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Smith contributes more than 200 volunteer hours for CoSIDA

Paul Smith (athletics, Denton) was among 11 CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America) members who contributed 200 volunteer hours or more in a record-setting year for the organization’s #Volunteer 15 program.

Posted on 07/19/21

In the News: Carine Feyten

Chancellor Carine Feyten was one of three female entrepreneurs who were asked, “If you could have dinner with any two DFW business leaders, who would you choose?”

Posted on 07/16/21

In the News: Brian Fehler

Brian Fehler (English, Denton) was interviewed by KERA reporter Miguel Perez and featured in a story, “North Texas gay bars have provided community for many. Here are their stories."

Posted on 07/16/21

Join Texas Woman's SECC committee

Texas’ State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC) is one of the largest state employee campaigns in the nation providing aid to family, friends, neighbors, and countless others in need across the state.

Posted on 07/13/21

Sunday event to impact Denton traffic

On Sunday, July 18, the TWU Soccer team will host its annual Pioneer Power Sprint and 5K on the TWU-Denton campus. To support this event, Bell Avenue will be closed between Chapel Road and Texas Street from 6 a.m. until noon.

Posted on 07/13/21

'Bragging encouraged' in completing self-appraisals

Texas Woman's Self Appraisal and Performance Evaluation process is underway, and the deadline is fast approaching. Self-appraisals for staff are due by Friday, July 23.

Posted on 07/13/21

Commencement ceremonies featured in Hispanic publication

Texas Woman’s May graduation activities at Texas Motor Speedway were featured in the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities’ summer 2021 publication, “The Voices of Hispanic Higher Education.”

Posted on 07/13/21

In memoriam: Sandra Cruz

The TWU Community offers its condolences to the family and friends of Sandra Cruz (facilities management), who passed away July 7, 2021.

Posted on 07/13/21

Fletcher's memorial noted in news story

The late Mayme Fletcher, a former TWU DPS sergeant, was the focus of a July 2 Denton Record-Chronicle story, “Denton County’s first female officer remembered for dedication, compassion.”

Posted on 07/13/21

Students appreciative of closed captioning efforts

Stephen Souris (English, Denton) learned how to add closed captioning to his lectures when Texas Woman's classes moved online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Posted on 07/13/21

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