Troy University - Palladium Yearbook (Troy, AL)

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• - w 5 - Warm days and sunny skies provide a haven for outdoor activities. Chats between classes, picnic lunches at the TSU Lake, sun- seeking at Pace Hall, and a myriad of other activities are common for students. The shade in the quad pro- vides a setting for students to catch up on day-to-day happenings or to study be- tween classes. Visitors on campus often comment on the friendliness of Troy State people. Those who are part of the TSU community realize that the comforts and beauty which the campus provides serves to enhance the congeniality of students and faculty. 5 4. - ' m, J Opening 9

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• v, s -- r Ai»E WffljfnmWfm The Troy State University Sys- tem began as a small teach- ers ' college known as Troy State Normal School. In the years following its origin, Troy State has progressed, now of- fering Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Sci- ence degrees and some pre- professional programs. Perhaps the most appealing aspect of TSU ' s academic en- vironment is the one-to-one contact professors and stu- dents experience. Faculty ad- visers, tutorial labs, and excel- lent library facilities are among the many sources of aca- demic counseling and en- hancement available to Troy State students. Troy State is known for its highly qualified, creative teaching staff. Their true con- cern for the student ' s knowl- edge of the subject and for the student ' s future success helps to motivate students to excel academically. Excellent student-faculty rapport makes Troy State ' s academic pro- grams successful. ■TrX 1 . ' « UNIVERSITY ° L OF NURSING j£h 10 Opening