Research + Discovery

Winter 2021

Miriam Ezzani Researches the Role of Educators in Ending Educational Inequality

Self-reflection and anti-oppressive practices help ensure all students have a chance to succeed.

Winter 2021

Human Trafficking Victims Can Advise Social Workers

Mary Twis explores techniques to listen to and support survivors as they rebuild their lives.

Fall 2021

Social Networks, Media Play a Powerful Role in Public Perception of Disease

TCU professors study media’s impact on effective messaging regarding illness and treatments.

Fall 2021

A Role Model for Women in Medicine

OB-GYN chair April Bleich prepares future doctors for a lifelong journey with their patients.

Fall 2021

Brandon Manning Examines Black Masculinity

His book Played Out: The Race Man in 21st Century Satire is an examination of inclusion and social justice.

Fall 2021

Lindsay Ma Studies How Corporations Can Restore Brand Loyalty After a Crisis

Consumer-brand identification plays a key role in overcoming customer dissatisfaction after a corporate fiasco.

Fall 2021

Open-Source Data Tools Help Put Kyle Walker on the Map

The director of TCU’s Center for Urban Studies created two free tools that allow people to tap into U.S. Census Bureau information to make their own maps.

Summer 2021

Covid-19, Anxiety and Death

Surviving Covid-19 and learning to manage her anxiety changed Sarah Angle’s sense of self.

Summer 2021

Theatre Students Adjust and A.D.A.P.T. in Pandemic

A free-form digital project combines creativity with technology.

Summer 2021

Why New Corporate Practices Stall

Corporate governance resists untested ideas, and Ryan Krause identified why these innovations fall by the wayside.