The group posed for a group photo with the TROY flag at several stops during their trip.
On May 26, eight Troy University students from Alabama, Florida, and Virginia, along with seven educators from the Russell County School District, joined together with TROY faculty and staff to embark on an 8-day study abroad trip in San José, Costa Rica.
The group was hosted by TROY’s international partner GlobalEdu, the Association of Universities…
Thanks to IIE, up to 25 TROY students will be eligible for their first passport.
Troy University is one of 51 institutions selected by the Institute of International Education (IIE) to receive an IIE American Passport Project grant that will enable up to 25 TROY students to obtain their first U.S. passport and open the pathway to study abroad.
The American Passport Project seeks to reach diverse student populations and institutions that…
Dakota Tomes is now one of 10 TROY students to receive the Gilman Scholarship.
Troy University sophomore Dakota Tomes is preparing to spend his spring semester studying abroad at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, South Korea, thanks to TROY’s Chancellor’s Award for Global Competitiveness (CAGC) and the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program.
Tomes, an anthropology major from Scottsburg, Indiana, will take flight at the end of February to…
The study abroad group consisting of TROY students and educators from Russell County Schools visited Costa Rica, May 26-June 4.
A recent study abroad trip to Costa Rica, organized by Troy University faculty members Dr. Meg Milligan and Dr. Paige Paquette, helped to open the door to another culture not only for TROY students, but also for some local educators.
Working through the nonprofit organization Global EDU and with the assistance of TROY Study Abroad…
