Now in year five, the Girl Power STEM Camp immerses middle school girls in the world of STEM.
Sixteen local middle school students spent a week of their summer immersing themselves in the different aspects of STEM during the Girl Power STEM Camp hosted by Troy University.
Camp organizer Danielle Hudson started the camp five years ago for girls in 6th-8th grade in an effort to correct the “leaky pipeline” for women in STEM fields.
“Scientific…
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…
The Wendy McGhee Endowed Scholarship for an Outstanding Computer Science Student aims to support students pursuing technology degrees.
Troy University alumna Wendy McGhee, one of Georgia’s 100 Women of Excellence and a leader in technology for nearly 30 years, has established an endowed scholarship for TROY students majoring in technology fields.
Named the Wendy McGhee Endowed Scholarship for an Outstanding Computer Science Student, the scholarship aims to support students pursuing technology degrees, a field…
Students majoring in accounting, computer and information sciences, electronics engineering or cybersecurity can apply.
Troy University students majoring in accounting, computer and information sciences, electronics engineering or cybersecurity now have the opportunity to apply yearly for a $5,000 scholarship established by the C Spire Foundation.
The C Spire Foundation recently donated an initial $15,000 to the University to award three students a scholarship for the 2025-2026 academic year. Through these…
