Professor Dr. Dan Sutter discusses capitalism versus socialism with TROY students in a special reading program.
More than 30 Troy University students applied for a chance to join an extracurricular reading program through the Sorrell College of Business’ Johnson Center for Political Economy to explore capitalism versus socialism this fall.
The program is funded by a $4,000 grant from the Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty’s Mini-Grants on Free Market Economics program .
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Dr. Allen Mendenhall's new novel was published in November. (TROY photo)
Johnson Center for Political Economy Director Dr. Allen Mendenhall has recently released his first novel, “A Glooming Peace this Morning” through Livingston Press.
The Southern fiction novel is a journey through the tumultuous 1970’s, where an illicit romance collides with a breathtaking legal drama.
Set in the fictional Southern town of Andalusia, the book unveils…
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…
Dr. Allen Mendenhall has been recognized by The Heritage Foundation for achievements in academics.
The Heritage Foundation has recognized Sorrell College of Business Associate Dean Dr. Allen Mendenhall as one of its 12 Freedom and Opportunity Academic Prize recipients.
“For Dr. Mendenhall to receive such a distinguished honor from the Heritage Foundation truly validates the relevance and impact of his work. I am very happy to see him recognized…
