Dr. Don Jeffrey, who served in various roles with the University for 46 years including Vice Chancellor of the Dothan Campus, passed away on Jan. 28.
Troy University is mourning the passing of former beloved administrator Dr. Don Jeffrey.
Dr. Jeffrey, who retired from the University in 2023 after 46 years of service, passed away on Jan. 28. He was 78.
Dr. Jeffrey earned his bachelor’s degree from TROY, a master’s degree from the University of Tennessee and his Ph.D. from…
TROY students were recognized Saturday for their outstanding leadership achievements.
Eight students recently received the prestigious Lamar P. Higgins Leadership Award, named in memory of Troy University’s first African-American Board of Trustees member, during the 22nd annual John R. Lewis Leadership Conference.
In addition to being the first African-American Board of Trustees member, Higgins was the first African-American elected to a leadership position on the Board…
Sheila McCauley Keys, Rosa Parks' niece, speaks during the program, "The Gathering," at the Rosa Parks Museum on Saturday.
Troy University’s Rosa Parks Museum celebrated Mrs. Parks’ lifelong legacy of advocacy on Saturday with a pair of special programs, free admission to the museum and birthday cupcakes and cookies in recognition of the Civil Rights icon’s 112th birthday, which is Feb. 4.
Donna Beisel, Director of Museum Operations, said that while Mrs. Parks is often…
Troy University students who are interested in becoming Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) now have an exciting new opportunity, thanks to a unique partnership with Rutgers University. Through this collaboration, third-year Nutrition Program students at TROY can apply for early acceptance into Rutgers University’s Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition. This initiative provides a clear pathway…
