The Leona Robinson-Diggins Scholarship Endowment has been fully endowed thanks to the generosity of Aaron Diggins, a 2015 graduate of Texas Woman’s University with a B.S. in Criminal Justice. This endowment, held by the Texas Woman’s University Foundation, will...

Aileene Simpson Lockhart graduated in the class of 1932 and was named Distinguished Alumna in 1971. Dr. Lockhart was a former Dean of the College of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance at TWU.

Ashlyn Pedroza ’23 created the Williams Yellow Brick Road Scholarship in memory of her teacher, Barbara Yow Williams (April 14, 1958 – August 8, 2021) The purpose of this scholarship is to mirror the acts of B.J. Williams. Mrs. Williams will forever be an idol...

Col. Austin W. Roberts (ret.) passed away in October 2008. He graduated from Texas A&M University in 1941 and served in World War II and the Korean War. He remained active in the Army Reserve until his retirement in 1971. He was an accredited tax adviser, an ordained...

Bettejoe Rogers Pendleton was born in 1937 in Caddo, Texas to Joe and Bernice Peters Rogers. She graduated from Texas Woman’s University in 1958 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Studies and later win a Master of Arts in Health Studies in 1962. During her...

The Texas Woman’s University Alumni Association was honored to receive a generous gift from the estate of alumna Betty R. Johnston. Betty Johnston most recently lived in Lubbock, Texas, where she died in 2014. A graduate of the class of 1947 from then Texas State...

Jennifer and Douglas Bramwell established the Bramwell Family Scholarship Endowment as a tribute to Jennifer’s life and the family’s dedication to higher education. Jennifer earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Texas Woman’s Houston campus in 2005. The...

Carolyn was a Masters level student in the Texas Woman’s University Department of Communication Sciences pursuing a degree in Deaf Education when she passed away from cancer in 2012. With a severe hearing loss in one ear, Carolyn was drawn to the deaf and hard of...

Caryl E. and Larry W. Mobley, professionals with strong ties to Texas Woman’s University (TWU), have graciously created a scholarship endowment at the institution. Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Caryl pursued a remarkable nursing career, earning her Bachelor of...

Charlsie earned her BA in Political Science and Economics from Texas Women’s University in 1965. She had a distinguished career with the Red Cross, where she served in Vietnam, worked closely with Elizabeth Dole, the president of the Red Cross, and traveled to China...

The Melton Family Scholarship Endowment was created by Cynthia D. Melton ’93, ’01. She obtained her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business from TWU leading a successful career in human resources at Dynacraft and Peterbilt Motors Company. Cindie attributes her...

Cynthia J. Harper, with her strong ties to the university, has always held TWU close to her heart. She graduated with a degree in business in 1956. Her passion for education and the values instilled during her time at TWU have inspired this initiative. A. John Harper...

Cynthia Maguire earned her Bachelor of Science in medical technology from Central State University in Edmond, OK, in 1976. She later earned two M.S. degrees from Texas Woman’s University: biology teaching in 2001 and chemistry teaching in 2003. Maguire joined the TWU...

Texas Woman’s University has received a generous planned gift from Amelia “Diana” Wysocki, a cherished alumna who graduated in 1967 with her BS in Biology. This gift establishes a scholarship endowment dedicated to supporting students majoring in biology. Diana...

Dorothy Evans Mayes (1898 – 1994), wife of Wendell Wise Mayes, was a noted Texas artist. She was born to Ewing Oliphant Evans and Maude Shelley Evans in 1898 in Hondo, Mexico where her father was a physician with the Mexican International Railroad. She grew up in San...

Dorothy Meyer Kincaid was born in Corsicana, Texas in 1924 to parents, Otta Henry Meyer and Mabel Malone Meyer and spent her childhood with her parents in various East Texas oil fields. After graduating from Longview High School, Dorothy began her college career at...

Douglas Newsom graduated with a BSN degree from TWU in 2021. He then ventured upon a nursing career which he believed was better suited for him than working in real estate after first obtaining a BA degree from Baylor University. Douglas saw a real need for nurses to...

Carolyn was born on August 25, 1930, in Harlingen, Texas. She attended school in Harlingen, Houston, and Stuttgart, Arkansas. She received a B.S. in 1952 and M.A. in 1953 from Texas State College for Women (now Texas Women s University). She then went to Louisiana...

Dawn Chaney was born and raised in a small town of 600 in Central Pennsylvania. She earned degrees at Penn Hall College in Pennsylvania and is a three-time alumna of Texas Woman’s University. Dawn had a career in Higher Education that took her from Texas A&I...

Dr. Derek Crews is a Professor of Management at Texas Woman’s University, and a workforce development consultant. Dr. Crews earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Business Administration at the University of North Texas, and his doctorate in Business Education...

Texas Woman’s University is proud to announce a generous gift from the estate of Dr. Freida Carson, a distinguished alumna from the Class of 1947 who graduated with a degree in Chemistry. This gift establishes the Dr. Freida Carson Scholarship Quasi-Endowment to...

Alumna Mary E. Ridgway, PhD ’71, ’74 has established a third scholarship endowment. The latest is in tribute to her sister, Dr. Helen Ridgway, who earned her master’s and doctorate at Baylor Research (now Baylor Scott & White Research Institute) and was a biochemist...

Jay-lin Jane-Topel was born in Taipei, Taiwan in 1951 to Tong-Hsiang Cheng and Chih-Fei Chen-Cheng. Her father was a colonel in the National Chinese Army during WWII and the family fled from the Peoples Republic of China to Taiwan in 1949. She attended the National...

Jessie Bateman-Barns (Narsutis), professor emerita and former Dean of the Texas Woman’s University’s College of Household Arts & Sciences, was active in University and community organizations. She was a member of the TWU President’s Council and co-chaired, with her...

Jessie Bateman-Barns (Narsutis), professor emerita and former Dean of the Texas Woman’s University’s College of Household Arts & Sciences was active in University and community organizations. She was a member of the TWU President’s Council and co-chaired, with her...

Johnie Christian was born Nov. 5, 1898, in Rosston. She worked as an education research and program specialist, for the US Office of Education and was head of the Department of Home Economics at Texas Woman’s University in Denton. A student at TWU when it was the...

Dr. Ridgway received her master’s and doctorate in Physical Education from Texas Woman’s University. Dr. Ridgway had a long and distinguished career in higher education serving as a head coach, Professor of Kinesiology, and senior administrator at the University of...

The Nancy Glick Scholarship Endowment was established in 2000 with the purpose of providing a scholarship to one TWU student accepted into the first semester of the Entry Level Dental Hygiene Program. The first semester for a student majoring in Dental Hygiene is the...

Friends and former students of Dr. Phyllis Bridges, Cornaro Professor of English at Texas Woman’s University, have established a scholarship in honor of the longtime TWU educator. In a letter announcing the fund-raising effort, committee co-chairs Dr. Carolyn...

Dr. Rose Nieswiadomy, or Dr. Rose as she was fondly known as, received a Bachelor’s and a Master’s of Nursing from TWU and a Ph.D. in Nursing from North Texas State University, today known as the University of North Texas. Dr. Rose dedicated over 30 years of her life...