News

Nursing grant to expand global learning opportunities

The College of Nursing and one of its professors, Mikyoung Lee, PhD, RN, has partnered with a South Korean university to expand global learning opportunities for nursing students.

Research was grad student’s motivation in scholarly accolades

While managing full-time coursework on TWU’s Houston campus and clinical fieldwork rotations, doctoral student Jessica Marchant is finding time to conduct a doctoral-level scoping review examining occupation-based, task-specific occupational therapy interventions associated with measurable neural and functional outcomes.

Texas grant strengthens TWU nursing student readiness

Texas Woman’s University’s College of Nursing has received a $749,977 state grant to transform how undergraduate nursing students practice, demonstrate and ultimately master clinical skills they will need before entering the workforce.

Nursing PhD program named among nation’s best

Texas Woman's University's PhD in Nursing Science program has been named one of just five programs nationwide to earn the National League for Nursing's inaugural Program of Excellence designation for research-focused doctoral education.

Nursing’s forensic science rotation hits milestone

In a year of prominent anniversaries that includes the United States’ 250th and Texas Woman’s 125th, the university’s College of Nursing is marking its 10th year of a partnership in forensic sciences no textbook can match.