Houston Happenings, 11-13-19

TWU’s Center for Women Entrepreneurs and the College of Business are shaking up the way women handle their business with the SALT Shaker Wednesday Workshop Series. The workshops are designed to

Dallas Digest, 11-13-19

Tina Fletcher (occupational therapy) was recognized as a consultant on the “Speechless” exhibit at the opening night ceremony at the Dallas Museum of Art. Texas Woman’s University was mentioned in a

Denton Details, 11-13-19

Reminder: TWU is hosting a writing workshop and poetry reading led by 2020 Texas Poet Laureate Emmy Pérez Wednesday, Nov. 13. Explore all the creative ways women get involved in politics to make a

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Transfer Student Success (11-13-19 update)

The Transfer Student Success initiative, tasked to design innovative approaches to ensure support for TWU’s transfer students, began its work in Fall 2018.

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Process Efficiencies (11-13-19 update)

The Process Efficiencies Initiative (PEI) kicked off in Fall 2019 with the goal of championing continuous, user-centered process improvement at Texas Woman’s University.

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Carine Feyten

Chancellor Carine Feyten was featured twice in the Denton Record-Chronicle: a photo of the 80th anniversary celebration of Little-Chapel-in-the-Woods, and in a news feature about maintaining frugality in travel expenses.

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New painting unveiled on Chapel anniversary

Thanks to a donation from former Regent Nancy Painter Paup and her husband, Ted, TWU has a new painting commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Little-Chapel-in-the-Woods.

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Help us spread holiday cheer

For more than 20 years, the TWU community has come together to give holiday gifts to children of our students in need. Last year, we helped 185 student parents who requested aid for their families.

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Consistency is key with logo use

Texas Woman’s University launched a new logo in August 2017, but previous versions of the symbol still appear in brochures and other items from time to time.

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Associate professor uses mirrors in therapy research

Wyona Freysteinson made her career choice at the age of 2. “I knew I was going to be a nurse,” said Freysteinson, associate professor of nursing at TWU’s Houston Center.