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Live Twitter Chats (all 3-4pm EST):
- February 9th
- March 6th
Interested in communicating with other individuals applying to graduate schools through twitter? Join the conversation with the hashtag #SAGradHunt. On February 9th and March 6th from 3-4pm EST, @NASPATweets will be engaging the twitter community in structured conversations around the graduate school search. We hope you use this hashtag throughout your search to engage the twitterverse and ask questions!
If you have questions, please contact Jacob Wilson at jwilson@naspa.org.
For those of you new to a twitter chat, a moderator asks a question and individuals following a hashtag (in this case, #SAGradHunt) will provide answers. By participating in this chat, individuals searching for graduate schools will be able to connect with others who are asking the same questions and facing the same big decisions about the future. The goal of utilizing this hashtag is to create a space designed to generate thoughtful discussion, build community, and support both current and future graduate students interested in the field of student affairs.