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…
Sorrell College alumna Linette Casey was awarded the C3E Award for the business sector for clean energy support and innovation.
Sorrell College of Business alumna Linette Casey (MSM ’01) is one of nine leaders recognized by the U.S. Dept. of Energy for their outstanding achievements in the field of clean energy.
The 2024 Clean Energy Education and Empowerment (C3E) Awards initiative aims to close the gender gap and increase the participation, leadership and success of…
Ammons has been learning to play various instruments since elementary school.
A Troy University student placed fifth in the Great Plains International Marimba competition at Oklahoma City University over the summer.
Jacob Ammons, a senior music major from Niceville, Florida, traveled to compete alongside students from across the United States, Taiwan, New Zealand and China. Out of all the college students to place, Ammons was the…
Childs joined the faculty in 2008 and teaches criminal justice courses.
Jessica Childs, a lecturer in the Department of Anthropology, Sociology and Criminology, is the recipient of the inaugural College of Arts and Sciences Teaching Award.
Led by Dr. Sharon Everhardt, an Awards and Recognitions committee was formed last fall to create an award to recognize outstanding faculty from the college, said Danielle Hudson, a lecturer…
