Mmesoma Ibemesi

This meeting was very helpful. We went over different emails and how we would fix them, if needed. We also went over how our communication should differ based on whom we're speaking to. Ms. Chantia went over how to create a signature for our student email on Outlook. We discussed different strategies of how to respond/create emails. Overall, it was a very insightful meeting that sharpened my knowledge on how to approach communicating professionally and acting accordingly.

This meeting refreshed my knowledge on the requirements of the scholarship and how to maintain it. It also gave me insights on this particular fall semester upcoming.

I attended these FAM Leader meetings and Launch orientations. I learned a lot about myself and how to work with others to create a collaborative presentation for the Launch orientations about the program requirements. I enjoyed working with my peers and enjoyed being able to help.
Week 1 - Know Yourself, Lead Yourself (Virtual) - Wednesday, June 3, 4-5 PM
Week 2 - Team Building (In-Person) - Friday, June 12, 10am-12pm
Week 3 - Communication and Connection (Virtual) - Wednesday, June 17, 4-5pm
Week 4 - Planning and Facilitation Skills (Virtual) Friday, June 26, 10am-11:30am
Week 5 - Building Community - Ready to Lead (Virtual) Wednesday, July 8, 4-5pm
Presentation Review (Virtual) Wednesday, July 22 3-4:30pm
Week 6 - Bringing it All Together, Friday, July 31, (In-Person) 10am-12pm
Launch Orientation Wednesday, August 5, 9-4pm
Launch Orientation Friday, August 28, 9:30-1:45pm

This meeting was very reflective of the information I already knew, so it was nice to get a refresher. The questions asked in intermissions kept me engaged and listening, so that was a good tactic.

This "Resume, Interview, and Dressing for Success" Zoom meeting that's part of STEM Week was quite insightful. The two advisors explained advising and how it's beneficial for students to get it. They also gave resources surrounding academic, career, and transfer advising.

This "Breaking into Things and Other Ways to Work in Information Security" Zoom meeting for STEM Week gave me a lot of career options for the future. The presenter explained most things well and she was able to inspire us viewers.

This mini session was very informative and relatable. I was able to assess myself and realize how I can be better when it comes to professionalism, as well as dealing with academic situations.

In this general meeting, Ms. Musabaeva joined to talk about cybersecurity and AI. She is an AI security professional, and she also explained what skills are needed for the AI field. It was a very insightful meeting.

This last championship workshop was a good conclusion to the career madness series. We went over the icebreaker and then went over the checklist to make sure we're career ready.

This SGA meeting was very insightful. I got to see multiple SGA members and what their roles are. Being that I hadn't known much about PGCC's SGA, I liked how this meeting explained more than what I've seen. They also provided resources for scholarships and extras.