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…
About 20 campers took part in the fifth annual Civic Heroes Camp where they learned about government and citizen action.
Submitted by Brooks Taylor
Citizens of Gotham and Central City faced off in tic-tac-toe and bottle flip challenges with an educational twist at Troy University’s Civic Heroes Camp.
About 20 campers in 4th-6th grade took part in the fifth annual Civic Heroes Camp where they learned about government and citizen action through fun games and visits…
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…
Civic Heroes Camp participants had the opportunity to hear from "Community Heroes" throughout the week, including members of the Troy Fire Department.
A group of upper elementary school students got lessons in civics and good citizenship during the Troy University Office of Civic Engagement’s annual Civic Heroes Camp July 15-19.
The day camp, held on the Troy Campus, introduced participants to five character traits of good citizenship – compassion, honesty, respect, responsibility and courage – and taught…