The annual camp focuses on creative games, activities and civic lessons that teach about what it means to be a good citizen.
More than 15 middle school students learned about good citizenship and American history during the annual Civic Heroes Camp hosted by Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement from July 13-17.
At Civic Heroes summer camp, fourth through sixth grade campers become superheroes-in-training and build their own communities, run their cities and help their neighbors. Campers also participate in creative…
Registration is open until June 13.
Registration is ongoing for the annual Civic Heroes summer camp, offered by Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement.
The camp is designed for rising fourth-through-sixth-grade students who have a knack for serving their neighbors, learning how to tackle community challenges or who are simply looking for fun activities this summer.
“Civic Heroes is all about inspiring…
Seven members of the community were selected to be interviewed in front of Charles Henderson Middle School history classes.
In partnership with Alabama Humanities Alliance, Troy University’s Office of Civic Engagement brought history to life for Charles Henderson Middle School students with a new initiative aimed at preserving history and emphasizing the importance of storytelling.
Called “The Civic Tapestry: Weaving History into Public Life,” the initiative seeks to provide an opportunity for seventh grade students to better understand the…
The event is held in partnership with the David Matthews Center for Civic Life and Auburn University.
In partnership with the David Matthews Center for Civic Life and Auburn University, Troy University is hosting a forum on the growing mental health crisis on Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 3 p.m.
Faculty, staff, students and community members are invited to the discussion, titled “Mental Health: What Should We Do About the Growing Crisis?” The…
