TROY nursing students join Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., Chancellor, in displaying a "Donate Life" flag during Wednesday's organ donor awareness event.
Troy University officials and students paused on Wednesday to commemorate Donate Life Month, a month-long awareness campaign stressing the importance of organ donation.
Students from TROY’s School of Nursing and other disciplines within the University’s College of Health and Human Services shared information about organ donation with passers-by on the University’s main quad to help…
Dr. Shellye Vardaman (center) hands out thermometers donated by the Exergen Corporation to TROY nursing students.
Troy University nursing students will soon benefit from the gift of more than $40,000 worth of Exergen thermometers that will aid them in their studies and laboratory work.
Dr. Shellye Vardaman, Professor in TROY’s School of Nursing who procured the donation, said the School of Nursing received TAT-2000C SmartGlow home thermometers for every current pre-licensure…
The new apprenticeship program, which is the state's first for Community Health Workers, was announced on Wednesday.
A soon-to-be-launched Troy University certificate program has become the state’s first apprenticeship program for Community Health Workers, officials announced on Wednesday.
The University’s College of Health and Human Services received a $3 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services last fall to develop and…
The Master of Science in Sport Management was the highest ranked program, coming in at number four nationally.
Nine degree programs at Troy University have been recognized as being among the nation’s best by Intelligent.com, a trusted resource for program rankings and higher education planning.
Rankings were based on the assessment of the University’s programs across six categories – tuition cost, admission, retention and graduation rates, faculty, reputation and resources provided for online…
