Dance adjunct instructor Buffy Lusk communicates is holding virtual tap classes. (TROY phot0/Clif Lusk)
Robert Earl Stewart has taught adjunct longer than many full-time faculty members have had their stripes – almost 20 years.
With the COVID-19 outbreak, however, Stewart, a distinguished lecturer of finance and professor emeritus in the Sorrell College of Business, has made a successful transition to the online delivery of instruction for his students. He…
As students transition from in-class to online learning, TROY is providing resources to help with study, career preparation and more.
As Troy University classes shift to online and alternative delivery methods in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus, some students may be dealing with these learning environments for the first time.
The John W. Schmidt Center for Student Success is providing guidance and a number of resources to help students as they navigate this unexpected transition.
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TROY student Trey Smith recently became the first student to complete the Peace Corps Prep program.
Troy University’s John W. Schmidt Center for Student Success has partnered with the Peace Corps to offer a Peace Corps Prep certificate.
This program is advantageous for students applying to the Peace Corps and prepares students for careers in public service.
Roger “Trey” Smith, who graduates in December, is the first TROY student…
Troy University students and staff took part in the fourth annual Hungry for Justice Summit last week at the University's Montgomery Campus.
A summit that, in the past, has brought together college students from throughout Alabama to focus on the issues of hunger and poverty is now preparing its participants to take action.
Participants in the fourth annual Hungry for Justice Summit, held Friday at TROY’s Montgomery Campus, received instruction on advocacy planning, execution and evaluation from…