Left to right are: Greg Knedler, Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Development, Holly Jones Adams, Director of Advancement Services, and alumnus Robert Cary.
For Judy and Robert Cary, things just keep coming back to TROY.
The couple’s 57-year marriage started here while they were students in the 1960s. The couple moved to Pensacola where Robert worked in education and Judy worked as a nurse, but retirement brought them back to Troy, to a house just a few blocks…
TROY's online MSN program was ranked 36th best in the country by Fortune Education.
Troy University’s online Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program has been ranked among the nation’s best by Fortune Education.
TROY’s program came in at 36th in the Best Online Master’s in Nursing Programs 2022 rankings, which examined three components – selectivity, success including examination of retention and graduation rates, and demand.
The MSN program…
The Nurse Faculty Loan Program seeks to increase the number of qualified nursing faculty.
A Troy University School of Nursing program aimed at increasing the number of qualified nursing faculty in Alabama has for the third straight year received funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The Nurse Faculty Loan Program provides funding to accredited schools of nursing to…
The TROY School of Nursing will be among the vendors in attendance at the annual health fair, which is open to the public.
Troy University invites the public to the annual TROY Health and Wellness Fair on Tuesday, April 19 at the University’s Dothan Campus.
Vendors from the medical community will attend the fair to answer questions, give advice and administer health screenings, such as vision assessments, blood pressure checks, glucose testing, oximetry levels, hearing screenings and more.
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