I attended the ReFresh Make-Up Session, and it was a great session. Although I missed the first one, most of the information was similar to what I had already heard. They reminded us to keep our grades up, submit our report cards on time, stay updated, and pay special attention to GivePulse.
I joined this mini session, and it was a great session where they taught people how GivePulse works and how to check how many hours they have completed. They said that to know how many hours I did, I have to count from the day school started.
I attend this program again to re learn how to use navigate to select classes, it was a great welcoming event.
I attended this mandatory meeting and learned a lot, but what stood out to me the most was picking classes early and making sure my classes are set so I won’t waste my time or push my graduation time backward.
I attended a Navigate training where they taught me how to register for classes using Navigate. It was also a great opportunity to learn from other advisors about the importance of staying informed and keeping an eye out for university transfer opportunities.
Joining Financial Wellness is a great opportunity to learn different ways to cope with school and finances, and we learn about their impacts.
I went to the Fireside Chat (The Business of Construction) as someone who welcomes others into the program and helps them with registration. It was a great event, and I learned a lot about how to grow a business.
I attended the Pitch Competition, where my role was to assign tasks to people and guide them in what they needed to do.
Attending the Transfer Fair is an important event to me, especially being able to meet with many college representatives and ask questions about programs that match the I.T. class, but I only get to connect with just 2 universities that have what I truly want.
It was a great meeting where students comes to learn and hear about business ideas on how to grow their business.
