Danny Long, President of Enterprise State Community College, and Dr. Fred Figliano, Interim Dean of the College of Education, sign the agreement.
An agreement between Troy University and Enterprise State Community College will provide students with a clear pathway to a degree in Early Childhood Education.
The new agreement, which was presented during a ceremony earlier this month on the Troy Campus, allows Enterprise State students to transfer 18 credit hours to TROY in the Early Childhood…
Two employees signed on to the program for this fall.
Troy University and its Coleman Center for Early Learning, in partnership with Wallace Community College, the Alabama Office of Apprenticeship and the Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education, made history Wednesday by establishing Alabama’s first apprenticeship for early childhood educators.
In alignment with the goals of the Success Plus plan and Governor Kay Ivey’s “Strong…
The early learning center will reopen with a comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan designed to protect children, parents and staff.
Troy University’s Coleman Center for Early Learning and Family Enrichment is scheduled to reopen June 1 with a comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan.
Located at the university’s Dothan Campus, the Coleman Center provides high-quality early learning and care for children in the Wiregrass region from six weeks through 5 years old.
In order to promote a…
Pell Grant-qualified students can apply now for a subsidy to help pay for child care near TROY's Alabama campuses.
Troy University is now accepting applications from students for a new program aimed at easing the burden of child care cost.
Qualified students can now apply for the Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) Program, a Department of Education-funded initiative that provides subsidized child care to student-parents enrolled at all of TROY’s Alabama…
