(virtual) SGA Town Hall/ Q&A meeting with PGCC's President (March)

Learned about different cultures and art.

The SGA town hall was very informative. Since this is my first semester, I did not know the TikTok and Instagram is new to the school marketing, i thought that was interesting. I also thought the questions at the end were informative like the question saying what will happen if ice arrives at the school. From the questions at the end, I learn the school used to have cosmetology program, but it was discontinued.

Attending this meeting with the president, gave me an insight into how students concerns are addressed at this college. I found very interesting hearing students ask questions about resources and support, and to see how leadership responded with transparency and future plans. This showed me the importance of student voice and how it can influence change on campus.

the SGA meetings are these meetings that tell the students what exactly is going on in the community but they also answer any questions anyone may have especially with their own Q&A sessions that allows people to ask any questions they may have regarding any topic. I personally haven't been inside the meeting room but I hope to one day be in there.

I learned about what organizations have been doing on campus so far in the spring semester and what their final plans for the last two months of the semester is.

I attended the SGA Town Hall and Q&A meeting with Dr. Falecia Williams, and it was a really informative experience. During the event, I was able to learn more about what the SGA leaders are doing for students and hear updates about important resources like the Financial Empowerment Center. I appreciated that the meeting gave students the chance to ask questions and be involved in discussions about topics that impact our college experience. It made me realize that there are a lot of opportunities and support systems available that I don’t always take advantage of. Overall, attending this Town Hall helped me feel more connected to the campus community and encouraged me to stay more engaged moving forward.

I'm glad I joined the same meeting because it helps me stay in the loop for upcoming updates from the school.

This town hall had multiple speakers from both the SGA and official PGCC staff speak about new and upcoming projects for the college, as well as showing off preexisting programs that are offering help with financial knowledge and such. There was also an announcement regarding the upcoming elections for all positions that exist in the SGA, and what the criteria was to run for a position.