The Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama
Interested in pursuing a career in public service? Troy University’s MPA online programs will help you develop the in-demand skills you need.
Lameka Butler, a Marine Corps veteran, is a master's student in psychology who wants to use her TROY degrees to serve others.
We’re celebrating our military-connected students during November’s National Military Family Month.
It was really the Marine uniform that did it for Lemeka Butler.
“I knew I didn’t want to go to college after high school, so when I saw the Marine Corps uniform, I was hooked,” she said. “I did whatever it took join.”
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Dr. Lance Tatum, Senior Vice Chancellor Academic for Affairs, presents a "master hood" to a TROY Graduate School student during commencement.
A graduate degree can open up many career opportunities. The Graduate School at TROY makes it easier than ever to invest in your career and in yourself.
Over a five-year period, the three U.S. Department of Education grants will provide full tuition and stipends for 100 master's level students.
U.S. Department of Education grants, totaling $3 million, will help Troy University’s College of Education train future rehabilitation counselors for state vocational rehabilitation agencies in Alabama, Florida and Georgia.
The three Rehabilitation Counseling Education Program grants, each totaling $1 million, will focus on training rehabilitation counselors for public service, as well as counselors to…
