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91ΑΤΖζ Legacy Leader follows passion to lead and change the world
1/20/22
Texas Woman’s communication sciences student Lesly Alvarado knew she wanted a way to continue making an impact when she enrolled in the university, and she found the Legacy Leaders program to be the perfect vehicle with which to do it.
91ΑΤΖζ kinesiology graduate committed to life of service for others
12/6/21
The role of a soldier and a physical therapist is to serve others, and Texas Womanβs December 2021 kinesiology graduate Alexandra Pritchett is an outstanding example of how to do both well.
91ΑΤΖζ’s all-female design competition team scores big, brings research to life
11/22/21
Five Texas Woman’s kinesiology seniors turned classroom theories into a real-world device by competing in the November 16-17. The 91ΑΤΖζ team, named The Oneiroi, was the only all-female team competing and won best overall team, along with best poster, best peer review and best video. They also placed second overall in the presentation category. All five team members are December 2021 graduates.
91ΑΤΖζ occupational therapy graduate finds more than just an education
11/16/21
Texas Womanβs is known as the βcampus with a heartβ for the care and attention given to each and every student, especially when those students, like December 2021 MOT graduate Sommer Moreno, find themselves balancing their education while starting a family.
91ΑΤΖζ faculty member combines love for profession with research to help others
10/25/21
According to Elizabeth Plowman, DPT β12, βPhysical therapy never gets boring.β And, Plowman, a Texas Womanβs School of Physical Therapy alumna and an assistant clinical professor in Houston, should know. Her experiences as a teacher, physical therapist, teacher again and researcher have provided her with opportunities to delve into a varied and fulfilling career, while making advances in both her own health and the health of others.