Committed to transformational learning, discovery, and service in an inclusive environment that embraces diversity, Texas Woman’s University inspires excellence and a pioneering spirit. Founded in 1901 as the Girls Industrial College, today, Texas Woman’s University has over 16,000 students, 89% of whom are female, and is the first and only university system in the nation with a woman-focused mission. Dr. Carine M. Feyten became the eleventh president and second chancellor of Texas Woman’s University in 2014. According to U.S. News and World Report, Texas Woman’s University tied fourth in the nation for student diversity with 67% of the undergraduate enrollment represented by minority students, making it a majority-minority institution with designation as a Hispanic Serving Institution (Hispanic, 34%; White, 31%; Black, 20%; Asian/Pacific Islander, 11%; International/other, 4%). In addition to the flagship, Denton location, the University System also has two other campuses located in Dallas and Houston as well as an e-learning campus, offering innovative online degree programs.