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New Dental Hygiene & Counseling Center (Jones Hall) – Texas Womans University https://www.virtualbx.com/bid-bulletin/new-dental-hygiene-counseling-center-jones-hall-texas-womans-university/ Scope of work includes relocating the existing third-floor counseling department to the second floor of Mary Gibbs Jones Hall and relocating the dental clinic from MCL building to Mary Gibbs Jones Hall; renovation of approx. 35,186 SF of dormitory space into dental hygiene clinic and counseling clinic, including exterior renovation, public plaza, and other work, within an existing 3-story, partially occupied, approx. 64,370 SF building.

Texas Woman's University's original TMC campus located at 1130 MD Anderson Blvd.

Trying to find a location, an address, of the old Texas Woman’s University College of Nursing. It was located on their Houston TMC campus near John Freeman Blvd. & MD Anderson Blvd. The school was built in the time frame of 1959 and 1963. Any help? Here are some photos courtesy of the Houston Public Library Digital Archives. https://cdm17006.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p17006coll6/id/2400/rec/5

Looking for information regarding the Texas Woman's University March Culmore Residence Hall. Does anybody have any pictures, details, or an address to this dormitory? From what I understand in my HAIF research, the Texas Medical Center Garage No. 7 replaced the Culmore Residence Hall.

One of the old buildings in the Texas Woman's University Houston Campus featured the HMH Mary Gibbs Jones building that was branded for TWU at the time in 1960. The address to the old Gibbs Jones Hall building is 1330 John Freeman Blvd.

Vaughn Construction to build TWU urban campus Mary Ann Azevedo Houston Business Journal Texas Woman's University has awarded a $27.7 million contract to Houston-based Vaughn Construction to build the university's new urban campus in the Texas Medical Center. The new campus will more than double the educational institution's Houston enrollment to 3,000 students. Construction is set to begin early next year. In preparation for the move, TWU participated in a land swap with The Methodist Hospital for the new site. The deal called for TWU, which has a primary campus in Denton, to build a new local campus on land previously owned by Methodist. In exchange, Methodist will build a patient tower on the soon-to-be abandoned TWU Houston campus as part of its own multimillion-dollar expansion in the medical center. The new 10-story, 202,000-square-foot TWU campus will include seminar rooms designed for traditional instruction, conferences, video conferencing and distance learning. Classrooms will be located on every academic floor of the building, which also will include several 120-seat lecture halls and a 250-seat auditorium. TWU established a Houston campus in 1960 by expanding its nursing program to the Texas Medical Center. Today, the campus serves almost 1,200 students majoring in nursing, physical therapy, library science, health care administration, occupational therapy and nutrition. TWU has the largest nursing program in Texas, with more than 2,200 nursing students, and produces more new nurses than any other program in the state. A nursing college will serve as the centerpiece of the new TWU Houston campus. TWU recently received a $3 million grant from the Nelda C. and H.J. Lutcher Stark Foundation for the nursing center.