Stories

TCU is proud to introduce Gary C. Pérez, DMSc, PA-C, as the founding director of the new Physician Associate (PA) Studies program. With a distinguished military background and an extensive career in medical education, Pérez brings a wealth of experience, passion and vision to his new role.

Our highly anticipated Physician Associate (PA) Studies program is set to welcome its first cohort in January 2027. This new program is designed to meet the increasing need for qualified healthcare professionals, as the demand for PAs continues to rise across the nation.

With a focus on hands-on learning, TCU’s kinesiology department prepares graduates to excel in various careers related to physical activity and health, like alumnus and new Nike CEO Elliott Hill.

Harris College has led the way in bilingual speech-language pathology for over 40 years, equipping future clinicians to serve the growing Hispanic/Latino population with culturally competent care and hands-on experience, reinforcing its legacy of excellence in bilingual education.

At 81, these best friends have taught TCU students—and the world—that life’s greatest adventures are always just beginning.

The Department of Kinesiology's "Physical Education Activity" course helps students balance academic workloads while improving their fitness, fostering well-being and building lifelong healthy habits.

Harris Talks is a thought leadership series where our faculty experts tackle pressing questions on current health care topics. We spoke with the Dean of Harris College and Professor in communication sciences and disorders Chris Watts, Ph.D., to explore the latest advancements in the assessment and treatment of voice disorders, Parkinson’s, neurological disorders, laryngeal function and dysphagia.

With a background in athletics and biomechanics, Emily McClelland starts her full-time role at TCU, aiming to integrate hands-on research into the Applied Health Sciences department.

TCU Alum Don Thushara Galbadage, Ph.D., returns to campus to drive interdisciplinary learning and research in our new Applied Health Sciences department.