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State scholarships give TWU grad students boost toward accounting careers
1/25/24
Delainee Gibson and Danielle Hendrix took a step closer to coveted careers in the accounting world, thanks to scholarships from the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. The scholarships will help the two Texas Woman’s graduate students in finishing their accounting degrees and sitting for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam.
Master’s student adds scholarship to healthcare resume
1/22/24
Vamsidhara Vemireddy, a Texas Woman’s graduate student on the Dallas campus, is the latest winner of the Foster G. McGaw Scholarship. The McGaw Scholarship is given annually to a student in the MHA or the dual MHA-MBA program in the TWU Healthcare Administration program.
MBA offers exonerated Death Row inmate fresh start
12/12/23
Ryan Matthews is ready to take a a big step toward charting his own course when he graduates from Texas Woman’s on Dec. 16 with an MBA, which has an emphasis on business analytics. When he was 17 years old, Matthews was convicted of a murder he did not commit. He spent five years on death row in Louisiana before DNA evidence exonerated him in 2004.
TWU teams place in regional competition for healthcare administration students
11/6/23
Thanks to quick thinking, four TWU Master of Healthcare Administration students used evidence-based research to identify and recommend appropriate interventions and took the top prize at the North Texas Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives case competition in October. A second TWU team earned third-place honors.
Mom of 4 works full time and on cusp of second degree
10/5/23
Patricia Aguirre has put a lot on her plate the last few years to accomplish one of her life goals: to get a college degree. After graduating in May 2023 from TWU’s College of Business with a bachelor’s degree in human resource management, Aguirre decided to continue her education. She will graduate in May of 2024 from TWU with an MBA that has an emphasis in human resource management.