Students refine their professional dining skills at Camp Success's etiquette lunch.
This week, Troy University is hosting Camp Success, a residential program designed to help high school students who are deaf or hard of hearing prepare for the transition to college and adulthood.
The Sunday-through-Saturday program is a partnership between the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS) and Troy University. Held annually, the immersive experience introduces…
Judy Robertson receives the Ingalls Award for Excellence in Classroom Teaching from Dr. Kerry Palmer at Monday's Honors Convocation.
Judy Robertson, Lecturer and Director of the Interpreter Training Program within the College of Education, is the recipient of Troy University’s 2024 Ingalls Award for Excellence in Classroom Teaching.
Robertson received the award from Senior Vice Chancellor for Academics Dr. Kerry Palmer during the University’s annual Honors Convocation held Monday night in the Claudia Crosby…
TROY's Interpreter Training program provides the knowledge, skills and experience to pursue a career in interpreting between users of English and ASL.
If you have a deep appreciation for American Sign Language (ASL) and are thinking about becoming an ASL/English interpreter, the best way is to pursue a degree through ASL interpreter programs like the one at Troy University, according to Judy Robertson, Director of the TROY Interpreter Training Program (ITP).
Robertson grew up as a child…
Meagan Gorsuch, who has been deaf-blind since birth, earned her master's degree in Adult Education during the summer commencement ceremony.
Troy University alumna Meagan Gorsuch’s message to others is to live life to the fullest and it is a message that she takes to heart every day in her own life.
Gorsuch, who received her master’s degree in Adult Education during TROY’s summer commencement on July 28, was born legally deaf and blind.
“One of…
