Geo Day is open to prospective high school and college transfer students looking to learn more about the geospatial informatics industry.
More than 200 high school and college students attended the seventh annual Geo Day at Troy University on March 12 and gained a firsthand look into the geospatial industry.
For the first time since Geo Day began, all of the workshop presenters were TROY alumni.
“To know that our Geospatial Informatics Department taught them, and…
Registration is open until Feb. 20 for the annual Geo Day event on the Troy Campus.
The Geospatial Informatics Department at Troy University will host its seventh annual Geo Day event on March 12. Designed to showcase geospatial careers and technologies for high school and community college students, Geo Day provides an opportunity to learn from industry professionals and get hands-on experience.
Dr. Steve Ramroop, Surveying and Geomatics Sciences Program Director, said Geo Day introduces…
Middle and high school students participated in hands-on activities designed to show the connection between agriculture and STEM fields.
Nearly 600 middle and high school students from around the state flocked to the National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds on Tuesday for the second annual AgriSTEM Expo hosted by the Troy University chapter of Alabama Technology in Motion (ATIM).
Dr. Charisse Snell, TROY ATIM specialist and the event’s coordinator, said the goal of the expo is to show…
Over 350 students attended the Geospatial Informatics Department’s sixth annual Geo Day held Thursday, March 16 at Troy University. Geo Day gives high school students from around the Wiregrass an inside look into the geospatial industry and an opportunity to gain hands-on knowledge.
Dr. Steve Ramroop, Surveying and Geomatics Sciences Program Director, said Geo Day serves as a great opportunity…
