Divine Obidike

Attending the school soccer game yesterday was very enjoyable. It was nice to see the other students come together and support their teams. Overall, I had a good time attending, and I think having more school sporting events is a great way to build school pride and bring the campus community together.

I enjoyed attending the SGA Town Hall Meeting with the school president. It was nice being able to hear directly from the president and learn more about what is going on at the college. I also liked hearing about student concerns and having the opportunity to be involved. Overall, I thought it was a good and informative event.

I was asked by a program coordinator to attend the scholarship refresh meeting again. I enjoyed being able to reconnect and learn more about the scholarship opportunities and resources available to students. I appreciate how helpful and encouraging the meeting was, and I’m glad I attended.

On Monday, I attended a virtual scholarship meeting where I learned about possible fake or fraudulent pages and how to identify reliable scholarship and event information. I also received updates about the program and learned more about what steps to take regarding my account standing. The meeting provided helpful information and clarified what I need to do moving forward. After, I made an appointment with my program coordinator.

Attending the End of Semester Spring 2026 mandatory meeting was helpful and informative. It also gave students a chance to ask questions and make sure everyone was on the same page before summer break. One thing I reflected on after the meeting was how important it is to stay organized and manage time well throughout the semester.

I went to see Our Town again, and the second time felt a little different. Since I already knew what to expect, I paid more attention to the details. It made the message stand out more. Overall, seeing it twice helped me understand it better.

I went to see Our Town at school by the Humanities Department, and it was actually a good experience. At first it seemed really simple, but as it went on, it made me think more about everyday life. I liked how it wasn’t overly complicated and still got its message across. Overall, it was a nice performance and made me reflect.

I went to my school’s baseball game, and honestly I’m not really into baseball like that. What made it fun was hearing people cheer, and just seeing everyone engaged. The environment and the people around made a big difference. I still wouldn’t say baseball is my favorite sport, but I did have a good time and I’m glad I went.

I attended “Dancescapes 2026” last Saturday at Prince George’s Community College, and it was an exciting and memorable experience. The event showcased dancers’ impressive skills, creativity, and passion, which made each performance engaging to watch. It was clear that a lot of time and dedication went into preparing for the event.

Overall, the event was informative and encouraging. The session emphasized strategies for staying calm under pressure and approaching interviews with a positive and prepared attitude. I also appreciated how personal wellness was incorporated.