This was a good basketball game, I actually enjoyed it and it seemed very competitive. With Delaware and whatnot, I wasn't sure if I was going to go but I had just gotten off homecoming weekend and wanted something to do while I was in area, so I decided to sign up and show. This was good as a stress reliever, and I hope to see Delaware play more, they're good.
Just as said in the section before, this was a helpful session. Sometimes people stress alot, especially college students, and deal with it terribly. We're not immune to stress, and yes it will show up eventually if not before, but we need to know how to take control of the situation and steer it into a different direction.
This meeting went by pretty fast for me, especially with me being intrigued with what was going on. I got some pretty good advice and some tips/clarity on what to do for upcoming planning and whatnot, and I will apply it to the future stuff I have upcoming.
I went to the Men's Soccer Game supporting PGCC, honestly I went there in search of Service Hours especially since I had nothing going on that day, but I ended up somewhat enjoying the game. It was a nice game and I realized how many competitive players there are for each sport, and I was just appreciative of the experience.
With me going to the Men's Soccer game later on, I felt that it was only right that I show up and support the Women's Soccer game as well. I enjoyed the men's soccer game more but the women still showed out and put on a good showing against Montgomery College's Women's Soccer Team. It was a great game, good sportsmanship, and just competitive all around.
I attended this mini session a while back but forgot to fill out my reflection of what happened and went down with this session as I was filing my other impacts. It was a nice experience, I gained new skills. Skills, that can take me far and that I will remember as successful as I intent to become, I gained new knowledge and it helped strengthen my mind, just generally speaking.
This was a fundamental learning experience, it honestly ran by quick for me and it felt like more of a refresh for things that I've already did or learned previously before, this was a good interactional little event though.
Went to the soccer game for PGCC, had a friend who played for the team and another friend of mine wanted to go over there and watch because there was something going on in the area after. So we went and watched the game, it was a good game and a fun experience.
We had a zoom session where we talked about the Promise Scholarship, the requirements, what to look for with this upcoming year, and etc. I listened and garnered information, we did a kahoot as well, and ultimately learned about the general topic of the scholarships, and what to expect.
