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

I loved learning that PGCC has an intrest of doing something about students who are into real estate. I also learned that students are upset about African dance being dropped every semester.

The town hall was very informative and engaging. I learned about several topics, including the LCC Owl Market, which stood out to me. Overall, it gave me a better understanding of what's happening in the school.

The one slide that caught my attention the most was the Game Room Enhancement concept, which I founded very interesting because it's my first time hearing this new idea that's been introduced and I sense it can be a delightful method to make new friends, and boosting engagement. Another thing is that the students' candidate options were also entertaining, and captivating because they demonstrated their passion and striving for how they can impact the college overall and seeing what they may have planned in the upcoming days.

My time when I attend is to watch the meeting.

They mostly spoke about different ways to do in the school and the president of the school starting answering questions and I remember someone asked about there major and there having issues with some requirements that there asking for there classes

I attended the SGA Town Hall/Q&A meeting virtually. At this meeting, we received lots of valuable information from our SGA about upcoming events and other student-related activities, including the Annual Holi Festival and spirit week. On top of that, we got to listen in to the upcoming nominees that the students are voting for to take up the positions within SGA. Finally, the Q&A with Dr. Beale was incredible helpful when it came to answering common student and parent questions with a live presentation. He was very receptive and answered all concerns the best he could. Overall, the Town Hall and Q&A meeting was packed full of useful information regarding key aspects of PGCC that not even I was aware of.

This event helped me better understand academic resources and responsibilities. I also had the opportunity to meet the candidates for student government president. It encouraged me to ask questions, stay engaged, and take more responsibility for my education.

The SGA Town Hall Q&A provided a lot of new information about events that I wasn't aware of. I also learned some more information about some of the students currently running in SGA.