Safety Alert

Campus Building

College of Education

Apply Request Info
Back to Top

Helen Keller Lecture Series

The Helen Keller Lecture Series, which began in 1995 as the vision of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Hawkins, Jr., was initiated to call attention to and raise awareness of the challenges of those with physical limitations, particularly those affecting sensory ability. Through the years, the lecture has also provided the opportunity to highlight those who have devoted their careers to meeting the needs of the sensory impaired and to celebrate the collaborative efforts and partnerships of Troy University and the agencies and individuals who serve these special individuals.

Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Claudia Crosby Theater, Troy Campus

Combat-wounded Staff Sergeant (Ret.) Joey Jones will be the featured speaker for the 2025 Helen Keller Lecture Series.

Watch the lecture series live on April 29.

Learn More
Wide angle photograph of Troy University's campus and American Village

About the College

For more than a century, Troy University has continued to produce teachers, counselors, administrators and sign-language interpreters who have changed the lives of the students around the globe. Today, TROY's College of Education (COE) stresses the importance of learning through an academic experience that spans well beyond the classroom.

1887
Founded as Troy State Normal School, a teacher's college
$1,250
Scholarship for study abroad opportunities awarded annually
97%
Of ASL/English Interpreting grads are able to find work upon graduation

Departments

Featured Programs

Elementary Education teacher helping a student.
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education

If you're a servant leader passionate about children, teaching and making a difference in our world, Troy University's Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education will help you become a teacher who leaves a lasting impact on students' lives.

Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
Hawkins Hall on TROY's campus.
Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation & Disability Studies

If you want to help people with disabilities or other health challenges live better lives, consider exploring allied health. The bachelor's degree in rehabilitation and disability studies at Troy University will prepare you for rewarding rehabilitation careers.

Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation & Disability Studies
Dr. Hawkins speaking at commencement
Doctorate in Global Leadership

If you want to lead businesses, organizations, universities or even government institutions, the TROY Ph.D. in global leadership equips you with a unique skill set and interdisciplinary knowledge to help you excel in your role, whether domestically or abroad.

Doctorate in Global Leadership
Illustration of a brain.
Master of Science in Psychology

Taught by expert faculty researchers with years of experience in the field, TROY's comprehensive psychology graduate program will also prepare you for doctoral studies in psychology and related fields.

Master of Science in Psychology
All Programs

News

Meet our Faculty and Staff!

The College of Education Faculty and Staff invite you to apply and become a TROY Trojan!
Contact us
College of Education Faculty and Staff

Troy University Psychology Conference

Undergraduates, graduate students, faculty members, and other professionals will present research on a wide variety of topics in psychology and related disciplines. Past conferences have included such diverse topics as marketing, education, counseling, music, and criminal justice.
Niche 2025 Best College badge

Niche

Niche.com recognized TROY as a Best University for Education and a University with the Best Academics and Professors in America.

Princeton Review Southeastern Best Regional Colleges

Princeton Review

The Princeton Review recognized TROY as one of the best colleges and universities in the southern United States for 20 consecutive year.

Best Online Master's in Elementary Education

TheBestSchools.org

TheBestSchools.org recognized TROY's Master's in Elementary Education online program as one of its “Best Programs.”

From The Princeton Review. Used with permission. ©2025 TPR Education IP Holding, LLC. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University.

READY TO
TAKE THE LEAD?

Plan Your Next Step!
Visit Request Info Apply
Cookie Acknowledgment
This website uses cookies to collect information and to improve your browsing experience. Please review our privacy statement for more information.