20 Best Masters Programs In Austin, TX (2022 Updated)

This is a great university! The psychology undergrad program prepared me for success in my current counseling psychology master’s program quite well. The faculty are fantastic and the campus is gorgeous. I appreciated Spanish tutoring with Dr. Escamilla provided by the school as well as numerous career development, grad school application, recreational, and internship placement opportunities! I only wish it was a bit more affordable as even with scholarships it’s quite pricey. But, I am glad they pay their faculty, and I do think they spend the money well on resources that directly positively impact students. They have a career resource center that’ll help alumni with resumes, searching for jobs and more! The gym and yoga studio are great. One of my psychology professors had us meditate as part of class and we did things like go outside to paint together and go to yoga! It was a positive psych class so it fit. This isn’t to say the university was easy or without academic rigor because it was challenging and involved plenty of difficult academic work including research! I do feel it was social justice oriented as I appreciated the Mexican American cultural class in Spanish I took told from an indigenous professor and perspective, though to be even more socially just, reduce the price of tuition! I enjoyed that I knew at least half of the faculty and they knew me and remembered me and would say hi years after I took their class; so much better than just being a number in a big lecture hall! It may not have the rankings or prestige of some larger universities and how can it being so small, but the quality of education and experience is high. Only 1 student was mean to me 1 time my entire undergrad career. Really recommended! I would not have been prepared for my current grad program without SEU…don’t think I would have even gotten in otherwise because I was taught at SEU how to write an ideal essay, APA publication format, interview and interpersonal skills, and was able to achieve high grades because the learning experience is so high; I got my disabilities accommodated for instance. Literally the only reason I cannot give 5 stars is the exorbitant cost that limits many people so they can’t attend or will have a lot of debt. Otherwise, fantastic!Alysia Duemler

I completely agree with a post below about how much I loved this school, yet upon graduation I felt lost and unprepared for the “real world”. I think the staff and curriculum is amazing, I wouldn’t choose differently, but St Eds was like a dream state of mind. That being said , I have obtained a different bachelors degree since graduation and changed my field of study. More real world practicality from the programs perhaps would help prepare future graduates to succeed ! Thank you st Ed’s for an amazing undergrad experience nonetheless, that I will cherish forever. So many people, myself included, met their current spouse/partners here 🙂Madison Freeman

I wanted to make a shitpost review but I can't think of anything funny and I also honestly really like St Eds. It's a good school. If you're ambitious, passionate, and hard working, the teachers will do everything in their power to help you succeed, even if you have mental illness or other problems most people might look down on you for. I really think I'm going to have a good shot at grad school with the support I've gotten at St. Eds and that's not something I'd be able to say about many other schools.Christina

My daughter will begin her sophomore year at CTX next week and she had an amazing freshman experience last year. She lived on campus, which is very safe, clean and engaging community. The dorms are new and very well maintained. The cafeteria food is very good, but like any student it's not home cooking, but they offer healthy choices and a good variety daily. There are MANY opportunities to get involved and the professors are amazing at CTX! This is a small school but with the benefits of a top notch education. The staff challenges the students to serve in the local community and share their talents while pursuing their education. There are opportunities to go on mission trips and our daughter went to Africa for 10 days. She had an amazing experience. Our daughter missed a few days of classes due to an infection and the professors were very understanding. It's a family at CTX and she was immediately welcomed into the family and well cared for as a new student. As her parents and being many miles away, it was reassuring to know what a great community we left her in last fall. We are CTX's biggest fans and have a number of students attending this year, as well as next year because of her great experience. Visit this campus, stay with a current student overnight and get the full experience. If you are looking for a great education, you will be amazed at the talent they assembled in their staff and the excellent students who attend this wonderful school. As a fan of online reviews and listening to the advice of others, I am happy to take the time and share our amazing experience and encourage you to take a look at this special college.Shannon Schmidt

I love it here at Concordia! I am currently in a summer class here and will be attending my second year at Concordia in the fall. The campus is beautiful and the professors are understanding and very helpful. I love the smaller class sizes they make me feel like I am actually getting what I'm paying for. Tuition for a private school isn't all that bad. I got into 5 other private colleges and 3 state colleges and this was the best rate. With a scholarship paying school off in full isn't all that difficult. I love it here at Concordia and I'm very proud to be a part of the tornado family. I'm glad I chose Concordia over my other options.Nicole Zon

I attended the Dallas/Fort Worth campus of Concordia University for a Masters in Education and overall my experience was horrific. My e-mails were ignored for days to weeks from the administration in both Dallas and Austin on important matters ranging from financial aid to course requirements. The campuses appeared to not be able to communicate with one another on even the most basic of tasks which made it incredibly annoying. It has been a frustrating period with this University. I do not recommend this school for a Masters program and if you dare to brave it make sure you steer clear of their Dallas/Fort Worth campus.Jean M

I have had a wonderful experience at the Texas Health and Science University. They provide affordable education in traditional Chinese medicine and business sciences to students from Central Texas and overseas. The Texas Health and Science University hires the very best faculty from top-ranking Chinese medical universities and business administration programs. Students travel to work and study at the Texas Health and Science University from many different states and foreign nations. The Student Government hosts super fun events. The students, faculty and staff are all very friendly, welcoming and down-to-earth. The faculty and student interns provide outstanding healthcare at the Austin Acupuncture Clinic. Come to Texas for a great education.Ryan Haecker

Dr. Yu and Dr. Cao are amazing acupuncture teachers. It’s a shame that acupuncturists aren’t considered physicians because the truth to medicine lies here. I highly recommend anyone/everyone to consider getting acupuncture for their body as well as maintaining their energy levels and physical well-being. Love the staff here, the student interns really know what they’re doing, and it’s a magical place to shift your mindset when you first come in, to after you are done receiving acupuncture and you feel refreshed. I have left the clinic with no cramps, neck pains, and other bodily pains. It’s truly amazing how acupuncture makes one feel after they try it.Angeliq Flores

Few months after I got my Master Degree from Texas Health and Science University, I got my acupuncture license. Now I have been doing Acupuncture for few months. Great school to attend. I learned a lot from the Professors and made a lot of lifetime friends from this school. I would definite recommend this school for everyone who would like to seriously study acupuncture & Chinese medicine, and become acupuncturist who helps people with their health problems. :- )Caleb Li

I took a.course via Zoom during the pandemic. I am a professor of child development and took the course for my own edification and it was wonderful, life-changing for many of the class participants. I still participate in 1/month follow up Zoom gatherings. I also have written a grant proposal with two of the seminary faculty members… Love this place!Amanda Harrist

I love their Education Beyond the Walls program, engaging local churches in their unique context is an invaluable resource for pastors and congregations. The faculty are all supportive and encouraging, couldn't recommend them more!Park Lake Waco

Great people sharing the love of God in varied, interesting ways. APTS isn't only for those in the ministry or thinking of going into the profession. They have many exciting opportunities for all people.Bruce Schrott

My official advisor was Dr. Hixson (EE) and my co-advisor was Dr. Hamilton (ME), so I was a mix of both EE/ME and physical acoustics. I did not appreciate the education I was getting until I got out and practiced in my field with graduates of top tear schools (Brown/Stanford/G-Tech/Penn State/MIT) – Texas provided an outstanding training. I was blessed to have gone through two world class researchers and practitioners and was taught by a handful of other big names in acoustic of solids (Dr. Bedford/Dr. Blackstock/Drumheller). When people say graduate school was easy….I don't think they were in my classes. I also think very highly of the Aerospace and ME systems/controls folks, who mix the rigor of the theory with the application: From paper and pencil, to the simulation to the application.Aldana Guillermo

Ah, the engineering corner. You'll be kept away from the regular folks and the pretty parts of campus most of the time, but in exchange you will form lifelong bonds of camaraderie as you join forces with all shapes and forms of life to defeat a common enemy: your classes. Godspeed from a Civil Engineering alum. PS: There's a television that plays most Premier and Champions League games in the Basement lounge of ECJ. Not that it's a secret, or anything..Gustavo de Leon

I have three kids enrolled in Kung Fu at this fun, hip, conveniently located local business. They look forward to their classes and practice together at home with no prompting. Kung Fu is the perfect after school activity that teaches respect, builds confidence, and intestinal fortitude, all while providing the physical outlet their bodies and minds need and crave. It's a bonus that I can enjoy a great cup of coffee and get some reading done right next door while they have class. We look forward to it each week and it feels so good to add this activity to our schedule. Bonus is that I pay for two kids and the whole family can attend Kung Fu or Tai Chi at no additional cost. Now that's a deal a working mom can get behind. Five stars.bridgette brown

Master Gohrings Tai Chi and Kung Fu has created an atmosphere welcoming for all ages and abilities. The instructors meet students where they are and have a keen ability to see each student’s individual areas of growth with ease. From building self confidence to helping young ones learn to self regulate their impulses in a group learning setting, while moving their bodies, is what has made us keep coming back! Master Gohring knows all the students and parents (families) by name and greets everyone with a smile and a hello no matter what he is working on. ! highly recommend Master Gohring’s to anyone who wants to try this all ages, all abilities activity!Ashley

I am a newbie to Tai Chi. I was new to the Austin area and was graciously welcomed to the school. The instructors are absolutely amazing, the other students are really great as well. It is a comfortable, peaceful, zen-like space. I was nervous and worried I wouldn't be able to do it because of physical limitations but Instructor Durkin went above and beyond to show me that I can do it! I have really flourished since I've been coming to Master Gohring's and I would definitely recommend it to anyone wanting to try martial arts in the Austin area!Gina Virgilio

Really amazing program. I went in with beginner level experience knowing a few things from doing my own music but realized engineering was something i really wanted to learn. It really felt like everyone there had been in those exact shoes before and were excited about helping people get further along in their journey. I knew that I'd learn the basics of what i was trying to get out of it but came out of it feeling way more confident than i thought i would've. My mentor at the studio, Nick Joswick, was great, really easy to be around and any time I'd have a question about something I was learning or saw him doing (I had a lot), he would really make sure I understood what I wanted to know. My academic facilitator who was also like a secondary mentor, Jon Bicchieri, really helped me out from online tutoring, which was really awesome because this mostly consisted of him helping me out with my own music I was working on. He as well as Nick made themselves very available to me, felt like I could reach out at any time and get help with anything I was trying to understand. Being able to be a part of real sessions at the studio every day with clients who would come in gives you the real deal day in the life experience of what doing this for real is like. If you want to do music professionally this is the program you want to take.Dead Texan

This program is absolutely incredible in every way. It's extremely practical for the modern producer and sound engineer. Hands on and in the professional setting. Your mentor and the school will do everything they can to make sure you're getting what you need. It's just up to you to make sure they know what you need. I highly recommend this program to anyone that isn't big on a class room setting and wants real experience while in school.John Sandoval

Very cool and professional school. It allows you to get hands on experience in the industry (for me it was Audio Engineering at a studio) while also being flexible to your schedule. They have good academic advisors that are easy to get a hold of and do a tremendous job at helping walking you through the schooling.Arthur

This is the most awful school in Austin!!! They only care about money!!! I am going back to my country now,so I am not scared of their thread.they even ask money for the online homework and textbook before ask you !!the teachers are not nice at all!! As a brand new people in USA without knowing any culture or language,I really suffer a lot.I am glad later I transfer to another school… I don't need to suffer that much unfair treatment! That is a lot of good schools in Austin,hopefully you don't need to go there. That is the darkest days in my life there. I don't know that lady call Sarah she's still there or not,she almost killed me by giving me so much depression!soooo mean lady,I will never forget her. Anyway,those are my experiences.hopefully is helpful for you to choose a good school.二公子Gongzi

Teachers at TIEP are very kind and friendly. After learning English at TIEP, I will do internship program so i have to make my resume and prepare job interview. When i asked them about the resume and job interview, they helped me kindly. Thanks for their help, I prepared my interview well. I had difficulty communicating in English when i arrived in Austin, but now i feel that my ability has being improved because of TIEP education. That’s so amazing. There are a lot of events at TIEP. Recently, I enjoyed Halloween party, Mixed monday and Potluck party etc. I will enjoy Christmas Tree Decoration events today, so if you join TIEP events, you can make friends and enjoy events.Hyunji Lee

I'm South of Korea. I've studied English in TIEP in this semester. When I come Austin at first, I couldn't speak anything, but teachers and friends help me a lot whenever I have problems in the class, so now I am a talkative person! all of teachers are very kind, and they want to give students help. In addition, there are many programs in TIEP. one of them is the conversation meeting, which is TIEP students and UT students have a conversation once a week. I've participated in the meeting and we have talked in English!! I can't forget these time in TEIPBrialey

My son transferred to Fulmore from a private gifted school after they abruptly shut down some of their program. The staff at Fulmore, especially the head of the magnet program, Ms. Northcutt-Benson, worked double-time to get my son enrolled and smooth the process for us. As newbies to public school we needed a lot of help and they were always welcoming, patient and extremely kind. My son needed accommodations for dyslexia, dysgraphia and ADHD and they didn't even blink. They set up a meeting, offered every accommodation we could have possibly wanted and made sure it was all implemented. Then when my son wanted to know if they could customize his learning plan a bit more they gathered all of his main teachers (6 of them!) on short notice (2 days!) and had us all meet together so they could hear him out. They were all compassionate, open and extremely dedicated to making sure that he was being taught in ways that worked for him. Honestly they were above and beyond any of my expectations for a public school. Ms. Northcutt-Benson answered all of my emails quickly even though I sometimes emailed her twice a day. She never seemed to tire of my questions. The students in the magnet program were not only smart but they were all nice kids. I am sure the school has some problems, every school does, but coming from the private school system into the public system we have had nothing but a great experience. My only suggestion (and I am sure they wish they could do this too!) would be to have smaller classes. There were 30 kids in each class which is pretty tough on the teachers and for a kid with learning differences can be hard as well. But that is probably an issue of public schools not being better funded!Krista Jordan

Fulmore is an overall good school. i am currently an 8th grade magnet student. I have been teased and picked on a little bit but i think most of it is playful. I have met some really cool students here but also some really bad ones (same goes with the teachers). The law magnet is fantastic and I hope to be an attorney when i grow up. this is a great school for kids who have any interest in law. Parents who are reading this…. This school is only a great school if you go to the magnet program. The regular school is awful because the kids who are not in the magnet program don't care and don't want to be there. If its time to pick a middle school Fulmore is great choice. this is a few of the staff who helped me most at this school. Mrs. Twining – this was one of the best math teachers i could have ever hoped to have gotten. Mrs Taylor – Fantastic teacher who no matter what always acts like she wants to be at school. Mrs. Ozuna – This was a great counselor who really helped me get through my middle school year. Mrs. Northcutt – A fantastic magnet director who is always in a good mood. Mrs. Lopez – although i never had her as a teacher she was always a great person on campus.Jett Saustrup

As a student who went to this school in 8th grade, I can personally say, out of the twelve schools I have been to, this is by far the worst school. The students aren't controlled very well, and if they are the teachers and authority don't do much, I understand that theres only so much they can do, but sometimes, it seems like they're not even trying. Encountered quite a few teachers who were absolutely amazing, and others who were terrible to students and at teaching. This, and much much more lead to me changing school when Christmas break came around. If you're looking into joining this school, I suggest you try your luck somewhere else, I am almost positive you'd be happier somewhere else then here. Academics wise, it's not too bad, they made it easy to understand and a lot of teachers were friendly and understanding when you had a question, although the students made it harder to learn. Shame.Anonymous Student

When reading this, keep in mind that this is a private institution with four other campuses w/ the company spreading themselves thinner w/ each campus they establish. It feels like a overall community with the students and professors here. I enjoy being in class with a good amount of my professors. Wonderful school, equipment, and professors, it’s a little getting better each trimester as they listen to feedback. Covid-19 is just one of those things that has made the experience that more challenging both for me and for them. It’s unfortunate to not return to fully on-campus learning to protect assets. I recommend not choosing here if accepted elsewhere if you want what you’re paying over $100,000 for to be worth it. It was a challenge feeling like most key things were worth the investment. Overall, there just needs to be something done to continue to promote clear and concise communication. Maybe a flaw lies where most faculty and admins are spreading themselves thin by doing more than they are reasonably capable of doing in and outside their jobs. Examples include having multiple roles/classes, pursuing a doctorate or PhD education for a raise or to learn more, etc. This means that they’ll be either unavailable or under distress and therefore unable to spend enough comfortably-fair time to have in-class discussion. We feel responsible to remember to remind them to respond, often. And when they do, their responses are short and unclear and leave us wondering if they assumed to understand us. With short time and energy, assumptions and frustrations abound. Everyone’s time and energy is so spread thin; this is concerning to represent as a graduate school. All agree that we feel like there’s always someone dropping the ball with communication and it’s quite difficult to find clear and concise info on their website. Not every course or professor is clear or s organized; we have to spend an extra amount of time outside studies working with others to understand what to do, how to find everything, what conflicts with our schedule, what they expect from us, etc. and I get it is our responsibility to bring these up, but it’s frustrating that this has been happening for years! BUT if you have a professor that is clear about expectations from day 1, you’ll have an amazing experience and be more effective in your learning pursuits for that course! Regardless of professor, there are courses that took everyone such a long time to get our heads wrapped around because of a lack of fundamental structure or clear expectations in key areas that they still don’t get—especially for a graduate school. It was unfortunate to see how misunderstood we felt with our frustrations for these courses: Just ask ANYONE about EIP 1, PIP 1, GA 1+2–expect to be mostly on your own with these. It’s not about liking the material or teacher as much as feeling like you’re able to understand what’s clearly expected of you to study/submit in assignments. These courses are overdue for successful outcomes. Now, don’t get me wrong; although this particular branch has some fundamental improvements to make, they’re improving in all areas—even if it’s one trimester at a time. Now, I’d rather the people changing those elements were more apt to improve their listening/communication/time management skills. But in all, we’re all handling some big challenges right now with 2020/21. They do the best they can and have— for the most part—recognized that we are, too! They have some kinks to work out, but I enjoyed it here either way. You’ll see plenty of positives as they were my first choice for a reason! I appreciate their SWAG, beautiful campus, updated equipment/rooms! Very grateful to work with many wonderful professors who are actively working in their fields, who care about you, and who do so much to help their students succeed. You’ll like it here but now you’re at least a little more prepared to expect to find some—we’d say—unreasonable kinks. Just don’t let it get to you if you can help it. Find what works for you, stick to, and improve it over time.Matt Johnson

Recently finished my MOT program here. I was in the FLEX program. Positives: + The Flex program allows you to work, attend to your family, and school at the same time. + Most of my professors were invested, knowledgeable, compassionate, and truly loved the OT profession. +The Austin campus is in a good location with lots of restaurants near by. +Definitely one of the most ethnically diverse OT programs. +I was prepared to sit for the board exam upon graduation. I past on the first attempt. I truly believe the program set me up for success on that exam. + Most of the classes were hybrid and they did a great job of attempting to appeal to all learning styles. Cons: – The fieldwork/clinical rotation process is a mess! It's just plain awful! I would have never chosen this school had I known what horrible experience I'd go through just to get a placement! First, they initially told us during the interview and orientation that we will get to make a "wish-list" of our preferred sites and locations. That's a total lie! The only option we received was to choose between 1 of 3 regions of the country, yep the entire country! THEY DO NOT TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION WHERE YOU LIVE, GO TO SCHOOL, OR WHERE YOU WANT TO LIVE, at all! I chose the central region which means I can get placed in any state as north as Montana and South as Texas. To make matters worse, most of my cohort learned where they were placed within 1-2 months of the start date. So basically, you can get placed anywhere in the United States with no input from you at all, and be expected to move there with as little as a few weeks (some a few days) notice. If you attempt to email them to ask for an update, you'll get a generic response. They show no compassion for students individual needs during this process and consistently told us to "relax" while providing no real updates, which felt very dismissive. I was forced to take a leave of absence when they failed to find a suitable placement for me my first term, delaying my graduation by 4 months. Honestly, I have so many more awful stories about the placement process, but ultimately I don't regret going to this school. I just wish they would have been more upfront about the clinical rotation process for OTs .Lisa Epps

I would not recommend this school for any program for the issues my son had in this school. My son, 2.5 years into the program of Physical Therapy, has one of his last oral finals coming through covid and they fail him over, the professor claims, a “safety issue” on the exam that wasn’t even in his book. ? NO SECOND chance NO RETAKE of the class and he’s now $60,000 in debt. Could it have been personality conflict with professor.. yes.. so , okay, fail a young man. This professor should wonder why he’s teaching and shaping young people.. Grades were good for 2.5 years ! No other help!! But the school claims they help …. Did not help my son …they say dedication to helping these young professionals.. words and actions EMPTY. What a joke ! Be careful on what you choose. I just don’t want another young person dreams completely crushed with no help from University of St. Augustine staff.Dawn Dolphin

My son was taught piano by Clavier-Werke School of Music since first grade and until he graduated from high school last year. Clavier Werke not only taught him how to play the piano but instilled in him the love of music. With his solid foundation in music he continues to play beautiful classical pieces on his own while pursuing engineering education in college. Our daughter is in eighth grade and is following in her brother's footsteps. She too has been instilled with the love of music. We are so grateful for the wonderful education that Clavier-Werke has provided for our children. They are truly dedicated to bring out excellence in each of their students in such a pleasant and nurturing atmosphere.Austin SW OBGYN

We had been searching for a classical music school for our children to take lessons and had struggled until now. We have found what we are looking for and more in Clavier-Werke! Not only are the teachers masters of the instrument, but they understand how to teach children, which is a challenging task. They balance the rigor with encouragement, which has incited a passion in my three children who are currently taking guitar, violin, and cello. Thank you!Blanca Snyder

We are very happy with the piano lessons we've done here. The teachers are wonderful and consistent. There does not seem to be as much turn-over with staff as we've experienced at other schools. Very high quality instruction!Carolyn Lutes

I am very satisfied to study at this school. I was studying with good friends who have similar goal with me. we encourage each other in new country and new culture. On the other side, I would like to say the experience to study at this school as eye opener. I have felt somethings that are different with my country ( South Korea), Here ( USA), other countries ( from international students). I like to learn these things.WOOJONG KIM

I love study here! The opportunity to experience many cultures besides the American one, plus the UT teachers, environment, resources and seriousness of the ESL program, tell me that I made the best choice. Here is the place that you will really learn English.Tatiane da Silva

Hands down, it's the best place to learn English for non-English native speakers in Austin. World-class teachers that will help international students to learn English, along with academic advising for students who wants to pursue their education in the US.Abdullah Almudyfir

I love Strayer University. The awesome office staff that will always take the time to help you. Very nice and knowledgeable people in the LRC. Dedicated and caring professors. I go to online classes but I can always call my local campus for help or stop by and on the way out I usually pick up Strayer pens, tote ear buds or whatever 'Strayer swag' is availableMegan Mcbride

The instructors and the staff at Strayer University are wonderful. My experience with the school has been a great one. I would recommend this school to anyone who is seeking an education but does not have the time to physically attend. My online experience has been great!Entrece Mosley

When I was looking at business schools, one of my criteria was the class-size. I wanted a smaller class size, an environment where I am surrounded by people who will support me. McCombs did exactly that. Students, faculty and staff are all ready to support you in every way possible. As an international student, my classmates have helped me adapt to this new culture, and provide me timely feedback, which allows me to improve myself. The experiential learning opportunities (MBA+ projects) have helped me explore career options even before the summer internship. Through this experience, I can make a more informed decision of whether I would like to intern in that role/industry this summer and narrows down my career search (which can be exhausting sometimes).Jefri Tamba

The MPA, Masters of Professional Accounting, has been ranked as the nation's top accounting program for over a decade. They treat their MPA students really well, have all the best professors possible, and acceptance into the MPA program sets you on a basically guaranteed successful (and long) track into the future. For those considering grad school for accounting, it isn't the boring stereotype like in our parents' days, and it's not bookkeeping. This is a very good career, or it can be a stepping stone to any career you want. To those considering McCombs in comparison to other schools, Austin is a much nicer city to live in than any others we considered — it blew the competition away when comparing city to city.Lisa Krauss

Best business school in the nation. McCombs is the reason why I am here at UT. It's the perfect business school if you're into a university with good academics, good athletics, and a nice night life. The job placement rate here is 99%, so you can guarantee yourself that once you are in, you are set. Average starting salary out of college is roughly $65,000 which is pretty good. The classes offered here can be challenging, but you will learn a lot. The professors do truly care about you and really get to know you on a first name basis. The classrooms are nice and the whole school as a whole is nice. I love McCombs and can't wait to get my BBA!Anthony

If you want a law school that will continually tell you we must rely on our judicial overlords, and will reinforce the failures of our judicial system while at the same time undermining the constitution. Go here. Also they give free Tuition to vets. That's what the one star was for.Tim Hardin

Hoping to go to Texas Law as a non traditional student. Went to an event to learn more. Of course it can be crazy trying to navigate on campus when classes are in session.Candee Edwards

UT School of Law in conjunction with IDVSA & UT School of Social Work did a great job with the Expert Witness Training spring 2013!!Beth Bramble