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TROY's SBDC is reaching Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs in the Wiregrass.
For Troy University’s Small Business Development Center, Hispanic Heritage Month has been an opportunity to showcase the success Hispanic and Latino business owners have experienced in Alabama’s Wiregrass region.
In response to a request from a community member in Daleville, TROY SBDC Director Juliana Bolivar created a program to deliver SBDC support and training in…
Left to right are: Greg Knedler, Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Development, Holly Jones Adams, Director of Advancement Services, and alumnus Robert Cary.
For Judy and Robert Cary, things just keep coming back to TROY.
The couple’s 57-year marriage started here while they were students in the 1960s. The couple moved to Pensacola where Robert worked in education and Judy worked as a nurse, but retirement brought them back to Troy, to a house just a few blocks…
Being an active listener is an important skill for a counselor.
Few professions in the world today have a bigger impact on our ability to live happier, healthier and more productive daily lives than clinical mental health counseling.
This has been the case throughout the history of the profession, from its roots in the early 1900s to the adoption of comprehensive training standards for mental health counselors…
Brett Orrell, center, and Polysurveying have funded a scholarship for geomatics students in honor of his grandparents, seated.
Troy University alumnus Brett Orrell and his family-owned company, Polysurveying, have created an endowned scholarship for future geomatics students who choose to further their education at TROY.
The scholarship was created in honor of Orrell’s grandparents, Sidney and Theresa Orrell, who founded the company in 1971.
“My grandparents’ sacrifice in time committed to making the new…
