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TROY's occupational education program is 100% online, making it flexible and accessible for adult learners.
Not all learning takes place in a classroom. Practical experience learned in the workplace can be just as valuable as more traditional educational qualifications. As the workforce ages, skilled workers must pass their knowledge and experience on to the next generation to ensure business continuity. This creates opportunities for people with practical skills to fill…
Rising Waters is a multi-player game focused on the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and the Jim Crow south.
Troy University history professor Dr. Scout Blum has merged game playing and academics with her newest creation, a board game called Rising Waters, which aims to give students a better understanding of one of the most destructive disasters in US history and the themes of racism and perseverance.
Rising Waters is a multi-player board game centered around…
Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. accepts honor during the John R. Lewis Legacy Institute's inaugural gala in Atlanta.
Troy University Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. and City of Troy Mayor Jason Reeves, a TROY alumnus, were among the six honorees recognized during the inaugural John R. Lewis Legacy Institute (JRL) gala held in February at Atlanta’s Porsche Experience Center.
During the gala, themed “The Legacy Continues,” the honorees were recognized for embodying the…
High school students interested in music or music education will have the opportunity to see what life is like as a college music major.
Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music invites high school students interested in pursuing a career in music or music education to attend Music Education Major for a Day on March 24.
This event allows attendees to experience what it’s like to be a college music major while still in high school and is open to vocalists and instrumentalists interested…
