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Thomas, Brock to speak at Jamison Lecture

Two renowned authors will visit TWU’s Denton campus this March to discuss books as agents of change during the 5th Annual Jamison Lecture.

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Spring Break to affect dining hours on all campuses

If you’re working on any Texas Woman’s campus the week of Spring Break, you might want to pack a lunch — most dining operations will be closed.

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Rosario, students host outreach activity

Martin Rosario (physical therapy) and 13 first-year DPT students hosted a human anatomy lab activity for 21 students from the Tyler Junior College physical therapy assistant program Feb. 29 at the Dallas Center.

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Instructors needed for first-year seminar

Instructors are needed for UNIV 1231, TWU’s first-year seminar that provides an opportunity for students to identify their individual learning styles and develop the skills necessary to learn and succeed in their academic program.

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Email: Keep it professional

There are valid and pretty important reasons to keep your personal email and files completely separate from your professional email and files.

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In the News: Rhett Rigby

Rhett Rigby (health promotion & kinesiology) continues to make news for his team’s research on the benefits of combining therapeutic horseback riding with cognitive exercises.

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In the News: Nancy Bocskor

Nancy Bocskor (Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy) talked politics in a CBS11 interview and also was quoted in a story in The Hill about district races in Texas.

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In the News: Laurie Weller, Melissa Benitez

Laurie Weller (art) and TWU student Melissa Benitez were quoted in a Feb. 28 Denton Record-Chronicle story on early voting turnout.

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Welcome to the TWU Community - February 2020

We welcomed new staff members to the Texas Woman's University Community during the month of February.

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Coronavirus update (3-2-20)

Texas Woman’s University (TWU) is actively monitoring the spread and impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and is pursuing measures to ensure the health and safety of the TWU community.