For the past two weeks, students from Full Spectrum Learning have been partnered with the GIS Center to work on developing 3D printed mobility trainers! These assistive devices are designed to help toddlers develop independence and motor skills!

Want to check out an Observatory Night out at the APSU Observatory? We've got a few spots left for the July 25 night. Register below to explore the cosmos with us! 🎟️ --> tinyurl.com/mpd83ba3

Asst. Prof. Jody Alberd recently received his first @NSF grant as PI—a Research Initiation in Engineering Formation (RIEF) award to study how student veterans develop their engineering identity throughout their senior capstone design projects. 📰 --> tinyurl.com/25db9y8w

Today is the FINAL day to register for the Austin Peay Chemistry Department's Nature to Medicine Camp! This camp immerses students in chemical research using university-level laboratory facilities and instrumentation. Register Here --> tinyurl.com/5ynt2s8b

For four weeks this summer, APSU hosted some of Tennessee's brightest high school students as they challenged themselves in the Governor's School for Computational Physics. Read on to learn more about this innovative program! 📰 --> tinyurl.com/ykkxxmxs

Tennessee's brightest high school students recently tackled quantum mechanics, machine learning, and Monte Carlo methods, immersing themselves in the courses and tutelage of APSU's amazing faculty. Congratulations to our Governor's School for Computational Physics Class of 2026!

It's time for another edition of Science Through Little Eyes! 👀 Over the summer, we'll be sharing artwork from our friends at Little Govs Child Learning Center as they answer the big question: What is science? Today's entry comes to us from Delilah!

Hey young Govs! Join us for Nature to Medicine Camp on July 27, hosted by the Austin Peay Chemistry Department This camp immerses students in chemical research using university-level laboratory facilities and instrumentation. Register Here --> tinyurl.com/5ynt2s8b

CHECK IT OUT! Earlier today, Aviation Science took some of the fine folks from University PR up for aerial shots around campus and captured this beauty from above the @coleman_tractor APSU Farm Powered by @kubota_usa! @austinpeay | @PresidentLicari | #STEMGovs

Governors School isn't just fun projects and trips... students have been diligently working in the classroom to learn the fundamentals of computational physics from Austin Peay's outstanding faculty!

We have been having an out-of-this-world time at Space Explorer Camp this week! Students have learned from our awesome faculty and staff about the stars, telescopes and the universe around us! @austinpeay | @PresidentLicari | #STEMGovs

It's time for another edition of Science Through Little Eyes! 👀 Over the summer, we'll be sharing artwork from our friends at Little Govs Child Learning Center as they answer the big question: What is science? Today's entry comes to us from Theodore!

Recently, our Governors School students spent a day @ORNL, exploring one of the nation's leading research facilities. The visit gave students a firsthand look at the science and technology driving innovation in fields such as energy, manufacturing, and computing.

From Clarksville to Seoul and beyond! APSU radiologic technology major Ivan Lopez just returned from an incredible year studying abroad in South Korea, thanks to a prestigious Gilman Scholarship. 📰 --> tinyurl.com/49tw2b4h 🌎 --> tinyurl.com/kt6t36tw

The 2027 Governors School for Computational Physics is in full swing! Each summer, Austin Peay hosts this immersive experience on campus for high school students, giving them the tools necessary to excel in collegiate science, engineering and mathematics!

Yesterday, Dr. Alex King was one of the presenters at @TNECD, showcasing Austin Peay's quantum initiatives alongside peers from around the state.

Monday morning, we had the pleasure of hosting Jacob Tipton from the @TNAgriculture at the @coleman_tractor APSU Farm Powered by @kubota_usa! The Agriculture Department was excited to showcase our agriculture program's innovations and student achievements to state leadership.

Last week, some of our favorite staffers were recognized for all they do @austinpeay! Congratulations to Dyana Taylor and Sara Whisler (five years, not pictured), Mary Biggers (10 years) & Jean Langley (20 years) for the recognition for all they do for us in the College of STEM!