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Carolyn Da Silva

Carolyn Da Silva (physical therapy, Houston) was a guest on the Nov. 17 Fifty+ show on KPRC-AM. Da Silva was interviewed about the increasing likelihood of disabilities in senior citizens, and how

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Shannon Mantaro

Shannon Mantaro (Center for Women Entrepreneurs) was quoted in a Nov. 15 Dallas Innovates story on microgrants awarded by the center. (11-20-19)

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Jill Jester, Carine M. Feyten

Quotes from Board of Regents Chair Jill Jester and Chancellor Carine M. Feyten were included in stories about the naming of the Jane Nelson Leadership Institute published in the Nov. 8 Denton

Thanksgiving brings shuttle service changes

Shuttle service to the Denton Bible Church parking lot (2300 E. University Dr.) will be suspended Nov. 25-26.

City project to close part of Bell Avenue

The City of Denton will begin work on water service improvements along North Bell Avenue from Texas Street to Schmitz Avenue beginning Sunday, Nov. 24. The project is expected to be completed Dec. 1.

Houston Happenings, 11-20-19

All faculty and staff are invited to join in the holiday celebration, scheduled noon to 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 4 in the eighth-floor Legacy Room. An RSVP is requested. IT Solutions staff Corin

Dallas Digest, 11-20-19

Tina Fletcher (occupational therapy) published “A Show of Hands: Using a Multimodal Teaching Activity to Foster Self-Reflection” in the AOTA Special Interest Section Quarterly’s November issue,

Denton Details, 11-20-19

Opening night of TWU Theatre’s “The Architecture of Loss” is Wednesday, Nov. 20. Performances continue through Sunday, Nov. 24. The North Texas Food Bank Mobile Pantry will be in the Jones Hall

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Global Perspectives (11-20-19 update)

The goal of the Global Perspectives initiative is to “increase global perspectives through faculty exchanges, enrollment of international students, education abroad, and international collaborations.”

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Leadership Institute, exhibit hall named for pioneering women

The TWU Board of Regents at its Nov. 8 meeting renamed its Institute for Women’s Leadership, The Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership.