Texas Woman's University offers a unique combination of programs and opportunities, not only to its students and faculty, but to researchers and practitioners across the country. To a significant extent, these programs owe their existence to the professional and financial support of Dr. Richard W. Woodcock and the Woodcock Institute for the Advancement of Neurocognitive Research and Applied Practice. The authors hope that this article will raise awareness among their colleagues of the opportunities available to students, practitioners, and graduate educators for dissertation support, training, professional development, and research funding.