Deven Reese, a TROY alumnus, leads in the classroom and beyond, shaping student success at Pike County Elementary.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Month, Troy University recognizes the impact of alumnus Deven Reese, whose journey from aspiring engineer to award-winning fifth-grade teacher reflects a deep commitment to student success, instructional innovation and service both in and beyond the classroom.
Deven Reese, who graduated with a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education from TROY, currently serves…
Students and faculty view poster exhibit during the opening of the second annual Trojan Research Week at Troy University.
Troy University kicked off its second annual Research Week with a ceremony, presented by the Office of Sponsored Programs, on Monday in the Hawkins-Adams-Long Hall of Honor on the Troy Campus.
Each of the University’s five colleges will have research days throughout the week, beginning with the College of Arts and Humanities on Monday.
“Research…
Bright's journey from the classroom to Congress stands as a testament to the lasting impact of education and the power of perseverance.
From teaching fifth grade in Alabama to serving in the halls of Congress, Madison Bright’s journey reflects a path shaped by resilience, opportunity, and a deep commitment to public service.
Bright, a proud Troy University alumna, began her academic career in Elementary Education, where her passion for learning and leadership first took root. During her…
Eli Hankinson, a Troy University student, presented his research at the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference.
At the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference in New Orleans, Eli Hankinson, student of Troy University’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences, presented research examining interactive assessments as an innovative approach to student learning in the age of artificial intelligence.
Hankinson’s research focused on interactive oral assessments (IOAs), a method that emphasizes real-time, unscripted conversations between…
