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Texas Wesleyan University

Texas Wesleyan University is a private, co-educational Methodist university located in Fort Worth, Texas. Founded in 1890, the university offers a wide range of courses in the liberal arts, the sciences and business related courses.www.txwes.edu

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Sep 27, 2026

Steve StocktonHOST
55:25
21-year-old Simon Owen was described as a kind and easygoing young man, and at just 21 years old, the world was his oyster.
Steve StocktonHOST
55:33
During term time, Simon lived in Fort Worth, Texas and attended the Texas Wesleyan University.
Steve StocktonHOST
55:39
But during the summers, Simon spent his time in Hawaii with plenty of sun and endless beaches.
Steve StocktonHOST
55:44
Hawaii was the perfect place for Simon to relax and earn some extra money for school next year.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
59:28
And at just 21 years old, the world was his oyster.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
59:32
During term time, Simon lived in Fort Worth, Texas, and attended the Texas Wesleyan University.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
59:37
But during the summers, Simon spent his time in Hawaii with plenty of sun and endless beaches.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
59:42
Hawaii was the perfect place for Simon to relax and earn some extra money for school next year.
Kevin TurnerPANELIST
14:58
Dang.
Jeff Skin WadeHOST
15:00
I would have probably thrown in Texas Wesleyan.
Jeff Skin WadeHOST
15:03
Like Houston or Texas Tech.
Jeff Skin WadeHOST
15:06
Houston's a city school, bro.
Kyle KellamsHOST
53:51
Trojans are 2-4-1 this year.
Kyle KellamsHOST
53:54
And by the way, both John Brown University soccer teams will play in Siloam Springs on Saturday against Texas Wesleyan.
Kyle KellamsHOST
54:02
The women, ranked 14th in the NAIA national ratings, will play at 1 Saturday afternoon at Alumni Field.
Kyle KellamsHOST
54:10
And then the 13th-ranked men play at 3.30. Ozarks at Large is a production of 91.3 KUAF Fayetteville, and KUAF is a listener-supported service.
Jeremy TeersHOST
1:25
Hey everybody, it's Jeremy Teers and this is episode 96 of the Mission Admissions Podcast.
Jeremy TeersHOST
1:33
Back in June, I was on the Texas Wesleyan University campus doing some staff training and leadership development with different groups.
Jeremy TeersHOST
1:40
And I had the opportunity to spend a few minutes with my guest today, Dr. Emily Messer, a first-time president.
Jeremy TeersHOST
1:47
A lot of you listening may not have direct access to your president.
Emily MesserGUEST
3:42
I will Blocked 30 minutes in my calendar on an afternoon to walk around campus and ask students how classes are going, how athletics is going, extracurricular activities, and just really ground myself in the student-centered mission of Texas Westlands.
Jeremy TeersHOST
4:00
Where did you get that from? I mean, is that something you picked up from other people? Is that your enrollment management background, which, you know, you as a president have a lot of, you know, enrollment management background, which I know a lot of presidents don't necessarily have.
Jeremy TeersHOST
4:14
Is that something you've always done even in previous roles? Or is that something you started doing when you became the president at Texas Wesleyan?
Emily MesserGUEST
4:21
Well, I think it goes back to the start of my career in higher education, which was actually in student affairs.
Steve StocktonHOST
44:52
21-year-old Simon Owen was described as a kind and easygoing young man, and at just 21 years old, the world was his oyster.
Steve StocktonHOST
45:00
During term time, Simon lived in Fort Worth, Texas and attended the Texas Wesleyan University, but during the summers, Simon spent his time in Hawaii with plenty of sun and endless beaches.
Steve StocktonHOST
45:11
Hawaii was the perfect place for Simon to relax and earn some extra money for school next year, and in 1994 he went to the islands but would never come back.
Steve StocktonHOST
45:21
In June of that year, 1994, Simon arrived in Hawaii and got himself a job at Chili's restaurant in Waikiki.
Steve SchwartzHOST
6:38
Texas A&M in 2013 bought a law school.
Steve SchwartzHOST
6:41
It was Texas Wesleyan's Law School in Fort Worth, and it wasn't ranked.
Steve SchwartzHOST
6:45
Now, Texas A&M says the school has since climbed more than 120 places in U.S. news, higher and faster than any other law school in the history of the rankings.
Steve SchwartzHOST
6:55
This year, it's ranked 22nd.
Steve SchwartzHOST
6:57
The 509 reports show that climb also.
Steve SchwartzHOST
7:00
In 2011, when it was still Texas Wesleyan, the median LSAT was a 153.
Steve SchwartzHOST
7:04
In 2025, it was a 169.
Steve SchwartzHOST
7:05
They jumped up 16 points.
Adam KilgoreHOST
4:16
We're glad to have you back again.
Adam KilgoreHOST
4:18
He is an Ole Miss Law graduate, returned to his alma mater as dean in 2023 after serving for 12 years as president at Texas Wesleyan University, earned his undergrad degree from Mississippi College, LLM from Columbia.
Adam KilgoreHOST
4:32
He is distinguished, and Dean, we are glad to have you.
Adam KilgoreHOST
4:36
And then our second guest is Professor Ronald Rischlack, distinguished professor of law and the Jamie Whitten Chair in Law and Government at the University of Mississippi School of Law.
Mitch WhittenGUEST
18:37
There's just so much.
Mitch WhittenGUEST
18:37
But even down to the neighborhood level, like Black Coffee in the Poly neighborhood across from Texas Wesleyan.
Mitch WhittenGUEST
18:44
We buy their coffee and give it to our customers because we want to be authentic and local.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
18:48
That's a huge difference, yeah.
Mitch WhittenGUEST
19:42
Think of all the families who come to drop off their students at TCU.
Mitch WhittenGUEST
19:45
And now Texas A&M, as well as the other universities, it's a pipeline for people who want to have meetings here.
Mitch WhittenGUEST
19:50
So we're working with Texas Wesleyan, we're working with Tarleton and asking, Who all wants to meet here? Your professors are all members of associations.
Mitch WhittenGUEST
20:00
You're doing research on projects.
Garrett JohnstonHOST
4:15
How cool is that dynamic to everything for Natalia?
Fred AlbersGUEST
4:20
Sebastian Velasquez played, I think as a junior, So it's been a couple of years and he's now playing at Texas Wesleyan.
Fred AlbersGUEST
4:27
He was teamed up with Paul Stankowski, who of course went to school here in El Paso at UTEP.
Fred AlbersGUEST
4:32
And they finished second.

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