TROY

Troy University's College of Education is historically the foundation of the university and we continue to uphold the traditions and values of teaching and advocate the sound clinical practices of all our graduates to reflect the university's worldwide mission... The decade of the 1950s also marked the University's long relationship with the United States Military, as extension courses were offered on nearby bases, first at then-Fort Rucker, near Dothan, and later at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery. A separate Troy State College teaching center was established at Fort Rucker in 1961, which evolved into the present-day Dothan Campus. A similar center, begun at Maxwell Air Force Base in 1965, led to the creation of the present-day Montgomery Campus. These programs were the forerunners of the modern TROY Service Centers division of Troy University, which operates all TROY teaching sites outside Alabama. In 1973, the University opened sites at military bases in Florida. Today, TROY..

Also known as: TROY Foundation, Troy Normal School, TROY Online, Troy State Normal School, Troy University

Primary location: Troy United States