The Health Resources and Services Administration grant will help the School of Nursing improve and expand its simulation-based education programs.
A nearly $1.5 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration of the U.S. Department of Health And Human Resources will help Troy University recruit and retain nursing students through the increased use of simulation-based education programs.
Nursing faculty members Dr. Rebecca Allen-Jones, Nikki Chen and Dr. Alisha Hilburn wrote the grant, which enables…
Apply for TROY's online MSN and DNP programs by Nov. 1.
As the demand for nurses continues to grow, Troy University is expanding its online nursing programs to meet the needs of healthcare workers.
This spring, the School of Nursing will enroll students in its Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs.
Both programs have an application deadline of November…
Undergraduate nursing students typically spend between $400 and $800 annually on supplies beyond tuition and books.
A new initiative at Troy University is designed to help eliminate some of the financial barriers faced by undergraduate nursing students as they pursue their degrees.
Nursing students typically spend anywhere from $400 to $800 annually on necessary supplies beyond their tuition and books. The White Coat Society is an annual initiative that helps nursing…
Ghandi Daniels, Executive Director of The Wellness Coalition, TROY's partner in the CHW training program, speaks during last year's grant announcement
Troy University’s Community Health Workers certificate program is entering its second year, and the University’s College of Health and Human Services is currently taking applications for upcoming sessions, the first of which will begin later this month.
The Community Health Workers certificate program is made possible by a $3 million grant from the Health Resources…
