Peevy encourages TROY students to do right, serve others and become leaders
News | April 21, 2021
Dr. Larry Peevy provides Troy University students with three keys to success during Monday's Honors Convocation on the Troy Campus.
Dr. Larry Peevy, President and Head of School of Tallulah Falls School, challenged Troy University students on Monday to always do what is right, look for ways to serve others and learn to be leaders.
Speaking to the annual Honors Convocation held in the Claudia Crosby Theater on the Troy Campus, Dr. Peevy told students that their reputations would follow them throughout their lives.
“Once you lose a good reputation, life becomes extremely difficult,” he said. “If you always do what you think is right though, your reputation will hold its value and even be enhanced. Those people who get to know you well, and, in many cases, some who have never had a chance to meet you, will hold you in high esteem because they know you are a person of integrity, a person they can respect and a person they can trust. Those are the things they teach here at Troy University.”