jonathan cohenete lopez

The Personal Wellness Mini Session is good. At first, I took notes (including pictures) while checking my Outlook account for the school to update my signature. Chantia Sharber taught me this important information well this semester. Also, showing me and the others how to read emails clearly to make it easier for someone to help. For example, she showed us how to review before hitting send and highlighted the six ingredients of a Gmail that will be useful later: Subject, Greeting, Purpose, Request, and so on.
Most importantly, respect anyone else’s time, which I strongly agree with; time etiquette is college etiquette. (RSVP and Follow-Up) When setting up an appointment, state the purpose and be prepared with questions or documents. If you can’t make it on time, let them know you’re running late or cancel during your free time.

Responding to different college emails is good. I need to clearly see how email makes it easier for someone to help, and I also need to create my Outlook signature. I didn't think making an Outlook signature was necessary, but it doesn't seem like a bad idea. I learned how to set it up through Settings> Accounts> Signatures, then New Signature> Save. Thank you for the guides.
Also, I respect everyone's time: RSVPs, Follow-Ups, Appointments, and Deadlines.

The Mental Health/Wellness Mini-Session was very good. I felt a bit emotional after learning so much during the meeting and introduction. Right away, I was honest with the questions he asked about whether we've been through similar experiences in college, and I raised my hand. Like "Stress, Burnout, and the Pressure to Succeed", "Stress vs Burnout", or "The Pressure to Succeed". He gives us important introductions to self-care while also telling us not to be afraid to ask for help, and that it is not cowardly or a weakness; it’s strength. Then in the few minutes… I remember the words I never forget, and how I got here in college: “Failure isn't a reason to quit. It's an invitation to work harder.”

The game on the field was good to watch. I decided to sit on the other side of the field to get a better look while also taking pictures to show I was participating. At first, I signed up for "PGCC Men's Soccer vs Allegany College of Maryland [Updated time]," but the time changed. So, I participated in "PGCC Women's Soccer vs Allegany College of Maryland" but forgot to sign up for the game. I took photos of the field to show I was there.

The game was good to watch; I thought it would be canceled because of the heavy rain. But so far, it has rained less, which I am happy about because I need the service hours and can add more in case I miss some. I took a photo of the field to show my participation in the game.