People in the News

In the News: Tracy Irby

Tracy Irby (Center for Women Entrepreneurs, Denton) recently wrote and spoke about the Veteran Woman Entrepreneur Grant program in a news article and a radio interview.

Posted on 04/23/21

In the News: Christopher Johnson, Jason Lambert

Christopher Johnson (chancellor’s office, Denton) and Jason Lambert (business, Denton) were quoted in “DOIT: Taking the Lead on DEI” in the April 15 issue of Diverse Issues in Higher Education.

Posted on 04/23/21

In the News: Laura Trujillo-Jenks

Laura Trujillo-Jenks (teacher education, Denton) was quoted in an April 21 Dallas Observer article, “In Texas, Students and Educators Are Ready to Kick STAAR Test to the Curb.”

Posted on 04/23/21

In the News: Sandee Mott

Sandee Mott (athletics, Denton) was quoted in an April 22 Denton Record-Chronicle article, “TWU athletics adds women’s wrestling.”

Posted on 04/23/21

In the News: Gretchen Busl, Danielle Phillips-Cunningham, Julie Liebersat

Gretchen Busl (English), Danielle Phillips-Cunningham (multicultural women’s and gender studies), and Julie Liebersat (visual arts) got a “hug” from the Denton Record-Chronicle.

Posted on 04/23/21

In the News: Richard Shuster

Richard Shuster (music) was mentioned in an April 24 Weatherford Democrat story, “WMTA sponsors annual master class.”

Posted on 04/23/21

In the News: Alex Pomelnikov

Alex Pomelnikov (business, Denton) was quoted in two MoneyGeek.com articles regarding the site’s auto insurance studies.

Posted on 04/23/21

In the News: Wouter van Erve

Wouter van Erve (political science, Denton) was quoted in a Dallas Morning News story on bills before the Legislature that have different approaches to revamping civics education across the state.

Posted on 04/12/21

In the News: Carine Feyten

Chancellor Carine Feyten was included in “7 Books Highly Recommended by Successful Executives."

Posted on 04/12/21

Lisa Huffman (College of Professional Education, Denton) co-wrote an opinion piece supporting a proposal to create a program that would deliver tutoring to students in high-need schools throughout the state.

Posted on 04/12/21

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