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Check out the helpful advice from TXWES alumni on life after graduation

01.05.2021 | By: Texas Wesleyan University

On Dec. 17, the TXWES alumni office hosted an alumni advice panel for December graduates to share their well-wishes and advice about life after graduation. While we missed celebrating with graduates in person this year, the panel provided a fun and informative virtual experience. Alumni panelists included Patricia Castillo ’97 MBA ’08, Branigan Contreras ’15, Jasmine Lazarky ’12 MBA ’16, Eric Montoya ’07 M.Ed. ’15 and Vernon Wright ’93.

Our panelists had some amazing advice for life after graduation which included work-life balance, entrepreneurship, interview tips and more. If you missed the panel, check it out below or on our YouTube page.

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At Texas Wesleyan, we have a rich history and a Texas-sized reputation. As stewards of the University, it is our responsibility to build a future as bright as our past.