Dimitri Slaughter

I met some colleges at the Transfer fair. Some booths, like Bowie and Towson’s, had long lines, but the others were quick and informative.

I went to the CODE club's semester Kickoff event, Act I. I got to meet a lot of new people and learned about the club's plans for this semester, like the Engineering Challenge.

I participated in the PRO Bowl Virtual Game Show. I was very excited to get picked to play and win a prize.
...I gave up $25 for some Q-tips...

I went around the Club Fair and learned about all the clubs in PGCC. Some clubs weren’t there when I was, so I couldn’t see all of them. The present clubs were very nice and explained their clubs well.

I participated in the Intro to Owl Careers zoom meeting. It taught me a lot about how Owl Careers can help me with resume building, interviews, and career searching along with finding internships.

I was in the Human Trafficking Virtual Presentation. I learned a lot, like how sex trafficking doesn't involve moving people to different location like other kinds of trafficking. I also learned that adults paying minors for feet pics is not illegal. Very odd.

I participated in the "Internship Insights" Workshop. I learned about how to get an internship and some advice on how to go about it. I also learned more about Owl careers, and how I can get my resumes and cover letters reviewed and approved.

I was reminded of the requirements to stay in good standing with the promise scholarship.

I participated in the end of semester meeting and am reinformed of all my responsibilities of being in the Promise Scholarship.

I went to the virtual workshop: "Soft Skills to Get & Keep a Job" and learned about some skills that can help me get a job and do well in it. The information was very clear and used helpful videos to show real life examples.