TROY Motto, 1887 - Troy University

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TROY THROUGH THE YEARS 1965 Lessons The Troy University College of Education Laying the foundation for tomorrow’s educators The first faculty appointed. A teaching center is established at Maxwell Air Force Base. TROY establishes its first summer school, called the Normal Institute. December 15, Troy State College officially becomes Troy State University. F E A T U R E S Dean’s Welcome ................................................................ 2 The Phenix City Campus is opened as a branch of the main campus. College of Education Milestones ......................... 3 - 4 Covington’s Legacy of Mentoring ........................ 5 - 6 1887 2004 1889 1893 The school is renamed Troy State t Normal College. 1924 KeLeigh Edwards, Miss TROY 2012 ................................ 7 1929 The Normal College begins using Kilby Hall on the site of the current campus in Troy. 2009 1967 Kids as Engineers: 1975 Troy State University becomes Troy University. Dan Caro Presents ............................................................. 8 College of Education Grants and Contracts ...................................................... 8 Global Campus Students .............................................. 9 Ground is broken on Bibb Graves Hall. Jack Hawkins, Jr. Hall is dedicated. Old Relationships, New Opportunities ................................................... 10 - 11 1957 2012 10th Annual TROY Psychology Conference ......... 12 The State Board of Education drops “Teacher’s” from Troy State College’s name. Wiregrass Math & Science Consortium www.troy.edu
Dear Alumni and Friends, Troy University celebrated yet another milestone this year, its 125th anniversary. Since its founding, faculty and staff within the College of Education (COE) have worked to provide access, training, leadership, advocacy, and service for those interested in professional careers in education, counseling, interpreter training, and psychology. With this in mind, we agreed that this issue of the College’s magazine, Lessons, should highlight a few of those contributions to the continued growth and progress of Troy University. In this issue of Lessons, with the very first article and the timeline that runs throughout the magazine, you will find a summary of some of these significant historical events that aided in the growth and progress of Troy University over these last 125 years, especially in the area of grants and contracts activity. Many of these grants received led to statewide initiatives that provide continuing development for Alabama teachers. We are working on many opportunities that will develop in the near future for the College of Education, but your support as alumni and friends is needed. As in the past four academic years and again this academic year, the state prorated University budgets. We anticipate additional cuts this coming academic year. Please take this opportunity and support the University’s Building Beyond Boundaries initiatives and specifically the College of Education. Through your contributions, your College of Education can make a difference in the lives of both our University students and the K-12 students we serve. It has been my sincere pleasure to work with the COE leadership and faculty as Interim Dean these past eight months. As the College transitions to new leadership, I expect that the past legacy of training tomorrow’s education leaders through innovation in teaching and the ongoing commitment to research and service, will continue in the future. Dr. Don Jeffrey Interim Dean, College of Education Vice Chancellor Troy University, Dothan Campus SPONSORED PROGRAMS THROUGH THE YEARS 2 www.troy.edu
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