Dr. Jane Goodson of Troy University's Continuing Education and Outreach Division delivers session during the NPMA Transit Retreat in Mobile.
Representatives from Troy University’s Continuing Education and Outreach division recently served as featured speakers at the NPMA Transit Retreat held in Mobile, March 4-5.
The retreat brought together over 150 transit professionals, representing 65 transit systems from 23 states.
Dr. Jane Goodson and Michael Jackson delivered sessions focused on leadership development, workforce engagement, and operational effectiveness within public…
From left to right are Walter Givhan, honoree Michelle Richmond, Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., Gregg Swem and Dr. Kirk Curnutt.
Renowned author and Mobile, Ala. native Michelle Richmond received Troy University’s Hall-Waters Prize during a luncheon on Thursday at the Troy Campus.
Richmond spent the morning speaking with students about the evolution of her career from publishing collections of her short stories to writing best-selling novels. During the morning session, Richmond was interviewed by a…
Michelle Richmond will discuss the evolution of her career as a best-selling author at 9:30 a.m. on April 14 at the Troy Campus.
Renowned author Michelle Richmond, a Mobile, Ala. native whose recent novel The Wonder Test has been hailed as a “gripping thriller” and witty satire of “high-stakes education,” will receive Troy University’s Hall-Waters Prize on April 14.
Richmond will discuss the evolution of her career from her debut short-story collection, The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress…
Terrell Patrick, who received two degrees from TROY, serves as King Elexis I during Mardi Gras 2019.
Terrell Patrick spends most of his time helping young people as a case officer with the Mobile County District Attorney’s Office, but this week, he has a new title.
Patrick, who received a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and a master’s in public administration from Troy University, is serving as King Elexis I in Mobile’s…
