In this mini-session, Mr. Cruz spoke about the specific details regarding our GivePulse account, upcoming mini sessions, as well as PGCC events like logging attending basketball games. He also touched on how to fill out impacts, what to include, and look out for in our submissions.
The Delaware Tech put up a good fight against the Owl's Woman's basketball team, but it wasn't sufficient. It was great to see the Owl's winning on home turf. A hard fought Halloween victory.
In this mini session, I learned about how to create professional and courteous emails that explain the possible issues and matters I could have, while also being informative, whenever corresponding with peers and faculty. Additionally, being able to effectively speak to other figures of authority in the correct manner, depending on the situation and environment is important. Such as speaking in a more professional manner when speaking to a manager at work, or professor at school, compared to speaking with friends. Ms. Sharber also touched on the emphasis on respecting the time of others, for example, if you’re scheduled for something and can’t make it, just cancel.
Organized back in 1880, the purpose of the program is to advance engineering to benefit humanity. While the program and society primarily caters to Mechanical Engineers, as an aspiring Computer Engineering major, there are many resources for my field of study, and many other engineering fields.
A very well played match by both sides, this is my first time watching any PGCC sporting event and I'm happy our college was able to secure the win. Watching this game reminded me of when I used to play soccer when I was younger, as well as watching my older sister play varsity soccer.
