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TWU Center for Student Leadership

A program of the Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership.

The Center for Student Leadership (CSL) is committed to providing TWU students with transformational opportunities to learn, lead, and serve.

02/18/2025

Need a midweek reset? Join us for another Recharge Lounge on Feb 20th from 11 AM - 12:30 PM! Enjoy free snacks, drinks, and a relaxing space to unwind. Bring your laptop, books, or just yourself. We hope to see you there!

02/14/2025

❤️ Make Your Heart Your Valentine ❤️

As a leader, you give your all to empower others, make decisions, and create impact. But great leadership starts with taking care of yourself—especially your heart.

A healthy heart fuels a strong mind and sustainable leadership. Prioritize your well-being to continue leading with clarity, energy, and resilience.

✔️ Move daily—your body thrives on activity.
✔️ Eat wisely—fuel your brain with heart-healthy foods.
✔️ Rest well—leaders need recovery too.
✔️ Manage stress—your example sets the tone.

Take care of yourself so you can continue to inspire others!

Check out these heart-healthy recipes to nourish your body and leadership journey!

02/14/2025

The Leadership Medallion applications are open!

There will be a virtual info session on February 17th, 2025, where students can learn more about the Leadership Medallion as a whole, including the application process, eligibility requirements, and expectations.

To apply for a JNIWL Student Leadership Medallion, students must complete the application form, which can be found in our Linktree in our profile. All applications are due on April 7, 2025, with all submitted activities completed prior to submitting the application. Applicants must be able to show that they have earned a minimum of 225 points from the list of SEED activities. Upon submission, applicants will attend an interview with the Leadership Committee and prepare a poster that will be on display in the Old Main Building and at the graduation celebration in April. Interviews are tentatively planned for the week of April 14th.

For more information, reach out to Lawrencina at [email protected] or Donalisa at [email protected].

01/31/2025

New Year, New You!

How are you doing with those New Year’s Resolutions?

Here are a few tips to help you stick to those resolutions.

Prioritize your goals - focus on one of two meaningful changes.
Create a detailed plan - write it down and make it clear.
Work with a partner - a partner can hold you accountable, cheer you on, and offer support when things get tough.
Set SMART Goals - set clear and realistic goals
Be patient with yourself! - Change takes time. Stay consistent and your efforts will pay off.

What’s one resolution you’re committing to this year? Share it in the comments and let’s cheer each other on!

01/27/2025

Take a break and recharge with us on January 29th from 11-12:30 PM ✨ The CSL will provide snacks, drinks, and games, and our staff will be on site. Bring your laptop, books, or just yourself—it’s the perfect way to reset for the week!

01/23/2025

Our next featured speaker for Negotiation Foundations: To Get the Job and Salary You Want is Aimee Laun, Director of the Texas Woman’s University Career Connections Center. Aimee holds an M.A. in Organizational Development from the University of the Incarnate Word and a B.A.A.S. with a business concentration from West Texas A&M University.

With experience at two Fortune 100 companies and over a decade in education, Aimee is a Senior Certified Professional in Human Resources (SHRM-SCP), a Certified Gallup Strengths Coach, and credentialed in Effective College Instruction. Passionate about student success, Aimee empowers individuals to achieve their fullest potential and transition confidently into the workplace.

Outside of work, Aimee enjoys time with family, visiting her daughters on both coasts, reading, going to the lake, and strolling with her Great Pyrenees, Lexie. We’re excited to have her share her expertise at our event!

01/22/2025

Our next featured speaker for Negotiation Foundations: To Get the Job and Salary You Want is Stacey Guillen Bridges, a multilingual executive and Vice President of Client Relations at CMP. With over 20 years of experience spanning healthcare, education, tech, and non-profits, Stacey specializes in building strong partnerships and driving business growth.

Beyond her professional achievements, Stacey is a dedicated community leader, serving on multiple boards in Dallas-Fort Worth that focus on education, empowerment, entrepreneurship, and health equity. She is actively involved with organizations like Fort Worth Sister Cities, the Hispanic Women’s Network of Texas, and the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

A Cornell graduate and recipient of the “40 Under 40” award, Stacey exemplifies leadership and resilience. In her free time, she enjoys traveling with her husband and daughter and is even preparing for a triathlon! We’re thrilled to have her insights at our event.

01/21/2025

Today, we celebrate, and honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a visionary who dedicated his life to the pursuit of equality and justice. His courage, compassion, and unwavering belief in the power of nonviolence continue to inspire us to work toward a brighter and more just future for all.

01/19/2025

Our next featured speaker for Negotiation Foundations: To Get the Job and Salary You Want is Nia Black Amuzie, an Executive Recruitment professional with over a decade of expertise in Talent Acquisition. She is the founder of Nia Black Studios and host of Conversations with Nia, recognized with the Global Diaspora Champion Award for her impactful work. With a Master’s in Global Health and Social Justice from King’s College London, Nia also leads Glow Up Africa, advocating for education and diaspora engagement.

01/18/2025

The first speaker we will be highlighting for Negotiation Foundations: To Get the Job and Salary You Want is Latasha Varnadoe-Iloabuchi, founder of The Varnadoe Group and Assistant Controller at Tellus Group LLC. With a BS in Business Administration from Alabama State University, Latasha is a leader in business consulting, financial management, and community empowerment. She’s a proud HBCU advocate, co-founder of The 1895 Project, and Director of Technology for NAWBO DFW. Recognized as one of The HBCU Magazine’s 100 Women of AKA to Watch, Latasha is dedicated to uplifting others through innovation and service.

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