This was Clay Club's last meeting. We had members paint ceramic ornaments that my vice president and I had prepared. We also glazed leftover unclaimed pieces to donate. It was a nice time to hang out and close out the semester. The time includes set up and cleanup.
I really enjoyed hearing from Delegate Ashanti Martinez. I was awarded his scholarship for the 2022-2023 school year, but I didn't actually know him as a representative. It was nice to hear about his career, and I can tell he truly cares about the needs of the people he is serving.
I am the president of PGCC's Clay Club. In this meeting, members could glaze their previous pieces, bowls and luminaries. My fellow officers and I taught members to properly glaze their pieces. This time includes set up and clean up.
I am the president of PGCC's Clay Club. In this meeting, we made ceramic luminaries, as well as glazed their bowls from the last meeting. My fellow officers and I taught members how to make the luminaries, and properly glaze their pieces. This time includes set up and clean up.
I am the president of PGCC's Clay Club. This was our Bowl Workshop, where members used a mold to make ceramic bowls. This time includes set up and clean up for the meeting.
I am the president of PGCC's Clay Club. This was our interest meeting, including set up and clean up. In this meeting, interested members made small trinkets out of polymer clay.
This was our last meeting of the Spring semester. We continued making small trinkets out of polymer clay. Members could also paint old pieces and take home their finished work. We had our sign ups and elections for officer positions. We also moved moved all of our clothes from our clothing drive to my minivan. I volunteered to drive them to a Good Will that evening for our service act. That is what added the last 1.5 hours for me.
In this workshop we got to learn about various academic and scholarship opportunities for PGCC students, including the honors academy, the Promise Scholarship, the Southern Management Leadership Program, and some other transfer scholarships. We also had desserts to go along with our learning.
This was our April workshop. We used polymer clay to make small charms with nature themes for Spring. I made a few keychains. It was nice to see everyone.
I felt that this was overall a good presentation. The icebreaker was a bit awkward. The rest of the presentation and discussion was informative though.
