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Center, PLEN team up for health equity seminar
The seminar will bring policy analysts, experts, state legislators, and researchers together to cover topics that are important to Texas.
Posted on 09/07/21
Denton park has Texas Woman's connection
A prominent university faculty member chose the name in memory of her husband.
Posted on 09/07/21
Ads in The Lasso help promote on-campus events
TWU’s student-run newspaper, The Lasso, distributes 700 print issues to the Denton, Dallas and Houston campuses of Texas Woman’s University monthly during the fall and spring semesters.
Posted on 09/07/21
TWU offers discounted State Fair of Texas tickets
The fair takes place Sept. 24-Oct. 17, with COVID-19 guidelines in place. Buy your tickets from Texas Woman’s and save some cash.
Posted on 09/03/21
Chancellor's BOLDLY GO newsletter begins with high energy
The chancellor notes both the enthusiasm and the apprehension of beginning the fall semester.
Posted on 09/03/21
New career-related classroom assignments available
Career Connections is prepared to help TWU faculty and staff incorporated career readiness competencies in their student work opportunities, course work, and activities.
Posted on 09/03/21
Schultz named to Child Neurology Foundation board
Rebecca Schultz (nursing, Houston) has been elected to the Child Neurology Foundation Board of Directors for 2021-2024.
Posted on 09/03/21
In the News: Wyona Freysteinson
Wyona Freysteinson (nursing, Houston) was quoted in a Sept. 1 Hospital Case Management article, “Hospitals and Case Managers Need More – and Better – Disaster Planning.”
Posted on 09/03/21
In the News: Mahesh Raisinghani
Mahesh “Michael” Raisinghani (business, Denton) was quoted in an Aug. 31 Denton Record-Chronicle story, “Why prices are soaring in Denton and when they might come down.”
Posted on 09/03/21
Hyde: Lessons learned about working from home
Shelia Hyde, a visiting assistant professor in TWU’s College of Business, wrote about lessons learned from working at home during the pandemic.
Posted on 09/03/21
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