Sorrell College student singled out by Farmhouse Fraternity as 2025 Chapter President of the Year

TROY's Bradley Smith is recognized as Farmhouse Fraternity's Chapter President of the Year.

TROY's Bradley Smith is recognized as Farmhouse Fraternity's Chapter President of the Year.

Sorrell College Accounting senior Bradley Smith has been named President of the Year for his leadership of Troy University’s Farmhouse Fraternity.

Farmhouse Fraternity Chapter President Bradly Smith was named the “Chapter President of the Year” by the international fraternity for 2025.

“To me, this award is a huge honor because it represents the culmination of…

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TROY’s “Start Your Business” Program Recognized Among Alabama’s Top Work-Based Learning Innovations

Sorrell College's SBDC program,

Sorrell College's SBDC program, "Start Your Business," gains statewide acclaim as a scalable model for workforce development.

Troy University’s Start Your Business program has been named one of the top 17 work-based learning programs in Alabama by the Alabama Office of Apprenticeship. 

The entrepreneurship-based initiative created by Juliana Bolivar, Director of the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Troy University was selected for its replicable model, statewide impact, and innovative approach to bridging self-employment with workforce development.

Juliana…

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Carr School of Accountancy honors Young Alumnus and others during Accountancy Day

Dr. Dena Mitchell and Dr. Steve Grice
 

The William H. Carr School of Accountancy in Troy University’s Sorrell College of Business has inducted three people into its Hall of Honor and named a Young Alumni Award winner.

In addition, the Carr School awarded 44 student scholarships during its 34th Annual Accounting Dayactivities.

Inducted into the Hall of Honor were Phyllis Ingram, Jean Shepherd and…

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Troy University designated a Carnegie Research University

To qualify as an RCU, an institution must spend at least $2.5 million on research and development on average in a single year.

To qualify as an RCU, an institution must spend at least $2.5 million on research and development on average in a single year.

Troy University was recently designated as a Carnegie Research University (RCU), a new designation created to recognize research efforts at smaller institutions.

To qualify as an RCU, an institution must spend at least $2.5 million on research and development on average in a single year. TROY is among 218 institutions to receive the designation.

“Achieving Carnegie…

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