With the help of community members, TROY professors and students, the goal is to restore the arboretum as an educational resource.
A group of Troy University professors and students and community volunteers have recently undertaken a massive project—restoring the 75-acre arboretum back to its glory days.
Located on TROY’s campus, the arboretum encompasses seven and a half miles of nature trails, including two self-guided walks with labeled stops, over 500 identified plant species, a pond, an…
Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims, Vice Chancellor of the Phenix City Campus, has been honored for her research on women in leadership.
Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims, Vice Chancellor of Troy University’s Phenix City Campus, has been honored for outstanding scholarship by The Women and Leadership Member Community of the International Leadership Association.
Dr. Rosser-Mims received the organization’s Outstanding Scholarship for Established Scholar award, which recognizes published work by a seasoned scholar that has advanced the understanding of women…
The central mountains of Puerto Rico has drawn the attention of TROY professor Dr. Patrick Holladay and a team of academic and civic leaders.
A Troy University Sorrell College of Business professor is helping Puerto Rican farmers become more resilient in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
With the aid of a $300,000 grant from a National Institute of Food and Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program, Dr. Patrick Holladay, an Associate Professor in the School…
Dr. Suzanne Lukjan's research into pulmonary surfactant therapy could help COVID-19 patients' recovery.
A Troy University lecturer is working with a major biotechnology company to research ways to combat the effects of COVID-19 on patients’ lungs.
Dr. Suzanne Lukjan, a Lecturer in the Chemistry and Physics Department, is working with ONY Biotech, the manufacturer of Infasurf® (calfactant) and a leader in the creation of non-invasive neonatal therapies for…
