Chancellor's Circle Brochure 2024

2024

The Chancellor’s Circle
represents a select group of extraordinary donors – united with
a purpose – to ensure Texas Woman’s University thrives. Support
through the Chancellor’s Circle provides resources for the university
system and funding for the chancellor to respond to urgent and
immediate needs as they arise. Members are offered unique
opportunities to join a group of dedicated alumni and friends
whose annual support of $1,500 or more makes an important
difference in the lives and efforts of TWU students and their
families, faculty and programs.
Your membership in the Chancellor’s Circle
provides flexible funding for the university
system’s most pressing priorities. With your
tax-deductible gift, the future of Texas
Woman’s can continue to shine bright.
CARINE M. FEYTEN, PH.D.
CHANCELLOR & PRESIDENT

Giving Levels
Chancellor’s Circle
Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s Circle Fund between
$1,500 - $2,499
BENEFITS INCLUDE:
• Chancellor’s Boldly Go monthly e-newsletter
• Exclusive town hall meeting with the chancellor
• Invitations to events with the chancellor
• Monthly video message updates from the
Chancellor’s Circle Student Ambassador
Silver Chancellor’s Circle
Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s Circle Fund between
$2,500 - $4,999
BENEFITS INCLUDE THOSE FOR THE CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE, PLUS:
• Dedicated staff member to provide personalized assistance
with questions and requests
• Guided campus tour of any of the three campuses
Gold Chancellor’s Circle
Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s Circle Fund between
$5,000 - $9,999
BENEFITS INCLUDE THOSE FOR THE SILVER CIRCLE, PLUS:
• Signature engagement opportunities with the chancellor
Platinum Chancellor’s Circle
Honoring annual gifts to the Chancellor’s Circle Fund between
$10,000 - $24,999+
BENEFITS INCLUDE THOSE FOR THE GOLD CIRCLE, PLUS:
• Naming a one-time scholarship award of $5,000 with the
opportunity to meet the TWU student recipient

LIFELONG IMPACT & VALUE
THREE CAMPUSES, ONE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
With campuses in Denton, Dallas and Houston, TWU has grown
its mission of serving a diverse range of populations over the last
122 years. In addition to its distinctive position as the nation’s only
university system with a woman-focused mission, US News &
World Report ranks the TWU student body, of which more than
half are first-generation college students, as tied for #1 in Texas
and #5 in the nation for racial and ethnic diversity. A rich array
of programming — such as TWU’s Center for Belonging and
First-Generation Students and our Frontiers Program for students
formerly in foster care — is a big part of what makes Texas Woman’s
such an incredible institution for students from all walks of life.
TWU is known for its long-standing history of contributions and
leadership across all disciplines and for breaking down barriers in a
variety of career fields. TWU continues to boldly pursue its purpose:
educate a woman, empower the world.
The Chancellor’s Circle Fund is designed to contribute to university
initiatives and provide crucial support for emergency scholarships,
junior faculty research support, academic program enhancement
and so much more. Support from the Chancellor’s Circle contributes
to the overall educational experience at TWU — one that provides
lifelong impact and value.

THE CAMPAIGN FOR TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY
OPEN DOORS | FUEL INNOVATION | CULTIVATE GRIT
From the beginning, TWU has blazed its own trail. The original
board of regents included three women, marking the first-time
women were appointed to leadership positions on a state-wide
governing board in Texas. Today, advancing women’s leadership
is hard-wired into everything we do.
Our incredible community of alumni, students, faculty and
staff, past and present, has helped shape the legacy of Texas
Woman’s University. Their stories and commitment provide
the “why” for another historic milestone — the launch of TWU’s
first comprehensive campaign.
DREAM BIG — The Campaign for Texas Woman’s University — is
an ambitious effort to raise $125 million by 2026 when TWU will
celebrate 125 years. The campaign provides pathways for alumni
and friends to open doors, fuel innovation and cultivate grit for
the next century and beyond. Chancellor’s Circle members play
a vital role in helping the university achieve this monumental goal.
As leadership donors, the Chancellor’s Circle sets the pace for all
philanthropic gifts.
DREAM BIG with TWU! Join the Chancellor’s Circle today.

Dr. Betty B. Alford ’54, ’56, ’65
Mary Anne Alhadeff & David Alhadeff
Regent Ellen A. Amirkhan ’79
Louise K. Appleman ’62 & R. Gordon Appleman
Carolyn L. Atkins ’66 & James M. Atkins
Lewis Benavides & Jill Benavides
Suzanne Boatner ’67
Dr. Margaret J. Bogle ’89 & William J. Bogle
Patricia A. Bosse Gunther & Frank A. Gunther III
Kathleen G. Bradbury ’71, ’72
Dr. Lottye S. Brodsky-Lyle ’67
Dr. Elizabeth Hall Burns ’78, ’81 & Dr. John M. Burns
Gay Lynn Wooten Bynum ’65 & Herman Bynum
C. Susan Cass ’84, ’92
Dr. Peter F. Cohen
Judy B. Cole & Captain Lash D. Hansborough
Dr. Carolyn Colvin ’52, ’53 *
Patricia A. Crocker
Laura V. Estrada ’74 & Paul F. Hermann
Patrice Benfield Frisby ’80
Hilda C. Galvan
Sheryl D. Goodson ’92
Dr. Margaret M. Griffin
Dr. Carolyn S. Gunning
Kathey Hesse Hannah ’74 & Mark Hannah
A. John Harper III & Elizabeth Harper
Dr. Linda Loveless Hughes & Dr. Lannie R. Hughes
Regent Robert E. Hyde & Mary Ann Hyde
Regent Jillian E. Jester & Christopher L. Rasmussen
Dr. Ruth A. Johnson
2023 MEMBERS
CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE
Dr. Frances Jean Kelley ’89, ’95
Dorothy M. Kinsel ’51
Maurine S. LeBeau
Regent Stacie Dieb McDavid ’80 & David McDavid
Sara M. Miller & Korey Miller
Gloria L. Montgomery ’74
Judy Morton ’57
Dr. Cherie M. Mulkey ’75, ’99
Jan E. Muller ’75
Neena Newberry
Barbara D. Nunneley ’75
Deirdre E. Parker ’08
Kathryn Parker
Kathryn C. Ragsdale ’63
Dr. Kimberly A. Russell
Raquel L. Schmitz ’94 & Eric Schmitz
Norma L. Silva-Quinn ’74 & Michael Quinn
Dr. Glenda Brock Simmons ’61, ’62 & Jerry Simmons
Dr. Patricia Y. Sosa-Sanchez ’04, ’06, ’15 & Rey S. Sanchez
Sherrill R. Taylor ’83, ’86
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton
Texas Women’s Foundation
Charles Venable
Dr. Frances B. Vick
Jane D. Weidenbacker ’58
Regent Mary P. Wilson & William R. Wilson, Jr.
Dr. Stephanie L. Woods ’79
Dr. Rama Yelkur
SILVER
Neva Cochran ’78
Erin A. Connally
The Honorable Maurine Dickey & Roland Dickey
Diane M. Dillion ’79, ’87
Sheila A. Eeds & John M. Eeds
Jane Erwin ’93 & Ronnye G. Erwin
Carol L. Gay ’67
Kay W. Goodman ’58
Dr. Beverly S. Griffea ’04
Dr. Anngienetta R. Johnson ’71 & Raymond J. Johnson
Kimberly L. Johnson ’93, ’07
Stacee L. Johnson-Williams
Dr. Morgan E. Kolencherry ’13, ’16 & Patrick Kolencherry
Dr. Anne M. Simpson & Danny Simpson
Regent Crystal C. Wright & Randall J. Wright
GOLD
Bill DeBerry, Jr. / Bill DeBerry Funeral Directors
Madelyn Jennings ’56
Merrilee A. Kick ’09 & Timothy Kick
Dr. Shelley D. Sweatt ’89 & Greg D. Sweatt
PLATNIUM
Dr. Dawn S. Chaney ’63, ’66, ’70
*Deceased