Bright's journey from the classroom to Congress stands as a testament to the lasting impact of education and the power of perseverance.
From teaching fifth grade in Alabama to serving in the halls of Congress, Madison Bright’s journey reflects a path shaped by resilience, opportunity, and a deep commitment to public service.
Bright, a proud Troy University alumna, began her academic career in Elementary Education, where her passion for learning and leadership first took root. During her…
Students attending a previous Future Teacher Summit in Hawkins Hall.
The Future Teacher Summit will be hosted by Troy University’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM in Hawkins Hall on the Troy University main campus. This event’s purpose is to serve as an inspiration to prospective students who are interested in pursuing a teaching career.
“The Future Teacher Summit…
From the garden to the classroom to the statewide stage, Dr. Farrell’s legacy is rooted in service, innovation, and a lifelong passion for learning.
Dr. Shirley Farrell’s professional journey has been rooted in growth—both in the literal gardens she once tended and in the lives of the students, educators, and communities she continues to impact. As a leader in gifted education and program coordinator at Troy University, Dr. Farrell brings decades of experience, a deep love for learning, and…
Ozark City Schools Superintendent Reeivice Girtman and Board members Leslie Reeder and Larry Hicks are shown with Chancellor Hawkins at the ceremony.
Troy University and the Ozark City Schools have signed an agreement aimed at helping to provide the school system’s next generation of teachers.
The Accelerate Dual Enrollment agreement will enable Ozark City Schools students who express an interest in pursuing a career in education to begin to gain experience and college credit toward an education…
