TROY’s School of Nursing to present organ donor awareness event on Wednesday

Students display Donate Life flag with Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr. during last year's event.

Students display Donate Life flag with Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr. during last year's event.

April is National Donate Life Month and Troy University’s School of Nursing will host an event on the Troy Campus on Wednesday to help raise awareness about organ donation and the process for becoming a donor.

TROY nursing students will be on the main quad beginning at 11 a.m., providing information and helping those who…

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TROY’s online Master’s of Science in Nursing ranked among the best by The Princeton Review

The Princeton Review is the latest to recognize TROY's online MSN program as among the nation's best.

The Princeton Review is the latest to recognize TROY's online MSN program as among the nation's best.

Troy University’s online Master of Science in Nursing program has been recognized as one of the best in the country by The Princeton Review.

TROY’s MSN program was one of 189 to be recognized in the “Best Online Nursing School Master’s Programs for 2024” rankings. A leading tutoring, test preparation and college admissions services company,…

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Betty Floyd Vance Endowed Nursing Scholarship to aid TROY nursing majors from Pike County

The new scholarship will honor the memory of Betty Floyd Vance and her legacy in the nursing profession.

The new scholarship will honor the memory of Betty Floyd Vance and her legacy in the nursing profession.

A new endowed scholarship will provide opportunities for future Troy University students from Pike County who want to earn a nursing degree.

The Betty Floyd Vance Endowed Nursing Scholarship was established by Stewart and Piper Vance to honor the memory of Stewart’s mother, who passed away in October.

After her husband’s death in 1974, Betty…

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Grant to provide RISE for students in Troy University’s School of Nursing

The Health Resources and Services Administration grant will help the School of Nursing improve and expand its simulation-based education programs.

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…

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