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The Congressman Terry and Barbara Everett Symposium on Emerging Technologies will examine ethical use of artificial intelligence on Sept. 18.
Troy University will host the second-annual Terry and Barbara Everett Symposium on Emerging Technologies on Sept. 18 at the Dothan Campus.
The symposium will bring together representatives from business, industry, the military, law enforcement and higher education to explore developments in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and related technologies and their implications for organizations, the workforce and communities.
Congressman…
Beth Gibson’s connection to Troy began long before she became a Trojan. Her family moved to the community in the mid-1980s after her grandfather became president of Troy Bank & Trust. Some of her earliest memories include running through the old bank building next to First Baptist Church and later helping cut the ribbon when…
Troy University’s new Educators Scholarship expands access to higher education for educators nationwide
Troy University is expanding access to higher education for educators nationwide through its new Educators Scholarship, which provides a 10% tuition scholarship and waives application fees for active educators in the United States. Available to K-12 teachers and administrators, early childhood educators, support staff and paraprofessionals, the scholarship is designed to make pursuing a degree…
TROY's Rosa Parks Museum will host the Culture in Motion Community Boost Block Party on Sept. 5. The free event is set for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum is partnering with Kwanza Jones, The Apollo Theater and the Jose Feliciano Foundation, and the Boost Bus to bring “Culture in Motion” Community Boost Block Party, a national roadshow uniting communities through arts and empowerment, to Montgomery on Sept. 5.
The free event will take place at the Rosa Parks…
