Troy University has been awarded three federal grants totaling $2,875,000 from the U.S. Department of Education’s RSA.
Troy University has been awarded three federal grants totaling $2,875,000 from the U.S. Department of Education’s Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) to strengthen and expand its Rehabilitation Counseling and Rehabilitation and Disability Studies programs. The funding will provide full tuition scholarships and stipends for approximately 100 students over the next five years, preparing a new generation…
The award recognizes individuals who empower others to be active and engaged members of society. Photo by: Carter Photography and Design
Lauren Cochran, Coordinator of Civic Engagement at Troy University, has received the David Mathews Center for Civic Life’s 2025 Jean O’Connor-Snyder Award.
The award is presented annually to individuals who empower others to be active and engaged members of society. The award is named in honor of O’Connor-Snyder, an educator and civic leader who served…
Now a TROY Online student, Draven Summers spent six years in the Air Force before settling in Troy.
When Draven Summers looks back on his six years in the United States Air Force, he remembers the constant motion and working on aircraft across the world. Life moves a little slower these days—as slow as it can for a full-time student, full-time employee and new homeowner.
“Alabama feels very slow-paced compared to all that,”…
Middle and high school students participated in hands-on activities designed to show the connection between agriculture and STEM fields.
Nearly 600 middle and high school students from around the state flocked to the National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds on Tuesday for the second annual AgriSTEM Expo hosted by the Troy University chapter of Alabama Technology in Motion (ATIM).
Dr. Charisse Snell, TROY ATIM specialist and the event’s coordinator, said the goal of the expo is to show…
