Sorrell College Econ students will make their first-ever debut at the national ‘The Econ Games’

Economics students in the Sorrell College of Business will make their first-ever debut in The Econ Games, a national undergraduate competition.

Economics students in the Sorrell College of Business will make their first-ever debut in The Econ Games, a national undergraduate competition.

For the first time in program history, students in Troy University’s Economics Program in the Sorrell College of Business will represent the University at The Econ Games, a national undergraduate economics competition that challenges students to use economic reasoning and data analysis to solve real-world problems.

TROY will be one of 30 university teams from…

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From Malawi to Alabama, TROY alum finds success as an Economist

Martha Njolomole graduated in 2019 with a masters degree before beginning her career in Minnesota.

Martha Njolomole graduated in 2019 with a masters degree before beginning her career in Minnesota.

Martha Njolomole, a 2017 and 2019 graduate of Troy University from Malawi, has built a successful career as an economist in Minnesota where she draws daily from the concepts she learned as a student at TROY’s Manuel H. Johnson Center for Political Economy. 

After a 30-hour journey, Njolomole arrived in Troy in 2013 with two other…

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Troy University professor gets grant to develop an economic research center at Soran University

The Sorrell College of Business is located in John Robert Lewis Hall on the Troy Campus. (TROY photo/Mark Moseley)
 

Dr. John Dove, a professor of economics at Troy University, has received a grant to work in conjunction with Soran University to establish an economic research center. 

Dr. John Dove

Soran University is a public institution located in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. The grant will allow Troy University to train individuals at Soran and…

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Defense of free enterprise is ultimate goal of grant given to the Johnson Center for Political Economy

A grant from the Bradley Foundation will help the MJC expand academic programs.

A grant from the Bradley Foundation will help the MJC expand academic programs.

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation has awarded the Manuel H. Johnson Center for Political Economy at Troy University a $100,000 grant for programming that defends free enterprise and honorable business practices that produce profitable companies.

The MJC’s Free Enterprise Scholars Program educates business majors in the morality of capitalism and studies the unethical practices…

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