Troy State University Dothan has donated 11 Pentium 233 MMX computers with 15" monitors, and 8 printers to the Community Intensive Treatment for Youth (C.I.T.Y.) Program of Houston County.  The C.I.T.Y. Skills Training Consortium is affiliated with the Alabama College System and serves both at-risk male and female youth, ages 12-17. The equipment will be used in the C.I.T.Y. Program's Houston County location in Dothan. "We are glad to reallocate these state resources to a program that benefits youth in Houston County," noted Ronnie Creel, Director of TSUD's Information Services Division. The purpose of the C.I.T.Y. program allows at-risk students an opportunity to obtain their GED, remediate to grade level, and develop pro-social skills. In addition, all students receive individual and group counseling. For more information about the C.I.T.Y. Program of Houston County, please contact Joy Suttle, Program Coordinator, at 334-702-4746.

TSUD's Ronnie Creel, Director of Information Services, left, poses with Shon Holton,

Counselor of the Houston County C.I.T.Y. Program, in February at the Dothan Campus during the

hand-off of equipment between the university and the county youth program.