Sorrell College launches new ‘Double Dome’ podcast in cooperation with TROY Public Radio

A new monthly podcast from the Sorrell College of Business launched in February.

A new monthly podcast from the Sorrell College of Business launched in February.

The Sorrell College of Business has launched The Double Dome, a podcast aimed at conversations about business and the economy.

Hosted by Sorrell Dean Dr. Judson Edwards, the monthly podcasts will feature Edwards and a guest podcaster. It’s produced in cooperation with Troy Public Radio.

Sorrell College of Business Dean Dr. Judson Edwards

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Troy University’s online programs recognized among the nation’s best

Several of Troy University's online degree programs received recognition in the U.S. News & World Report

Several of Troy University's online degree programs received recognition in the U.S. News & World Report "2022 Best Online Programs" rankings.

Troy University’s online degree programs in psychology, business and criminal justice are among the nation’s best, according to U.S. News & World Report’s “2022 Best Online Programs” rankings that were released on Tuesday.

TROY’s online bachelor’s degree in Psychology was ranked 21st in the nation, while online master’s programs in Business and Criminal Justice were…

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Alumni, faculty big contributors to success of Entrepreneurship Week

Chris Stagl’s logo creation presentation actively involved students in the demonstration. (TROY photo)
 

Entrepreneurship Week held at Troy University’s IDEA Bank was a week full of learning opportunities and the chance to gain one-on-one knowledge of how to build, grow and sustain a business in a series of sessions led by local business owners—many of them also former TROY graduates.

Lynne Firmin George, Director of Economic Development and the IDEA…

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Odd Articulations: Success isn’t only skin deep

Odd Articulations, a company started by 22-year old Dalton German when he was 16, was aided by SBDC business advisors. (submitted)
 

The Small Business Development Center at Troy University takes pride in nourishing the dreams of young entrepreneurs, no matter how unique their idea might be. 

Dothan resident Dalton German was just 16 years old when he launched Odd Articulations, a custom oddities shop specializing in fully assembled and posed, or ‘articulated’ skeletons. The market might…

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