"No matter how dramatic the end result, good-to-great transformations never happen in one fell swoop...there is no single defining action, no grand program, no one killer innovation, no solitary lucky break, no miracle moment. Rather, the process resembles relentlessly pushing a giant, heavy flywheel, turn upon turn, building momentum until a point of breakthrough, and beyond."
—Jim CollinsTexas Woman’s—3 campuses, 5 colleges, 9 schools, 100 departments, 3,000 leaders—commits to pushing “turn upon turn” to advance its mission and vision in the next five years. The goals are mighty. People with purpose are mightier. Hear Chancellor Feyten’s endorsement of Momentum.
Five initiatives from Learn to Thrive: Strategic Plan 2022, v.1.5 are carrying forward for a version 2.0 in Momentum: Strategic Plan 2028. These initiatives will take on a new focus and support the broader work of the imperatives.
Explore news, updates, and event information for the Strategic Plan. As imperative and initiative teams work to further the mission of the university, we’ll provide updates to the TWU community.
Texas Woman’s recognizes the challenges of being a student and a parent. The Spring 2024 ceremony—hosted by CARE—recognized a family’s role in a student’s academic journey.
TWU Dallas celebrated the installation of Monica Christopher as the Dallas Campus President in March of 2024.
Each year undergraduate kinesiology students participate in a NASA-sponsored design competition, bringing opportunities in STEM to more students. In 2023, the all-female team won first-place honors.
TWU faculty in the Student Prosperity initiative share words of encouragement to current students.
Athletics and Advancement team up for tailgating parties before Pioneer games.
The Frontiers Program decorates duffle bags for students in foster care.
To live is to grow, change, and adapt. This plan is not static but a living document. The Strategic Plan Design Team will work with imperative and initiative teams and the Texas Woman’s community in a process of continuous improvement to “keep building on the bike even as we ride it,” to quote Chancellor Feyten.