Dr. Nicole Camasta spent the 24-25 academic year in Norway as a Fulbright Scholar in American Studies.
Students interested in international travel and writing will have the opportunity to learn from Dr. Nicole Camastra, former Fulbright Scholar, at a panel discussion and reception on March 25 and 27.
Hosted in conjunction with the Center for Relativity and Cosmology, University Honors Global Scholars Program and the English department, Camastra and current Fulbright Scholar Dr. Jiří Minarčík will be featured…
Troy's English degree provides skills that are highly valued for a range of roles in the public, private, nonprofit, business and government sectors.
While some college degrees prepare you for specific job titles and careers, an English degree provides skills that are highly valued for a range of roles in the public, private, nonprofit, business and government sectors.
So if you’re asking, “What jobs can I get with an English degree?” the answer is that you will be…
A group of Troy University students recently published a new textbook about writing and editing for digital media.
A group of Troy University students and faculty recently published a new textbook as part of a class on digital media.
Dr. Richard Scott Nokes’ “Writing, Editing, and Publishing for Digital Media” class has published “The Student’s Guide to Digital Publishing,” available now as an e-book on Amazon and Apple Books.
The project began when…
A new scholarship honors former faculty member Dr. Fred Davis and will benefit pre-law students with a preference for English majors.
For 33 years, Dr. Fred Davis devoted his professional life to teaching and mentoring students and fellow faculty members at Troy University.
Davis joined the TROY faculty in 1970 and served for many years as an assistant professor and chair of the English Department. His service to the University didn’t stop there. As he admits,…
