Surveying and Geomatics students at work on the quad at the Troy Campus. The program recently won a national award for quality and excellence.
Troy University’s Surveying and Geomatics Sciences Program recently won the Surveying Education Award, valued at $10,000, from the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying.
The national award is presented annually by NCEES to recognize surveying programs that best reflect the organization’s mission to advance licensure for surveyors in order to safeguard the health,…
Dr. Vitaly Voloshin was presented with the Wallace D. Malone Jr. Distinguished Faculty Award by Dr. Earl Ingram and Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr.
Dr. Vitaly Voloshin, professor of mathematics, has been awarded Troy University’s Wallace D. Malone, Jr. Distinguished Faculty Award.
Dr. Voloshin, who joined the TROY faculty in 2003, was presented the award by Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., Chancellor, and Dr. Earl Ingram, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, during the University’s annual Faculty/Staff Convocation on Friday…
Troy University welcomed new faculty members during the 2018 Faculty/Staff Convocation on Friday on the Troy Campus.
Troy University welcomed new faculty members for the 2018-2019 academic year during Friday’s Faculty/Staff Convocation.
The annual event, which signals the start of a new academic year, was held in the Claudia Crosby Theater on the Troy Campus and live streamed through the University’s website. Term classes at TROY begin on Monday, while classes on…
Dr. Stephen Carmody, assistant professor of anthropology, recently contributed to a major discovery regarding the history of tobacco in North America.
North Americans have been smoking for much longer than we originally thought, according to anthropology professor Stephen Carmody.
“Eight, nine years ago, when I started this project,” Carmody said, “the oldest evidence of tobacco use was about 2,000 years ago. We have pipes that are 5,000 years old. Maybe even older than that. So there was this pretty substantial gap.”
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