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End of semester meeting! It’s was great, I’m just glad school is over and I passed all my classes. One of the most stressful semester ever but it was great.

I attended an SGA town hall meeting in person, and it was a great experience. I had attended one before, but it was online, so being there in person felt more engaging and interactive. I was able to really listen, understand what was being discussed, and feel more connected to what’s happening on campus. Overall, I’m glad I had the opportunity to attend in person, and I enjoyed the experience.

I attended the annual book festival at LCC and had a really great experience. I was able to volunteer, which made it even more enjoyable because I got to interact with others and be part of the event. Through volunteering, I met a lot of nice and interesting people, which made the experience even more memorable. Even though I’m not much of a reader, I actually enjoyed myself more than I expected. One of the short stories I heard was really good and kept my attention. Overall, the event changed my perspective on reading, and I might actually start getting into books now.

Attending the adulting Zoom mini session helped me understand the importance of being professional in schoolwork, especially during group projects. I learned that it’s important to do my part and give my best effort so I don’t negatively affect others. I also realized that communication matters if I’m struggling, I should speak up instead of staying silent. Overall, this session reminded me to be responsible, accountable, and respectful when working with others.

I attended the SGA Town Hall Meeting at Prince George’s Community College, and it was a really informative experience. The meeting gave students an opportunity to voice their opinions, ask questions, and stay updated on what’s happening on campus. I appreciated how open and welcoming the environment was, making it easy for students to share their thoughts and concerns.
One thing I liked most was hearing directly from student leaders and seeing how they are working to improve campus life. It made me feel more connected to the college community and aware of the resources and changes being discussed. Overall, attending the town hall encouraged me to stay more involved and engaged on campus.

The “CTE Career Madness: Interview Game Strong” mini session reminded me how important it is to be prepared and confident during interviews. It showed me that how you present yourself and communicate can impact opportunities. I also learned that staying calm and confident is part of personal wellness. Overall, it encouraged me to take interviews more seriously and work on my communication skills.

I was just chilling on campus, minding my business, when someone randomly invited me to a basketball game. I didn’t have anything else going on, so I was like why not and went. It actually turned out to be really fun the energy was good, everyone was hyped, and I just enjoyed the moment. Definitely one of those random decisions that ended up being worth it.

It was the Special Scholarships Program Academic Recovery Session, it is a shame that I didn’t complete the fall semester successfully but it is okay, my gpa still good so I’m fine. Great session and I hope it’s my last time attending an Academic recovery session.

It was a great refresh session, I already know they drill. Since I have been a student for the past semester, nothing is really new but it is great knowing how much the program has helped me in many ways. I’m grateful and I am going to keep trying my hardest to be on track.

This school semester was great and stress full at the same, it was tough balening all my classes together, but I made it to the end of the semester. I’m really great full of the time I had and the great events I was able to attend. I’m really looking forward to spring semester although I know I will probably not be in the scholarship anymore because I unfortunately dropped a class, but it’s okay this even was great. Thanks