Horned Frogs take action for the greater good in the fields of sustainability, health care, business and child development.
Shaping World Leaders
Emphasizing Empathy in Health Care
Television producer and writer Katherine Beattie ’08 works tirelessly to advance accurate portrayals of and equal opportunities for people with disabilities.
Broadway performer John Devereaux ’12 uses his many talents as a stage performer and social media star to entertain audiences and positively impact others.
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Research on the Rise
Grants for the Greater Good
- Intervening for Vulnerable Children
$2.9 million grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development. - Advancing Racial Health Equity
$1 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to TCU's Center for Translational Research. - Exploring the Galaxy
$578,000 grant from the Space Telescope Science Institute to TCU's Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Improving Access & Inclusion
Examining Our Past
The Race & Reconciliation Initiative is an academically based, historically focused research project to investigate racism and inequality and help TCU cultivate a more inclusive campus.
Helping First-Gen Frogs Make the Leap
TCU retains first-generation college students at a rate higher than the national average, thanks to a comprehensive support model that emphasizes connection at every stage of the journey.
Bridging the Gap for Underserved Students
More than 500 Community Scholars from minority-majority high schools in the DFW area have received a full scholarship to TCU and graduated prepared for careers in multiple fields.
Nurturing an Outstanding Student Experience
TCU Experts in the News
“Are Football Collisions Linked to Parkinson’s?”
After NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre revealed he has Parkinson’s disease, Christopher Watts, dean of TCU’s Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, who researches the disease, weighed in on all the risk factors leading to a diagnosis.
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