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TWU debuts Multicultural Women's and Gender Studies bachelor's degree

7/21/22

Texas Woman's University is offering a bachelor's degree in Multicultural Women's and Gender Studies beginning in Fall 2022.

"It's officially approved," said Danielle Phillips-Cunningham, PhD, associate professor and program lead of the Multicultural Women's & Gender Studies program. "It's on the books. Sign up."

Tullia infuses lessons learned at TWU into dean's job

7/5/22

You'd be hard-pressed to find a better example of the symbiosis between a Texas Woman's University education and an emerging career than the example of Tawny LeBouef Tullia.

The combinations of job and education, challenges and preparation, environment and interests have taken Tullia to Memphis, Tenn., where she just completed the first month of her interim year as dean of the Rosa Deal School of Arts at Christian Brothers University.

TWU Alumna Brownlow earns ACLS fellowship

6/24/22

Texas Woman's University alumna Elizabeth Brownlow has earned the American Council of Learned Societies' Leading Edge Fellowship to serve as a Research and Communications Strategist at PowerSwitch Action.

TWU student receives National Puerto Rican Day Parade Scholarship

6/14/22

Texas Woman's University student Fabiola Gonzalez-Zeno has been named a recipient of the National Puerto Rican Day Parade Scholarship. Gonzalez-Zeno is a communication sciences and disorders student at TWU. Only 100 National Puerto Rican Day Parade scholarships were awarded nationwide.

TWU alumna Oswalt named to NHC Advisory Council

6/13/22

Texas Woman’s University alumna Amanda Oswalt has been named to the National Humanities Center’s Teacher Advisory Council for 2022-23.

"I already have a love for the humanities," said Oswalt, who earned a PhD in rhetoric from TWU in 2021 and teaches at Collin College in Frisco. "To be able to work with educational programs on a national level, things that can help influence students and teachers, is a really exciting opportunity."