From left to right are: Dr. Sulliman, Emma Fell, Hayley Groff, Ivy Brewer, Alexandria Thomas and Theo Hornsby.
Five students from Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music recently accompanied Dr. Jason Sulliman, Assistant Professor of Trombone, to Fairhope, Alabama to support the Baldwin County Youth Orchestra through their spring concert.
This year marked the 11th season for the Baldwin County Youth Orchestra program, and director Leroy Hughes had been dealing with…
Dr. John Schmidt delivered the keynote address at TROY's Dothan Campus Commencement on Sunday.
Through adversity, challenges and obstacles, never lose hope and never lose faith.
Troy University graduates received this message Sunday during Dothan Campus commencement exercises at the Dothan Civic Center, as retired Senior Vice Chancellor for Student Services and Administration Dr. John Schmidt delivered the keynote address.
Schmidt told students they must maintain their faith through…
The registration deadline is May 26 for the camp, which is aimed at children in fourth, fifth and sixth grade.
Registration is ongoing for the second annual Civic Heroes virtual summer camp, offered by Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement.
The free camp is designed for rising fourth-through-sixth-grade students who have a knack for serving their neighbors, learning how to tackle community challenges, or who are simply looking for fun activities this summer.
Because this…
In 2020, Yitong Wu became TROY's first graduate in geographic information sciences (GIS).
Yitong Wu, an international student from Dalian, China, was the first student to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Geographic Information Sciences (GIS) at Troy University.
Wu was a student in the Surveying and Geomatics Sciences program and was the first to change her major to GIS once the program became available.
Wu knew…
