探花楼

探花楼 student on mission to inspire future biomechanics practitioners

5/10/22

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.

探花楼 design team wins NASA challenge – again!

4/22/22

What鈥檚 better than a heavy underdog winning an innovative design contest involving some of the state鈥檚 brightest minds?

Winning it again.

Research internship is on grad’s path to becoming scientist

4/18/22

Makayla Hughes has a deep concern for the health and welfare of her community. She鈥檚 witnessed firsthand how members of her tight-knit, mostly Black neighborhood in Houston lacked the kind of care essential to keep its residents healthy.

Cancer research sparked grad’s interest in biotechnology

4/15/22

Her interest in science started in summer camp and grew into a dream of becoming a researcher. Harsh words from a supervisor temporarily derailed that dream, but Lindsey Ramos Freitas overcame her struggles, regained her confidence, and is set to receive her professional science master鈥檚 degree during spring commencement ceremonies at Texas Woman鈥檚 University.

All-female team makes history with NASA contest win

3/1/22

As non-engineers competing in a NASA-sponsored engineering design challenge, an all-female team of Texas Woman鈥檚 University kinesiology seniors knew they鈥檇 be heavy underdogs. But they defied conventional wisdom and won, making history in the process.