Karen Diaz

This session was very informative on issues around the school buildings and also what happens in the community around the school. I like that students get to voice their concerns.

I learned a lot about this national honor society and learned about scholarship and internship opportunities. The host was very welcoming and I enjoyed hearing other experiences.

I learned about the requirements to become a surgical technologist and programs that can help you pursue that career in Maryland.

As someone who is considering changing their major to public health, this session helped inform me of the classes I’d be required to take and what universities require to complete a bachelors in this major.

I learned about the different kinds of leadership styles and how exercise it in the most efficient manner.

I really liked seeing a variety or different schools at the fair. I had a wonderful experience talking to the UMBC and Virginia State transfer advisors. They were very helpful and answered all of my questions.

I always enjoy joining the town hall meetings because they keep me up to date with ongoing issues being worked on. This meeting there was an ongoing conversation about the hybrid classes and now we need more because there are many students who can accommodate to both situations, including myself.

My favorite part was learning about the opportunities within the CIA. I would like to learn more about events they are holding or if there is anyone i can speak to that has experience in that area.

I learned more about imposter syndrome and actually learned that i felt like that. I was informed of the ways to help with imposter syndrome such as by acknowledging my own achievements and needing to stop comparing myself to my peers.

I learned about a great cellular research opportunity at George Washington university in D.C which has influenced me to want to apply.