Another thing I learned was that the new building being constructed is called the Marlboro building and once it's re-built it will be the largest 2-year college building in Maryland. At the end I was made aware that the regional college hunger event will take place on the 17th. This information session was informative, especially since I'm a remote student.

I learn a lot in the meeting. I had fun talking to the president

I have attended a town hall like this before and there was really some helpful information that I did not know I needed.

I attended the first Fall 2025 SGA Town Hall and Q&A with Dr. Falecia Williams on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, virtually. The meeting was very informative and organized. I learned a lot of things, such as information about SGA, online tutoring, and that Canvas help is always available. SGA members were introduced, and they had great guest speakers. They also discuss the importance of students' well-being, emphasizing that all concerns, whether academic or not, should be reported. One interesting fact that I learned is that 67% of the students at PGCC are full-time and 33% are part-time. Overall, the SGA is doing a good job of ensuring that students are aware of the many resources available to them for success, and they should take advantage of them, never feeling uncomfortable about asking for help. Overall, this was an excellent event, and I learned a great deal.

The event was in person, but I joined virtually, and I appreciate that it was an option. Hearing about the new things happening in the school is important; it's a way to stay informed.

The SGA Town Hall Meeting was really informative. I learned a lot about the upcoming events that will be offered, which makes me more interested in getting involved. It was a valuable opportunity to hear directly from the President and have student questions addressed. Overall, the session was very helpful and worthwhile.

Attending the townhall and Q&A was very informative. I was able to see how groups like the SGA, CAB, and SEAL contributed to the PGCC community through funding and community building events. I also learned how issues like student spaces and personal items are addressed through PGCC. I appreciate how engaging the Q&A session was, as questions virtually were also addressed.