People in the News

In the News: Carine M. Feyten

Chancellor Carine M. Feyten was quoted in a Sept. 15 Dallas Innovates story, “TWU Ranks Top in Texas and Fifth Nationally for Ethnic Diversity, According to U.S. News.”

Posted on 09/21/20

In the News: Monica Mendez-Grant

Monica Mendez-Grant (student life) was interviewed for a Sept. 15 segment on KRLD Radio about TWU's record enrollment and diversity ranking in the U.S. News Best Colleges edition.

Posted on 09/15/20

In the News: James Lumpkin

James Lumpkin (College of Business) is quoted in a Sept. 12 Dallas Business Journal story, “The State of the MBA in North Texas: Softer job market only part of changing landscape.”

Posted on 09/14/20

In the News: Rupal Patel

Rupal Patel (physical therapy, Houston) participated in a national Facebook and Instagram Live event Thursday, Sept. 3, about movement health equity with Move Together.

Posted on 09/08/20

In the News: Katherine Landdeck

Katherine Landdeck’s (history) latest book, The Women with Silver Wings, received a positive review in a Sept. 5 Denton Record-Chronicle article, “Books cast fresh look on World War II.”

Posted on 09/05/20

History-making TWU women lauded

A number of women from TWU history were included in “19 Stories for 100 Years,” a blog post from U.S. Congressman Michael C. Burgess, MD, marking the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment.

Posted on 09/05/20

In the News: Dawna-Diamond Tyson

Dawna-Diamond Tyson (student regent) was quoted in a Sept. 4 Denton Record-Chronicle story, “Use-of-Force committee touches on white privilege.”

Posted on 09/05/20

In the News: Kevin Becker

Kevin Becker (health promotion and kinesiology) recently was a guest on the Perception & Action Podcast hosted by Rob Gray.

Posted on 09/01/20

In the News: Meg Griffiths

Meg Griffiths (visual arts) was interviewed for an Aug. 26 National Public Radio story, “Suffrage Photos Build a Bridge From The Past To The Future.”

Posted on 08/28/20

In the News: Matt Moustakas

Matt Moustakas (risk management) was quoted in an Aug. 24 Dallas Morning News story, “Texas colleges already seeing COVID-19 cases as classes begin.”

Posted on 08/25/20

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