On Tuesday, April 1, Supporting Women in Political Science (SWIPS) hosted an informational session about graduate school for 12 of its members. Two panelists attended to assist, Zoe Kulas (Master of Public Administration) and Daphne Williams (BPA major, future law student at Texas Tech University).
Panelists were asked questions about their motivation for pursuing graduate studies, the challenges of graduate school, and the advice they would give aspiring graduate students. The goal of the panel was to help members gauge their interest in graduate school and provide them with real student testimony. Student questions centered around the application process and workload.
SWIPS is a nonpartisan women’s organization at Texas State University. This professional education and development organization is dedicated to helping political science majors and other students explore the various aspects of political science, enabling them to pursue their professional and academic interests. SWIPS meets every other Tuesday at 6:00PM in THH 309.
If you’d like to learn more information about this organization, please contact SWIPS President Madelyn Byers at mgb174@txstate.edu.
