Two books in the series have been published in the last seven months, each featuring a different challenge families face.
Civilian budget analyst for the Air Force by day and children’s book author by night, TROY alum Athens Pellegrino released this week book two in “The Military Child Chronicles” series, a book line dedicated to helping military children adjust to the ever-changing lives of the military family. The online release marked her second published book…
Sara Shoffner was the first student to complete the Ph.D. in Sport Management at TROY, which the University was approved to offer in 2014.
As a sixth-degree black belt in Taekwondo, Dr. Win Koo achieved the status of master of martial arts in his native South Korea before becoming a grandmaster in the United States. However, it’s Dr. Koo’s academic talent rather than his martial arts skills that he calls on when he comes out fighting as the program…
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When we think of leadership in businesses, corporations, government agencies and other types of organizations, it’s easy to assume there is a uniform, time-tested set of leadership skills needed to manage at the top and get the job done successfully.
But dig a little deeper, and it becomes clear that with societies, economies and cultures…
Frank Robbins, of Phenix City, found a home at Troy University while pursuing the Bachelor of Science of Occupational Education degree.
Frank Robbins was looking toward a civilian career when he retires from the United States Army in the next few years, and he knew that a college degree was going to be crucial in achieving success in his field of interest – adult education.
He found his home in TROY’s Bachelor of Science in Occupational…
