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Chancellor's Circle Brochure 2024

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The Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong><br />

represents a select group of extraordinary donors – united with<br />

a purpose – to ensure Texas Woman’s University thrives. Support<br />

through the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> provides resources for the university<br />

system and funding for the chancellor to respond to urgent and<br />

immediate needs as they arise. Members are offered unique<br />

opportunities to join a group of dedicated alumni and friends<br />

whose annual support of $1,500 or more makes an important<br />

difference in the lives and efforts of TWU students and their<br />

families, faculty and programs.<br />

Your membership in the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong><br />

provides flexible funding for the university<br />

system’s most pressing priorities. With your<br />

tax-deductible gift, the future of Texas<br />

Woman’s can continue to shine bright.<br />

CARINE M. FEYTEN, PH.D.<br />

CHANCELLOR & PRESIDENT


Dr. Betty B. Alford ’54, ’56, ’65<br />

Mary Anne Alhadeff & David Alhadeff<br />

Regent Ellen A. Amirkhan ’79<br />

Louise K. Appleman ’62 & R. Gordon Appleman<br />

Carolyn L. Atkins ’66 & James M. Atkins<br />

Lewis Benavides & Jill Benavides<br />

Suzanne Boatner ’67<br />

Dr. Margaret J. Bogle ’89 & William J. Bogle<br />

Patricia A. Bosse Gunther & Frank A. Gunther III<br />

Kathleen G. Bradbury ’71, ’72<br />

Dr. Lottye S. Brodsky-Lyle ’67<br />

Dr. Elizabeth Hall Burns ’78, ’81 & Dr. John M. Burns<br />

Gay Lynn Wooten Bynum ’65 & Herman Bynum<br />

C. Susan Cass ’84, ’92<br />

Dr. Peter F. Cohen<br />

Judy B. Cole & Captain Lash D. Hansborough<br />

Dr. Carolyn Colvin ’52, ’53 *<br />

Patricia A. Crocker<br />

Laura V. Estrada ’74 & Paul F. Hermann<br />

Patrice Benfield Frisby ’80<br />

Hilda C. Galvan<br />

Sheryl D. Goodson ’92<br />

Dr. Margaret M. Griffin<br />

Dr. Carolyn S. Gunning<br />

Kathey Hesse Hannah ’74 & Mark Hannah<br />

A. John Harper III & Elizabeth Harper<br />

Dr. Linda Loveless Hughes & Dr. Lannie R. Hughes<br />

Regent Robert E. Hyde & Mary Ann Hyde<br />

Regent Jillian E. Jester & Christopher L. Rasmussen<br />

Dr. Ruth A. Johnson<br />

2023 MEMBERS<br />

CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE<br />

Dr. Frances Jean Kelley ’89, ’95<br />

Dorothy M. Kinsel ’51<br />

Maurine S. LeBeau<br />

Regent Stacie Dieb McDavid ’80 & David McDavid<br />

Sara M. Miller & Korey Miller<br />

Gloria L. Montgomery ’74<br />

Judy Morton ’57<br />

Dr. Cherie M. Mulkey ’75, ’99<br />

Jan E. Muller ’75<br />

Neena Newberry<br />

Barbara D. Nunneley ’75<br />

Deirdre E. Parker ’08<br />

Kathryn Parker<br />

Kathryn C. Ragsdale ’63<br />

Dr. Kimberly A. Russell<br />

Raquel L. Schmitz ’94 & Eric Schmitz<br />

Norma L. Silva-Quinn ’74 & Michael Quinn<br />

Dr. Glenda Brock Simmons ’61, ’62 & Jerry Simmons<br />

Dr. Patricia Y. Sosa-Sanchez ’04, ’06, ’15 & Rey S. Sanchez<br />

Sherrill R. Taylor ’83, ’86<br />

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton<br />

Texas Women’s Foundation<br />

Charles Venable<br />

Dr. Frances B. Vick<br />

Jane D. Weidenbacker ’58<br />

Regent Mary P. Wilson & William R. Wilson, Jr.<br />

Dr. Stephanie L. Woods ’79<br />

Dr. Rama Yelkur<br />

SILVER<br />

Neva Cochran ’78<br />

Erin A. Connally<br />

The Honorable Maurine Dickey & Roland Dickey<br />

Diane M. Dillion ’79, ’87<br />

Sheila A. Eeds & John M. Eeds<br />

Jane Erwin ’93 & Ronnye G. Erwin<br />

Carol L. Gay ’67<br />

Kay W. Goodman ’58<br />

Dr. Beverly S. Griffea ’04<br />

Dr. Anngienetta R. Johnson ’71 & Raymond J. Johnson<br />

Kimberly L. Johnson ’93, ’07<br />

Stacee L. Johnson-Williams<br />

Dr. Morgan E. Kolencherry ’13, ’16 & Patrick Kolencherry<br />

Dr. Anne M. Simpson & Danny Simpson<br />

Regent Crystal C. Wright & Randall J. Wright<br />

GOLD<br />

Bill DeBerry, Jr. / Bill DeBerry Funeral Directors<br />

Madelyn Jennings ’56<br />

Merrilee A. Kick ’09 & Timothy Kick<br />

Dr. Shelley D. Sweatt ’89 & Greg D. Sweatt<br />

PLATNIUM<br />

Dr. Dawn S. Chaney ’63, ’66, ’70<br />

*Deceased


<strong>2024</strong>


Giving Levels<br />

Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong><br />

Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> Fund between<br />

$1,500 - $2,499<br />

BENEFITS INCLUDE:<br />

• Chancellor’s Boldly Go monthly e-newsletter<br />

• Exclusive town hall meeting with the chancellor<br />

• Invitations to events with the chancellor<br />

• Monthly video message updates from the<br />

Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> Student Ambassador<br />

Silver Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong><br />

Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> Fund between<br />

$2,500 - $4,999<br />

BENEFITS INCLUDE THOSE FOR THE CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE, PLUS:<br />

• Dedicated staff member to provide personalized assistance<br />

with questions and requests<br />

• Guided campus tour of any of the three campuses<br />

Gold Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong><br />

Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> Fund between<br />

$5,000 - $9,999<br />

BENEFITS INCLUDE THOSE FOR THE SILVER CIRCLE, PLUS:<br />

• Signature engagement opportunities with the chancellor<br />

Platinum Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong><br />

Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> Fund between<br />

$10,000 - $24,999+<br />

BENEFITS INCLUDE THOSE FOR THE GOLD CIRCLE, PLUS:<br />

• Naming a one-time scholarship award of $5,000 with the<br />

opportunity to meet the TWU student recipient


LIFELONG IMPACT & VALUE<br />

THREE CAMPUSES, ONE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM<br />

With campuses in Denton, Dallas and Houston, TWU has grown<br />

its mission of serving a diverse range of populations over the last<br />

122 years. In addition to its distinctive position as the nation’s only<br />

university system with a woman-focused mission, US News &<br />

World Report ranks the TWU student body, of which more than<br />

half are first-generation college students, as tied for #1 in Texas<br />

and #5 in the nation for racial and ethnic diversity. A rich array<br />

of programming — such as TWU’s Center for Belonging and<br />

First-Generation Students and our Frontiers Program for students<br />

formerly in foster care — is a big part of what makes Texas Woman’s<br />

such an incredible institution for students from all walks of life.<br />

TWU is known for its long-standing history of contributions and<br />

leadership across all disciplines and for breaking down barriers in a<br />

variety of career fields. TWU continues to boldly pursue its purpose:<br />

educate a woman, empower the world.<br />

The Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> Fund is designed to contribute to university<br />

initiatives and provide crucial support for emergency scholarships,<br />

junior faculty research support, academic program enhancement<br />

and so much more. Support from the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> contributes<br />

to the overall educational experience at TWU — one that provides<br />

lifelong impact and value.


THE CAMPAIGN FOR TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY<br />

OPEN DOORS | FUEL INNOVATION | CULTIVATE GRIT<br />

From the beginning, TWU has blazed its own trail. The original<br />

board of regents included three women, marking the first-time<br />

women were appointed to leadership positions on a state-wide<br />

governing board in Texas. Today, advancing women’s leadership<br />

is hard-wired into everything we do.<br />

Our incredible community of alumni, students, faculty and<br />

staff, past and present, has helped shape the legacy of Texas<br />

Woman’s University. Their stories and commitment provide<br />

the “why” for another historic milestone — the launch of TWU’s<br />

first comprehensive campaign.<br />

DREAM BIG — The Campaign for Texas Woman’s University — is<br />

an ambitious effort to raise $125 million by 2026 when TWU will<br />

celebrate 125 years. The campaign provides pathways for alumni<br />

and friends to open doors, fuel innovation and cultivate grit for<br />

the next century and beyond. Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> members play<br />

a vital role in helping the university achieve this monumental goal.<br />

As leadership donors, the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> sets the pace for all<br />

philanthropic gifts.<br />

DREAM BIG with TWU! Join the Chancellor’s <strong>Circle</strong> today.

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