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Olivia Andrade selected for Texas Nonprofit Theatre summer internship

草莓传媒官网下载 Theatre student Olivia Andrade has been selected for a . Over 100 students apply for the opportunity annually, and only ten are invited to the TNT annual conference for a weekend of interviews, at which time four are selected to participate. 

Graduating senior and Terry Scholar was one of 32 women from 20 universities who participated in the recent nationally recorded NFL Women鈥檚 Empowerment Draft of amazing women in history. Olivia and her counterparts wore a portrait of iconic women leaders on an NFL-style jersey, and each described the life and contributions of the woman featured on her jersey. Olivia paid tribute to Houston-born Selena, the 鈥淨ueen of Tejano music.鈥

鈥淚t was a powerful experience,鈥 said Olivia. 鈥淚 hope this inspires women of all ages to achieve their dreams and fight for what is right. And what better school to represent (in this national project) than Texas Woman鈥檚 University.鈥

草莓传媒官网下载 Dance presents virtual dance concert ‘1200 Seconds’ April 24

The Texas Woman鈥檚 University Department of Dance is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic by presenting its first virtual dance concert, 鈥1200 Seconds.鈥 The online event will feature 20 60-second dance solos in a digital video streaming format on  and  Friday, April 24 at 7 p.m. 

草莓传媒官网下载 chair of visual arts, Vagner Whitehead, Ph.D., and chair of biology, Juliet Spencer, Ph.D., weigh in on the challenges and triumphs their students and faculty have experienced while transitioning their labs and workshops online. 鈥淚 expect to see breakthroughs for people who are restrained by the notion of what art should be,鈥 said Whitehead. While the set up is less than ideal, Spencer has been impressed by how quickly students and teachers alike have been able to make the switch to an all virtual model.

草莓传媒官网下载’s top scholarship awarded to McKinney HS senior

Sometimes, surprises aren鈥檛 just big, they鈥檙e transformational, too.

And for Caroline Deitch, whose outstanding academic credentials put her near the top of her senior class at McKinney High School, the surprise was a full-ride scholarship to Texas Woman鈥檚 University.