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…
Guest speaker Rachel Helvering and Dr. Jeff L. Scott speak during the 2026 "Manifest Destiny: Going West" Teacher Institute at the American Village
Through the Troy University and American Village partnership, the Experiencing America Initiative provided educators with a week of professional learning featuring expert-led presentations, collaborative application sessions, and classroom resources designed to strengthen our civic foundation through the teaching of American history.
Throughout the week, teachers from across the region explored the history of America’s westward…
Kim is a music educator who has taught in the Aldine Independent School District in Houston, Texas, for two decades.
Eun Sung Kim, a 2005 music education graduate, received the Houston Symphony’s Spec Charitable Foundation Award for Excellence in Music Education. She was honored during the symphony’s annual Salute to Educators performance on March 29.
Kim is a strings teacher and Magnet Coordinator for Carter Academy , which is part of the Aldine Independent School…
The workshops will provide music educators with specialized brass pedagogy, specifically for trumpet and trombone.
Dr. Jason Sulliman, Associate Professor of Trombone in the John M. Long School of Music, will head back to Jamaica to offer his third brass pedagogy seminar for Jamaican music educators. The summer seminar is organized by the Alpha School of Music in Kingston with support from the People Bridge Foundation, S Hotel, Doctors Cave…
