Texas Woman's University is a public university that offers programs in nursing, education, health care professions, nutrition, arts and sciences, and business.

Texas Woman's University

Texas Woman's University is a public university that offers programs primarily in nursing, education, health care professions, nutrition, arts and sciences, and business.

Higher Education

TWU Merrilee Alexander Kick College of Business & Entrepreneurship

TWU College of Nursing

TWU College of Professional Education

Baylor Scott & White Health

MD Anderson Cancer Center

UT Southwestern Medical Center

Texas Health Resources

Healthcare Services

Education

Business Development

Operations

Community and Social Services

Business Administration and Management, General

Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse

PSYCHOLOGY

Nursing

Health/Health Care Administration/Management

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What an insightful morning on the Texas Woman's University Dallas campus with the Texas Women's Foundation ! We came together to explore women's transformative impact on driving the Texas economy while tackling the critical barriers that challenge their economic stability and mobility.

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Denton businesswoman Kathleen Hildreth has given $1 million to Texas Woman's University. Half of the money will be used to fund scholarships for every student in the inaugural class of the Doswell School of Aeronautical Sciences and the other half will match future donations to the program. As a West Point graduate and commissioned U.S. Army officer, Hildreth flew VIPs in Korea and served as a maintenance test pilot. After her military stint, she found other ways to support her country through Department of Defense contracts, giving to veterans causes, and serving on the board of the Wounded Warrior Project. “I’d like to be able to give back — especially to things I know will make a difference in the future,” Hildreth said during a recent visit to TWU, at which she met the students who benefitted from the scholarships. “You can see the results of your investment. I think it’s really impactful.” ✈️

Houston promotes communication at interprofessional education event, Pioneers Remembered is coming up in December, and TWU Basketball will celebrate a banner year at their home opener in this week's edition of Pioneer Mail!

For the fifth time in the last seven years, a team of Texas Woman’s undergraduate kinesiology students took the top overall prize at a NASA-sponsored statewide design competition. The Texas Woman’s team, dubbed Team Pleiades, was the only kinesiology department and the only all-female team represented at the two-day competition. 🥇🚀

Learn about a first-year pre-nursing student's journey to TWU, the community gathers to paint a new mural, and soccer moves on in the postseason in this week's Pioneer Mail!

Generations of women have shaped the story of U.S. military aviation, from the pioneering Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of WWII to today’s fighter pilots. But there’s a group you may not know: Generation 2—the first women trained by the U.S. Air Force and Navy to fly in the 1970s and 80s. Although they weren’t yet permitted in combat, they proved their skill in global missions, flying cargo planes, navigating war zones, and shouldering vital roles until they broke barriers by ending the combat exclusion policy in 1994. They paved the way for today's combat aviators, who now serve on the front lines. Recently, Texas Woman’s University held a reception to honor these aviators and gather their stories, further building our archive of knowledge from these military pilots. We’re committed to preserving their legacy, ensuring that Generation 2 is remembered alongside Generations 1 and 3. This Veteran’s Day, we honor the courage and dedication of those who served.

Our first TWU Houston President, Dr. Monica Williams, had her installation ceremony today! We can't wait to see the exciting future President Williams has planned for TWU Houston! 🎉

Chemistry earns grant, and basketball claims No. 2 national ranking in this week's edition of Pioneer Mail!

Last night, we celebrated Merrilee Kick at the official check presentation for her $30M donation to Texas Woman's University ! The university is building a business school to be named the Merrilee Alexander Kick School of Business, as well as creating more opportunities for future entrepreneurs, innovators, and business owners on behalf of Merrilee's donation. We are very proud of her!

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