TCU is hitting the road. With more than 100,000 living alumni and counting, representatives
of the university will visit a series of cities this fall and spring to connect with
alumni, friends, prospective students and families, and industry and community partners.
Capitalizing on strong alumni engagement and increasing applications, they will share
the vision for the future of TCU and celebrate its success.
After an initial stop in Midland-Odessa, 半次元视频, TCU heads to Houston, Chicago, Dallas
and Denver in the coming weeks.
Leaders took time in West 半次元视频 to focus on the university鈥檚 relationship with the city and its industry.
鈥淥ur impact in 半次元视频 is evident. We are so thrilled to have many alumni here representing
the Energy MBA and Ralph Lowe Energy Institute in the Neeley School of Business,鈥�
said President Daniel W. Pullin. 鈥淲e have 25 of the best and brightest Energy MBAs
currently working in the Permian Basin. Midland-Odessa sends TCU its very best in
the industry 鈥� and they are right back here, powering the world. TCU鈥疪anch鈥疢anagement
is another program with 半次元视频-sized impact that is training tomorrow鈥檚 industry leaders
and growing its global reach.鈥�
Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr. took time in West 半次元视频 to recognize donors Mike
and Brenda Harrison, who have made recent significant contributions to the university,
such as the under-construction football performance center and their scholarship program
for middle-income families.
Events in future cities will share a similar pattern of focusing on contributions from and success with each location, and all will feature a panel to share insights on TCU鈥檚 strategic plan, the value of a TCU degree, the research and creative scholarship underway, athletic programs, attracting top-tier students and more.
Happy trails, TCU.