Texas Woman's Magazine - Fall 2022
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institution. Women, she said, “have to<br />
be able to hear and see the vision of<br />
what they can become.”<br />
Although Chaney now focuses on<br />
managing a portfolio of investment<br />
properties — in addition to serving on<br />
a variety of community organizations<br />
in Greensboro, N.C., where she resides<br />
— she spent most of her career in<br />
higher education.<br />
Chaney’s gift to her alma mater is an<br />
extension of her lifelong advocacy for<br />
women’s education and health science.<br />
She earned her undergraduate and<br />
graduate degrees in physical education<br />
from TWU.<br />
Her continuing affinity for TWU is<br />
another impetus for the gift. When she<br />
first visited the Denton campus more<br />
than 60 years ago, she immediately fell<br />
in love with the atmosphere. What<br />
stands out to this three-time alumna<br />
all these years later is the vibrant<br />
intellectual exchanges “and the amount<br />
of interaction with faculty and students<br />
that was available for all of us.”<br />
Due to her generosity, a new<br />
generation of TWU students will be<br />
enriched by that same spirit of<br />
collaboration and personal growth.<br />
Boldly go<br />
Learn how you can support<br />
TWU colleges and programs<br />
at advancement@twu.edu<br />
1,500+<br />
current TWU Health Sciences majors<br />
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