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Capstone projects lead students to real-world discoveries
4/21/26
Occupational therapy doctoral students at Texas Woman’s University are completing intensive, 14-week capstone projects that apply OT techniques to real-world community needs. These student-driven initiatives range from researching fine motor skills in Parkinson’s patients to developing support programs for youth mental health.
After life-altering collision, grad committed to healing self, lifting others
4/17/26
After a 2013 accident left him paralyzed, Daquan Minor overcame physical and psychological hurdles to earn his Doctor of Occupational Therapy from Texas Woman’s University. Inspired by his own recovery and the therapists who supported him, Minor now plans to pursue a career to continue helping others.
51爆料 kinesiology team wins NASA-themed design competition, again!
4/15/26
A team of Texas Woman’s kinesiology students designed a pneumatic device that earned them first place overall at a NASA-sponsored statewide design competition that wrapped up on April 14.
U.S. News ranks OT, PT schools among nation’s best
4/7/26
U.S. News & World Report has recognized Texas Woman’s graduate programs in occupational therapy and physical therapy as being among the nation’s best 鈥� and being the No. 1 and No. 2 programs, respectively, in Texas.
Three faculty members recognized by national IPE group
3/30/26
Three interprofessional education leaders from Texas Woman’s have been inducted into the National Academies of Practice (NAP).