Learn how to deliver a pitch that captures attention, communicates value, and earns the trust of investors and customers.
Join TCU Advocates for Reproductive Equity (TARE) and IGNITE for an open and informative panel featuring local leaders, including Commissioner Alisa Simmons and Councilmembers Deborah Peoples and Elizabeth Beck. This event creates an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to engage directly with their elected officials about key civic issues affecting Fort Worth and the surrounding areas. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions, share their perspectives, and learn more about how to stay informed and involved in local government.
The Scope of Computer Science Speaker Series is designed to help students explore the diverse career paths and disciplines within computing. Hosted by Women in Computer Science (WiCS) at TCU, this event brings together professors and industry professionals to share insights into specialized fields such as software engineering, data science, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and UI/UX design.
Through a series of short, engaging talks followed by an open Q&A session, students will gain a clearer understanding of how each area connects to real-world applications and future opportunities. Whether you’re an underclassman still discovering your interests or an upperclassman considering your next steps, this event offers an inside look into the many directions a computer science degree can take you.
Our Guest Speakers include Dr. Wei, Dr. Scherger, Dr. Widjojo, Dr. Pandey, Dr. Fitzgerald and Dr. Chataut (providing slides as he cannot make it in-person)
The credit score is the new currency. Being able to manage and maintain a high credit score increases the confidence of those in a position to loan you money for opening business lines, for employers to ascertain responsibility and/or to open the doors to lower interest rates for large purchases such as homes and cars.
Understanding how to negotiate bad debt off a credit score, opportunities for reducing
student loans through governmental programs and create opportunities to establish new credit balances will help to create additional savings opportunities.
First-Generation Students! Learn from professionals and graduate students about entering the workforce, applying to grad school, and building a meaningful post-college path.
Join the BNSF Neeley Leadership Program at our Information Session! Learn about the program, how it can help you develop as a leader, and how to apply!
As a BNSF Neeley Leader, you will learn insightful ways to lead yourself, lead interpersonally, lead groups and teams, and lead organizations. You’ll forge deep connections with fellow Neeley Leaders through experiential learning including team retreats and international travel. During the junior year impact project, you will join other teams of Neeley Leaders to identify a need, locally or globally – then leverage everything you’re learning as a leader to make a real impact on that need.
Join us Monday, October 13th at 6:30 in Winton Scott 228 for a discussion on humility in healthcare featuring medical students from
Burnett and TCOM. All majors are welcome.
Missed the first few info sessions? Don’t worry!
You can still learn more about the McNair Scholars Program and how to apply! Come by one of our info session this month!
Come join 5 TCU Anthropology alumni to learn how you can turn your liberal arts degree into a job!
