Taaron Wilds

The poster I attended was called " In Vitro Effects of SARS-CoV-2 Spike (5) Protein on Splenic Cellular Signaling Process" by Ashpreet Kaur, Victora A. Assogba, & Barnabe D. Assogba. I remembered that someone asked can SARS-CoV-2 be a possible contribute to Covid-19. They explained in detail that it could be possible. I also learned how to probably put together research poster likes this. This poster was very insightful and the speaker, Ashpreet Kaur, knew what she was talking on. I really enjoyed looking at the different research posters in the poster hall. These examples really helped understand the basis of what scientists normally do when presenting their research to others. The speakers were well spoken and was very prepared.

Had a guest speak from pgcc mental health center. He talked with us about the importance of understanding what imposter syndrome ans code switching was.

Talked about the program and its requirements for staying in the WOW program. One of the requirements is to meet with a WOW advisor to set up a success plan every semester if possible.

-Did a 5-10 icebreaker and met fellow people apart of the scholarship program
-Dariq Cobb did a presentation to talk about the transfer process
• Went over the different steps about the transfer process
• Talked about in and out if state tuition costs for many Universities under the transfer program
• When we should start planning for transfer
- Did a booklet about the scholarship and transfer process.

Learned about healthy masculinity and programs to help with everyone but mainly young men.