Troy University mourns the death of renowned composer, music educator and friend Robert W. Smith. (TROY photo/Clif Lusk)
Troy University and the world of music has lost one of its greatest stars.
Robert W. Smith, Professor of Music and coordinator of the John M. Long School of Music’s Music Industry Program, died Thursday, Sept. 21 due to complications of cardiac surgery. Services will be at 2 p.m., Friday, Sept. 29 at Claudia Crosby…
Troy University recognizes the accomplishments of alumni with the October roundup of alumni news and achievements.
The October roundup of alumni news and achievements includes Anshooman Aga (’97) who was recently appointed as executive vice president and chief financial officer of the Cubic Corporation, Ike Sherlock (’91) who was recently elected as the Florida director of the Southeastern Warehouse Association, and Maj. Gary Ward (’02) who retired after 30-plus years in…
Troy University recognizes the achievements of alumni, congratulates those who have gotten married or engaged and remembers those we have lost.
This month’s roundup of alumni news and achievements includes Dothan businessman Jeff Coleman (’95) who has been named as a civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army, Spencer C. Hoover (’06) who was recently appointed to the Michigan Veterans’ Facility Authority and Jaycee Affeldt (’15) who returns to her alma mater as an assistant…
Troy University recognizes the achievements of alumni, congratulates those who have gotten married or engaged and remembers those we have lost.
This month’s roundup of alumni news and achievements includes retired Air Force Lt. Col. Dean Failor (’83,’95) who was recently inducted into the Ohio Hall of Fame, Michael E. Thomas (’91) who received the 2017 Music Educator of the Year Award from the Georgia Music Education Association and Maj. Gen. H. Stacy Clardy III (‘97),…
