Sophia N David

I learned more about student resources around campus, especially in the wellness center. Unfortunately, there were some issues with the connectivity for virtual attendees, but I could still hear about the questions being answered like security concerns.

It was nice to see all the SGA officers and hear about updates around campuses. I learned more about avoiding cybersecurity threats ands new programs of study in PG.

This mini-session reminded me of all things regarding class planning, especially ensuring that I stick with my required courses and following a clear plan to graduate. I also learned that were switching to Navigate more for course planning with an advisor.

The mini-session was really informative. We went over different scenarios of what different students may want to pursue and saw some resources about careers/transferring. It also confirmed my choice in an AAS degree to go into the workforce right away.

The SGA Townhall was very informative. I learned about the many student resources provided by the campus like academic aid and voter registration. They also answered questions prepared and those asked in person.

The SGA Townhall was very informative and engaging. I learned about the many student resources provided by campus like academic aid and voter registration. They also discussed safety measures in PG, notably flock cameras and OWL Alert.

I attended the "Build Your Resume with Little to No Experience" workshop. The presentation was really informative and thoroughly explained how experience from different sources can be integrated in a professional resume. The presenter was also really engaging and even stayed after the presentation to answer questions about the resume drafting and internship process.

I attended the “LET'S TALK!” National Constitution Day Event. I got to learn about how the college facilitates students’ rights to speech, petition, and expression by also valuing student safety. I also learned that the Promise scholarship began from petitioning efforts and of the ways student-led movements are allowed on campus.

I attended the "Résumés that Work" workshop. We learned about what makes up a formal and effective resume, different formats, and how refrences and college courses can be part of the resume.

The mini session confirmed what I knew about GivePulse and engagement hour tracking. I did learn that you can use calendar view to see past events.