Stories from Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences

Maria Bienvenu, left, a graduate student in Social Work and Ben Gregory, right, a junior business information systems major in Neeley School of Business

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TCU Works Cross-Disciplines: Using Business to Elevate the Impact of Social Wor

Posted on May. 06, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

A collaboration effort in the works for over a year has now come to fruition, with Texas Christian University’s Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences social work program and a Neeley School of Business consulting club, Student Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations, partnering with a local nonprofit serving children.

Sara Scott, left, Dr. Haylei Scoggins, center, and Savannah Biehunko, right, in their senior portraits for May 2026 graduation

Nursing / Applied Health Sciences / Kinesiology / Research / Harris College

Harris Spotlights Graduating Class of 2026

Posted on May. 05, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences is highlighting some of its graduates from the hundreds who will walk away with their bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees for spring 2026.

Photo of Graduate Nursing instructor Dr. Patrick Sherlock, sipping coffee in a garden

Harris College / Nursing

TCU Nursing Instructor Develops App with AI Companion

Posted on May. 01, 2026

With the help of Google, YouTube and ChatGPT, Patrick Sherlock created the MedAtlas Scholar app for students who want a different way of studying medicine.

Nicholas Galvan, right, senior undergraduate nursing student and ROTC cadet in a simulation

Harris Stories / Nursing / Harris College

TCU Nursing Students and Army ROTC Cadets: United in Service

Posted on Apr. 28, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

Two Texas Christian University programs that work hand in hand to prepare students for a bright future are Army ROTC and Nursing. Having commissioned about 60 nurses since 2011, TCU’s Army ROTC program is one of the top producers of nurses for the U.S. Army, and the innovative and dedicated education students receive prepares them for a career in both fields.

COSD Graduate student with a child at the Miller Speech & Hearing Clinic at TCU

Harris Stories / Harris College / Communication Sciences & Disorders

Caring for the Community: TCU Celebrates 50 Years of Miller Speech & Hearing Clinic

Posted on Apr. 23, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

This year marks 50 years of TCU’s Miller Speech & Hearing Clinic (MSHC), which teaches future clinicians how to diagnose and treat individuals with swallowing, speech, language and hearing disorders through a working clinic that serves Fort Worth and beyond.

TCU Chancellor Daniel Pullin, left, Dr. Suzy Lockwood, center, and City of Fort Worth Councilwoman Macy Hill, right, with a proclamation from the city in recognition of 80 years of nursing at TCU.

Nursing / Harris College

City of Fort Worth Recognizes 80 Years of Nursing at TCU

Posted on Apr. 20, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

During the 80th anniversary celebration of nursing at TCU, several alumni were recognized for their innovation and leadership in our community, and Harris College of Nursing was recognized by the city of Fort Worth.

Harris College COSD Ph.D student Daniel Ibarra (left) and a gentleman take a selfie in front of a research poster.

Communication Sciences & Disorders / Nursing / Social Work / Kinesiology / Harris College / Research

Harris College 2026 Student Research Competition Winners

Posted on Apr. 15, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

From healthcare to human performance, Harris College students earned top recognition at the 2026 Student Research Competition for research tackling real-world challenges.

Collage of images from Harris College Nursing through the years, from the 1950s to 2020s

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TCU Nursing Celebrates 80 Years: Reflecting on the Past, Leading into the Future

Posted on Apr. 10, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

This year marks eight decades of nursing at Texas Christian University’s Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences, celebrating the past and historic moments in the college and the future of nursing.

Two COSD PhD students win Student Research Grant in Early Childhood Language Development from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation (ASHFoundation).

Communication Sciences & Disorders

COSD Students Receive Two of Only Five Prestigious National Research Grants

Posted on Apr. 08, 2026, by Taylor Helmes

Two second-year Ph.D. students from the Davies School of Communication Sciences & Disorders have received a highly competitive grant for research that holds personal meaning to each of them.