TXST Physics Graduating Student Survey

Purpose

The purpose of this survey is to collect contact information from graduating students so that the physics department can better communicate with you after you leave Texas State. We intend to contact you to find out how and whether you are using your physics degree, to send you the annual department newsletter, to invite you to contribute to alumni stories for the benefit of current students, and to find out generally how you are doing.

Responses to the survey will be solicited at the end of each semester, but you are invited to answer it on your own initiative.

What is your name? *

What is your TXST net ID (e.g., abc123)? *

What is your TXST Student ID number (e.g., A12345678)? *

What is the current semester (part 1)? *

What is the current semester (part 2)? *

What is your actual/expected graduation date (part 1)? *

What is your actual/expected graduation date (part 2)? *

What degree are you earning? *

What is an email address (other than your @txstate.edu address) that you are likely to use after graduation? *

What is the best phone number for reaching you (or someone who knows how to find you) after graduation?

If the phone number you entered is for a mobile phone, are you OK to receive texts at this number?

Yes, texts are fine

No, please don't text

Not applicable - it is not a mobile phone number

Where (City, State, (Country if not USA)) do you plan to live?

Please describe your plans for work, graduate school, travel, etc. after graduation. It's OK if you aren't sure!

BONUS Part 1! Please describe your favorite experience during your studies in physics at Texas State.

BONUS Part 2! Please describe the greatest challenge you successfully faced during your physics studies at Texas State.

BONUS Part 3! If you could travel back in time and meet yourself when you were in PHYS 1430 Introductory Mechanics (or equivalent), what advice would you give yourself?

May we have your permission to use your answers to the previous two "bonus" questions, in whole or in part, for promotional materials about our programs? They would most likely appear in a section on student testimonials in a webpage within the physics department website, which is publicly available.

Yes, I give permission. You may include my name with the text you use.

Yes, I give permission to use my responses, but instead of listing my name, please say "anonymous".

No, I do not give permission for you to use this material publicly.

Thank you!

Thank you for completing our survey! We wish you success in your life beyond our program. Please stay connected with us!

If you happen to see this, do not fill this field.