Topic: College of Science & Engineering

Spring 2017

Faculty brainstorm course concepts

If you could create a class at TCU, what would it be?

Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: AddRan College of Liberal Arts,College of Education,College of Fine Arts,College of Science & Engineering,Faculty Roundtable,Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences,John V. Roach Honors College,Neeley School of Business,Schieffer College of Communication

Fall 2016

Beyond the Spectrum

Naomi Ekas is using positive psychology to ease the stress experienced by parents of children with autism.

Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: College of Science & Engineering,Research & Discovery

December 1, 2016

How do Hispanic parents cope with autism?

TCU student Kelcie Willis ’16 examined cultural variances in coping mechanisms.

Summer 2016

Who has inspired you as a mentor?

Faculty from TCU’s eight schools and colleges weigh in.

Kariega game reserve, poached rhinos, Kayce Dankhaus

Spring 2016

Discovering Global Citizenship, or How to Help a Vanishing Species

TCU’s award-winning international education program is making an impact on South Africa’s endangered rhinos.

Features | Topics: College of Science & Engineering,Neeley School of Business

TCU cosmic origins, zooniverse, frinchaboy

Spring 2016

Understanding Cosmic Origins

A course on the history of the universe.

Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: College of Science & Engineering

Summer 2011

Face reader Mac Fulfer’s take on … Nowell Donovan, TCU Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs: He has Einstein lines that show he has worked hard to develop his intellect and he has pumped iron with his left brain. More telling is the incredible vertical “freight train” line. It almost looks like someone buried

Features | Topics: College of Science & Engineering

Summer 2011