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Fall 2020

Sarah Wayer Seeks Ways to Strengthen Father-Child Bonds

The graduate student focuses on building relationships between adopted children and their fathers.

Melissa Sherrod, Professor of nursing for the TCU Harris College of Nursing and Health Sciences, briefs a student on her simulated patients in a nursing simulation lab in the Annie Richardson Bass Building. Photo by Rodger Mallison, October 31, 2019

Fall 2020

Nurses Can Help Reduce Cesareans

A shift in the role of nurses may have led to more birthing moms in the operating room, but nurses can also decrease C-sections, Melissa Sherrod says.

Congaree and Penn Jupiter Rice Middlins used by chiefs and for sale at the farm. TCU alumni Lindsay and Scott Meyer host an open house for social media influencers at Congaree and Penn farm and mills in Jacksonville Florida. The Meyers own and operate the farm where they have created a national following for their unique rice and fruit products. Photographed Wednesday, May 29, 2019. (Copyright 2019, Bob Self)

Spring 2020

Congaree and Penn Shrimp and Asparagus Risotto

Chef Trey Hartinger brings Florida flavors to life with a delicious recipe.

Lindsay Meyer, holding her buff lace Polish hen named Beeper and Scott Meyer under the oak trees in the livestock area at Congaree and Penn farm and mills as the morning sun illuminates the Spanish moss hanging from the trees. Early morning at Congaree and Penn in Jacksonville, Florida where TCU alumni Lindsay and Scott Meyer own and operate their farm where they have created a national following for their unique rice and fruit products. Photographed Wednesday, May 1, 2019. (Copyright 2019, Bob Self)

Spring 2020

Scott and Lindsay Meyer Rely on History and Social Media at Rice Farm

In Florida, farmstead Congaree and Penn revives the heirloom grain.

Ruth De Jong photographed in her work / live loft in downtown Los Angeles.

Spring 2020

From ‘Twin Peaks’ to ‘Us,’ She Sets the Scene

Ruth De Jong is a top Hollywood production designer with credits including the hit show “Yellowstone.”

Reese Brown is an Interdisciplinary Inquiry Major studying with a customized degree plan. She is talking with Prof. A. Layne Craig, Instructor II and Director of Undergraduate Studies in Reed Hall. Prof Layne was instrumental in helping Reese draw up her customized degree plan.

Spring 2020

Students Design Their Degree Plans

The interdisciplinary inquiry program gives students an opportunity to combine their interests into a single degree.

Nina Martin, associate professor of dance, performing her piece, Secondary Surface Rendered, which has been done with dancers of mixed ability. The work, done on white paper with charcoal, has been done with performers with cerebral palsy. This was done at the Erma Lowe Hall on the TCU Campus.

Spring 2020

Dance Leads to Therapeutic Potential

Nina Martin’s ReWire technique offers people with cerebral palsy some relief from their symptoms.

Spring 2020

Creativity Boosts Your Brain

Art helps the brain stay healthy, which leads to a thriving life.

Spring 2020

How COVID-19 Has Altered University Life

College goes virtual during the coronavirus pandemic and disrupts plans for graduating seniors.

Thinking of the body as a whole entity, rather than multiple parts, helps athletes like gymnast Abbie Moore better prepare for their sport. Photo by Ross Hailey

Winter 2020

Training and Technique Help Improve Performance and Stave off Injury

Professionals in dance, music and sports rely on the health and agility of their bodies to maintain long careers.

Features

Sarah Wayer Seeks Ways to Strengthen Father-Child Bonds

Nurses Can Help Reduce Cesareans

Congaree and Penn Shrimp and Asparagus Risotto

Scott and Lindsay Meyer Rely on History and Social Media at Rice Farm

From ‘Twin Peaks’ to ‘Us,’ She Sets the Scene

Students Design Their Degree Plans

Dance Leads to Therapeutic Potential

Creativity Boosts Your Brain

How COVID-19 Has Altered University Life

Training and Technique Help Improve Performance and Stave off Injury

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