Jamari Lisenby

In the meeting, we learned about the different skills to have prior to having a job, but mainly what type of information to have on your resume. I learned that a wide variety of experience appeal to employers, not just pervious jobs.

The SGA meeting I went to explained some programs and plans that PGCC is going to take into effect. I really learned about Owl Alert, the plans for the Dukes center, and the many mental health services provided by the college.

I learned important things about how to source and how to contact your professor about team members who didn't contribute to an group assignment. It was a really fun event, I would definitely go again.

This mini-session talked about stress and burnout and ways to deal with it. I found the advice to be very informative and helpful.

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.

The meeting talked about soft skills to have on the job and when getting a job. During the meeting, the most important thing I learned was about networking, and how it's really important to have a LinkedIn account.

This event talked about resumes and how to make a professional one. I learned alot about what type of information to put on it and the format of a good resume.

We learned about how to use Givepulse in further depth and tips and tricks of the website. I especially learned how to add hours manually.

In the orientation I learned about the details and requirements about being in the Promise Scholarship. I know that a lot is required of me to maintain the program, but there is a lot of support on my side.