US EditionLBJ School welcomes its first undergraduate class amid public policy job market cuts
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LBJ School welcomes its first undergraduate class amid public policy job market cuts
“Mom, I don’t think I want to do veterinary science anymore,” said incoming public affairs freshman Annabella Ruiz after a Texas Girls State trip altered the “chemistry of (her) brain.” A year later, Ruiz joined the inaugural undergraduate class at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. In two weeks, the 55-year-old graduate school will open its doors to undergraduates for the first time. The new undergraduate program will emphasize pub…
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