Educational Background:
Oklahoma State University library and formal gardens
B.S. Psychology, Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford, OK.
B.S. Physical Education, Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford, OK.
M.S. Exercise Science, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK.
M.S. Therapeutic Recreation, Indiana University - Bloomington, IN.
M.S. Counseling and Psychology, The University of West Alabama - Livingston AL.
Ed.D. Educational Administration and Higher Education, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK.
Hobbies and Recreational Pursuits: 
Dr. Croy enjoys several recreational pursuits in her spare time. She enjoys reading, listening to music, cycling, mountain biking, and walking her two dogs, Dandy and Tinker. Sparky, her cat, does not participate in the evening walks but does delight in tormenting the dogs on a daily basis!
Among her most memorable excursions are backpacking the Grand Canyon, hot air ballooning over Southern California, road biking in Montana and Wyoming through Yellowstone National Park, and making her way from Santa Fe to Taos via hiking, river rafting, and mountain biking.
Her less physical pursuits as of late include reading Atlas Shrugged, We the Living, and The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand, each of which she enjoyed immensely and recommends. For lighter reading she enjoys J.A. Jance, Nevada Barr, Sue Grafton, Earlene Fowler, Janet Evanovich, and Lillian Jackson Braun.
Among her favorite musicians are Jim Brickman, David Nevue, and Doug Smith. Visit their websites to listen to their music and to learn more about them.
It doesn't get better than this!
Dr. Croy has always enjoyed helping others. She volunteers on a regular basis at two residential treatment centers for adolescents, both of which are located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. Most recently she has volunteered at The Soup Kitchen in San Angelo, TX. The Croy family has created a foundation with this purpose in mind. You may access the foundation website at the Croy Foundation.
"Many persons have the wrong idea of what constitutes true happiness. It is not attained through self-gratification but through fidelity to a worthy purpose."