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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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New Town Middle School principal Kara Four Bear, a Presidential Cybersecurity Education Award honoree, is expanding cyber education across rural North Dakota.
Orange County regional director Steve Linthicum advances community colleges' agile role in cyber education, connecting students to well-paying tech jobs.
Eastlake Middle School's Tara Taylor grew her Mayors Cyber Cup program from one team to five, showing students that cybersecurity is not just for coders.
Mario Garcia, acting commander of California's Cybersecurity Integration Center, works with the Cyber-Guild to build the state's cybersecurity workforce.
Milton Security Group announced today a new partnership with SynED to increase professional employment opportunities throughout the cybersecurity industry.
SecureTheVillage founder Stan Stahl, a former math professor, brings community and human connection to cybersecurity education across California.
Navy veteran Allen Stubblefield grew Troy High School's CyberPatriot program to 60 teams and national championships, focusing on students' self-education.
Fresno State professor Keith Clement, a state cybersecurity task force chair, designs model curricula and standards to align California's cyber pipelines.
Laid off from HP in 2007, Shawn Monsen found his calling teaching cybersecurity at Sierra College and became a leader in California's cyber education efforts.
Modesto Junior College's Brent Wedge built a cybersecurity program from scratch, creating a network of teachers and coaches across the Central Valley.