The Q&A meeting was informative, and I got to learn about many things happening on campus. I was surprised to learn that PGCC has Flock cameras around campus, but I was glad they explained that they are used for safety. It made more sense to me after learning more about the shooting that happened on campus a while ago.
We got to ask the presidents some questions. We went over about vote registration event that is happening soon, the new academic affairs, the upcoming athletic events, students rights and concerns, etc.
I thought the SGA Town Hall meeting was very helpful because I learned more about student involvement and the resources available at PGCC. I learned that students can share their concerns, join SGA or committees, attend town halls, and bring new ideas to the college. The meeting also introduced resources such as tutoring, Khan Academy, Quizlet, Grammarly, and Google Scholar that can help students with their schoolwork. I also learned about different campus activities and opportunities to get involved. Overall, the meeting helped me understand that students have a voice at PGCC and that there are many ways to participate, get support, and make a positive impact on campus.
I attended the "SGA Town Hall and Q&A with the President" virtually through zoom. I learned what the owl alert is, and about the importance of staying safe during campus.
It was nice that they went over information that some people might of overlooked or didn’t hear about. I liked that they stayed on certain slides for a bit for us to be able to throughly red the information given or take pictures of scannable material.
This meeting was very informative because I got to learn about some concerns with using AI in the colleges, among other things.
In this SGA meeting I learned about the different opportunities that are available to me and basically the rulebook to being a good student.
The Q&A meeting was informative, and I got to learn about many things happening on campus. I was surprised to learn that PGCC has Flock cameras around campus, but I was glad they explained that they are used for safety. It made more sense to me after learning more about the shooting that happened on campus a while ago.
I learned about how the SGA team plays a part in PGCC life, how there are student elections going on, and about the candidate's positions. What I really learned about was the importance of attending tutoring and how the process of submitting complaints.
