Expand Your Worldview

Convocations and Chapel offered every week.

As a student at TWU, you will find yourself in a new environment meant to help you develop holistically. You'll do that in the classroom, through building community and through convocations or chapel services.

The Office of Student Involvement creates programs for students to expand your worldview. Through convocations, you'll hear from speakers who discuss diversity and inclusion, arts and culture, faculty research, career and personal development and community engagement. Convocations are every Tuesday at 11 a.m.

Award-winning poet, actor, and writer Carlos Andres Gomez, shares a powerful memoir that reimagines masculinity in the 21st century.

Carlos Anrdres Gomez Convocation: Masculinity in the 21st century

Inspector General Kim Harmon poses for a picture with Criminal Justice students and Deb Wallace, program director for TWU's Professional Leadership in Criminal Justice program.

Kim Harmon Convocation: From Wallflower to Undercover Agent to Inspector General

Rod Cate, author of Get Back Up, took a picture with TWU Alumni Kyle Blassingame, who also suffered a fatal life changing accident.

Rod Cate Convocation: Get Back Up

DJ Lee poses for a picture with students from the Black Student Union after DJ Lee's "How Hip Hop got to the Suburbs" convocation.

David "DJ" Lee Convocation: How Hip Hop got to the Suburbs

Chapel services are planned and produced by students under the direction of Chaplain Skip White. Skip is also the lead pastor at our neighboring church, Trinity United Methodist Church. This time of worship, also counted towards convocation credit, will fill your spiritual cup through music and the Word.

Check out one of our recent Convocation events, with Dr. Jack Seitz: