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Texas Woman’s University Collegiate G-Force
G-Force Brags
- Has receive the REDBUD Sanctioned Organization of the Year 3 years in a row (2006-2007-2008)
- Established in Spring 2004 and is a recognized organization on campus and at the state level
- In 2007-2008, G-Force served over 3,500 students and parents through GO Center, Mobile GO Center and College Readiness Workshops
- TWU was the largest active Collegiate G-Force in 2007-2008 – 70 members!
- TWU has received over $600,000 in externally funded scholarships for G-Force in the past 4 years!
Organization Mission
To raise awareness among students and their families and other influences about the benefits of higher education and how to prepare for it academically and financially, and to motivate students to successfully pursue higher education.
G-Force Member Expectations and Eligibility
Students often need help to maintain the momentum required by the college preparation process to complete their quest to enter college. G-Force members help create the drive in other students to go to college by providing one-on-one mentoring at the GO Centers. G-Force members raise awareness among students and their families on the value of a higher education, show them how to prepare for college both academically and financially, and motivate students to successfully pursue higher education.
The G-Force is a key element of the GO Center. The most successful GO Centers will place the students in a leadership role. The commitment level of the members to the GO Center will be directly proportional to the level of ownership they feel.
G-Force students participate in the TWU Collegiate G-Force Mentorship program. Members must maintain a 2.75 GPA, be first-generation college students and/or be identified as economically disadvantaged students.
For information on how to become a member of the G-Force Organization, contact the Office of Intercultural Services at 940-898-3679 or intercultural@twu.edu.
G-Force application 2008-2009
2008-2009 G-Force Officers
| President |
Cristal Retana |
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Hometown: Farmers Branch, Texas
Classification: Senior
Major: Biology/Chemistry |
| Vice President |
Amanda Mota |
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Hometown: Cristal City, Texas
Classification: Junior
Major: Nursing |
| Secretary |
Mayra Chavez |
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Hometown: Euless, Texas
Classification: Senior
Major: Interdisciplinary Studies |
| Treasure |
Anyerit Rangel |
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Hometown: Lewisville, Texas
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Nursing |
| Manager of Information Systems |
Ciria Nieto |
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Hometown: Brownsville, Texas
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Psychology |
| On-Campus Committee Chair |
Irene San Juan |
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Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Business Finance |
| Team Leader |
Louie Rendon |
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Hometown: Laredo, Texas
Classification: Junior
Major: English |
| Team Leader |
Johanna Rochon |
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Hometown: DeSoto, Texas
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Business Administration |
| Team Leader |
Margarita Perez |
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Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Classification: Junior
Major: Mathematics |
| Team Leader |
Jennifer Sepulveda |
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Hometown: Lake Dallas, Texas
Classification: Junior
Major: Kinesiology |
| Advisor |
Becky A. Rodriguez |
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Director, Office of Intercultural Services |
| Advisor |
Margaret Peguero |
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Assistant Director, Office of Intercultural Services |
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