Spring 2026
Language, learning are lifelong pursuits for PhD candidate
4/22/26
Ángeles Muñoz Carranza has a habit of immersing herself into new languages and cultures. More than 20 years ago, Muñoz moved to the United States from Mexico and enrolled in college without knowing English. After learning English, she went on to earn associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
Nursing research, theory guided grad’s passion
4/22/26
Merriam-Webster might want to consider an addendum to the word “prolific” in its dictionary. Perhaps it could add “see Justin Fontenot,” or post his picture under the entry. Since the fall of 2022, Fontenot has written or contributed to 27 editorial and research pieces that have been published in peer-reviewed nursing journals.
College gave grad confidence to serve fellow students
4/21/26
Initially overwhelmed by the transition from a small town to Texas Woman’s University, first-generation student Magali Castillo Nicolas overcame her doubts by proactively seeking campus resources and mentorship. This personal transformation inspired her to become a dedicated campus leader and mentor. Castillo Nicolas will graduate with a B.S. in psychology with a minor in Spanish.
Grad persisted despite physical, personal challenges
4/21/26
Despite challenges, Charity Broomfield managed to complete two undergraduate degrees. On May 8, she’ll earn a B.S. in biology, with a minor in child development and a B.S. in psychology with a minor in neuroscience. She also received a Biological Research Undergraduate Certificate while at Texas Woman’s.
TWU was strong attraction for Ecuadorian student
4/20/26
Romina Vargas-Trujillo will be graduating May 8 with a Bachelor’s of Business Administration with a double major: one in accounting and the other in finance. The attraction to Texas Woman’s University was strong enough to lure her more than 2,600 miles from her home in Quito, Ecuador.