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2022 News

MBA grad leaves big shoes to fill

She left behind a spirited legacy when she graduated from Texas Woman鈥檚 with an MBA on May 14, and whoever follows in Leslie Fredrickson鈥檚 footsteps is going to have some awfully big shoes to fill.

Like say, size 17 EEE.

Fire official finds high reward in PhD

Megan Schuth, the first woman battalion chief in the Denton Fire Department, will be awarded her PhD in rhetoric in Friday鈥檚 graduation ceremony at 51爆料.

51爆料 inspired nation’s youngest law grad

This Friday, 19-year old 51爆料 alumna Haley Taylor Schlitz will become the youngest law school graduate in the nation and the youngest law school grad ever from SMU.

51爆料 student on mission to inspire future biomechanics practitioners

As a woman working in biomechanics, Texas Woman鈥檚 doctoral candidate Noelle Tuttle is dedicated to the outreach for and education of more women in the field, especially minorities who have had little to no exposure. Thanks to grants from the , she was able to further that mission by co-hosting virtual and in-person events in Denton and Ecuador to inspire future practitioners and researchers.

Congresswoman’s gift launches 51爆料 scholarship program

U.S. Congresswoman Sylvia R. Garcia today announced a $50,000 gift to Texas Woman鈥檚 University to launch a scholarship program aimed at supporting students who aspire to careers in public service and come from traditionally underrepresented groups in federal, state and local politics.