CAE-CD Working (non-traditional) and Minority Students Initiative
CAE-CD Working (non-traditional) and Minority Students Initiative

CAE CoP-CD “Working (non-traditional) and Minority Students” Initiative


This new CoP-CD initiative will include a yearly workshop and a list of resources to be shared on the CoP-CD page on embracing and supporting working (non-traditional) students (full-time and part-time), minority students, women, single parents, first-generation students, military, veterans, and students with learning and other special needs who are enrolled in cybersecurity programs. The goal is to develop a working list of resources and tools that faculty can use to help coach and guide students who need a little extra help. 
 

Initiative Co-Chairs:

  • Diego Tibaquirá – Miami Dade College 
  • Haley Crabtree – Terra State Community College
  • Idongesit Mkpong-Ruffin – Florida A&M University
     

Initiative Committee Members: 

  • Tiffany Laitola - Purdue University Global
  • Shakour Abuzneid - Roger Williams University
  • Samah S. Mansour - Grand Valley State University
  • Jeffrey Barnett - Saddleback College
  • Dustin Bessette - Mt. Hood Community College
  • Sebena Masline - Florida State College at Jacksonville
  • Waleed Farag - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
  • Jacqueline Farms - Central Georgia Technical College
  • Harry R Cooper - American Military University
  • Denise Carroll - Simmons University
  • Erald Troja - St. John's University 

 

 

Stay tuned for additional information from this exciting initiative!

 

Updated: Nov 1, 2024