Celebrate with us!
Join us in May for graduation celebrations in recognition of all Spring graduates!
Houston Ceremony: Houston, Woodlands Marriot | Sunday, May 8 at 6 p.m.
Denton & Dallas Ceremonies: Denton, Kitty Magee Arena, Pioneer Hall | Friday, May 13 (9 a.m., 1 p.m., and 4:30 p.m.) and Saturday, May 14 (9 a.m., 1 p.m., and 4:30 p.m.)
Related Information
Place orders now for regalia, announcements, diploma frames and the Texas Woman’s University class ring.
Order online or on-campus from the TWU Bookstore in the Student Union at Hubbard Hall.
If you order online and ship regalia directly to you, graduates are encouraged to order regalia immediately to avoid potential shipping delays. Allow for the following time:
- STANDARD ORDERS: please allow up to 3-4 weeks (unless your ceremony date is sooner) from the date you place your order.
- RUSH ORDERS: please allow up to 6 business days from the date you place your order
Parking rules and regulations change during commencement. Check out the Commencement Parking Map for parking details.
Graduate Highlights
Every graduate of TWU has a compelling story and achievements worth celebrating.
Below we share a few from our Class of 2022.
Texas Woman’s nutrition doctoral graduate Francilia Brito Silva is on a mission to improve the eating habits of students and combat food insecurity on campus.
Originally from Mankesim, Ghana, but growing up in Accra, Ghana, Sam-Brew came to the United States in 2015 because her parents wanted her to have access to better opportunities.
Her interest in science started in summer camp and grew into a dream of becoming a researcher.
“All for one, and one for all," is a phrase best known from the novel by Alexandre Dumas — “The Three Musketeers.” It also represents the roles Govan and her two daughters.
For Lisa Mejia, a 33-year-old mother of two who will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in nursing after a decade of ups and downs, it is a journey from trauma to triumph.
A mid-career shift can be a surprise for some, but thanks to a supportive school district and a master’s in teaching, Hollins-Banks is prepared for the step.
She left behind a spirited legacy when she graduated from TWU with an MBA on May 14, and whoever follows in her footsteps is going to have some awfully big shoes to fill.
Megan Schuth, the first woman battalion chief in the Denton Fire Department, will be awarded her PhD in rhetoric in Friday’s graduation ceremony at TWU.
Commencement Program
Download the May 2022 Commencement Program as a PDF.
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