About 1,000 City of Dothan employees are participating in the sessions.
Troy University’s Continuing Education and Outreach is presenting a training seminar on diversity and unconscious bias to all City of Dothan employees.
The classes began Thursday at the Dothan Civic Center after approval and funding from the Dothan City Commission.
“People’s past experiences, their values, their beliefs shape their thoughts,” said Laura Chambliss, Market Development…
Dr. Martin Olliff spearheaded the effort to record a special commencement video honoring Dothan Campus graduates.
Faculty members at Troy University’s Dothan Campus recently took the time to make spring graduates feel special.
With the Spring 2020 commencement ceremony postponed from campus-specific ceremonies in May to a University-wide graduation in July, many students were left without a way to mark their achievements.
Dr. Marty Olliff, Professor of History and Coordinator of…
The fair will allow educators, alumni and individuals interested in education careers to meet representatives from schools throughout the area.
Troy University’s Dothan Campus will host a Teacher’s Fair on Tuesday, April 7, 2020, from 9-11 a.m.
The fair will be held in Malone Hall’s Harrison Room.
Educators, alumni or individuals interested in a career in education are welcome to attend.
“This is a great opportunity for our students, alumni and educators…
Dr. Aisha Johnson-Jones will deliver the first in the 2020 Spring Lecture Series at the Dothan Campus.
Troy University will play host to a lecture Feb. 18 about a key library program that gave many black Americans access to libraries.
Dr. Aisha Johnson-Jones will deliver the lecture, “The African American Struggle for Library Equality: The Untold Story of the Julius Rosenwald Fund Library Program” Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 6:30 p.m. in Sony…
