PGCC Code hosted a weekly club meeting in the CAT building. Members were strongly encouraged to submit their engineering design sheets as the engineering project submissions approach on 11/12.
PGCC Code hosted one of their weekly meets and I attended to get some studying done. I also got to learn a little bit more about what projects other members were planning to make for the engineering challenge.
PGCC Code hosted its FORGE meeting in the CAT building where members got a chance to form their groups of 1-3 people. The stipulations of the semester's engineering challenge were laid out and discussed by club leaders.
I joined the PGCC Code Alumni virtual meeting to catch up with the club and current members. The group discussed ways that the club can be improved using the input of club alumni and current club members.
On Tuesday, I joined the Promise Scholarship Refresh for returning scholarship students. The scholarship coordinators reminded participants of the requirements to maintain the full scholarship and avoid partial or no funding for a semester.
Today, I joined a GivePulse training zoom with Mr. Elio Cruz and got some insight on how to properly use the platform and learned about areas where there could be confusion. Participants were able to ask their own questions towards the end of the zoom session.
This end of semester meeting, I was reminded of the responsibilities I have for maintaining currency in the scholarship program. I also learned about what the program is doing for graduates.
In the Adulting 101 mini-session, everyone had a chance to be taught and reminded about proper communication as adults in professional settings. There was an interactive activity at the end where participants got to rate the responses of 4 other participants to communication-related prompts.
On Tuesday 3/31, I joined the CODE Club community for a few hours to study and make progress on my game. Other members were doing similar activities as the CODE Club engineering challenge approaches.
On Tuesday the 17th, I joined CODE Club for their weekly meeting after the spring break. I was able to socialize with other members and made progress towards my engineering project.
