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Thanks to virtual reality technology, TCU nursing students are building assessment and communication skills to prepare them for clinical experiences.

Austin Graybeal, assistant professor and researcher of kinesiology, just earned the university's first-ever Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) award for his research and project on early breast cancer detection and screening.

To honor the legacy and contribution of former Harris College Dean Chris Watts, TCU Trustee Marilyn Davies established the Dr. Christopher R. Watts Endowed Scholarship to support COSD students.

What started as a doctoral dissertation nearly a decade ago has now evolved into a federally funded research project to bridge the gap in bilingual speech-language pathology and vocabulary development for young children.

A social work associate professor in the Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences has been selected as a 2026-2027 Fulbright U.S. Scholar for India to continue her research and represent Texas Christian University across the globe.

Karina Jimenez Torres ’26 just graduated with a triple degree from TCU, including her bachelor's in social work. She plans on continuing her studies and is enrolled for her master's in social work in the fall.

A collaboration effort in the works for over a year has now come to fruition, with Texas Christian University’s Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences social work program and a Neeley School of Business consulting club, Student Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations, partnering with a local nonprofit serving children.

Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences is highlighting some of its graduates from the hundreds who will walk away with their bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees for spring 2026.

With the help of Google, YouTube and ChatGPT, Patrick Sherlock created the MedAtlas Scholar app for students who want a different way of studying medicine.