TROY's College of Education has created an online database of resources to assist teachers and parents during school closures due to COVID-19.
Founded in 1887 as a teacher’s college, Troy University has a long history of preparing teachers and equipping them with resources to help them to be successful in the classroom. Now, as the COVID-19 coronavirus has forced the closure of schools, the University’s College of Education is helping teachers adjust to teaching from a distance,…
Dr. Denise Green, Dean of the College of Health and Human Services, delivers the keynote address during Friday's virtual Research Conference.
Faculty and staff within Troy University’s College of Education on Friday took to heart the words of the late P.T. Barnum, “The show must go on.”
The college’s annual Research and Scholarship Conference was set to take place on the University’s Montgomery Campus on Friday before the COVID-19 coronavirus shut down events. Not deterred, however,…
The deadline for fall 2020 applications to the new Ph.D. in Global Leadership program is March 15.
The deadline for fall applications for Troy University’s new Ph.D. in Global Leadership program is approaching, but those interested still have time to complete the process.
Applications for the fall 2020 term, which will begin in August, are due by March 15, and those who are accepted for the program will receive notification by April…
Dr. Natalia M. Petrzela, associate professor of history at The New School in New York City, will discuss the legacy of writer, educator and politician Dr. Maxwell Rafferty and the impact it has for education in the 21st century on Nov. 18 at Troy University.
The lecture, “Education at the Crossroads: Understanding Max Rafferty and…
