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Is College Worth It For Me?
A Public Agenda report, with SynED commentary, examines how adults without degrees weigh returning to school and what information helps them make wiser choices.
August 16, 2018Read story
What's Happening? What's Coming?
SynED recognized that our society is changing rapidly, and as a consequence education has evolved into a multi-faceted, life-long activity no longer delivered in a monolithic block during one’s first twenty years.
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Cyber Heroes Carrie Raleigh and Knea Hawley Empower Middle and High School Girls Through Cybersecurity
Through GenCyber camps, Carrie Raleigh and Knea Hawley build confidence in middle and high school girls with an all-female cybersecurity learning environment.
August 7, 2018Read story
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Cyber Hero Liz Fraumann Shows that Cyber Security is not all Doom and Gloom
With a marketing background, Securing Our eCity's Liz Fraumann makes cybersecurity approachable for students, seniors, and businesses through competitions.
July 2, 2018Read story
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Cyber Hero William Diaz: Balancing Technology with a Healthy Lifestyle
LAUSD's William Diaz develops self-paced online CyberPatriot training to reach underserved students, expanding cyber competition access beyond in-person.
June 7, 2018Read story
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Irvin Lemus: A Young Leader in Cybersecurity Education
Musician-turned-coach Irvin Lemus builds labs and challenges through CyberPatriot and Cisco competitions to show students that cybersecurity is within reach.
May 1, 2018Read story
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Tobi West: Engaging Young Women in Cybersecurity
Coastline College's Tobi West runs a cybersecurity apprenticeship program and mentors young women, delivering the guidance she couldn't find early on.
January 6, 2018Read story