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Diane Janosek
Diane M. Janosek is inspiring a generation of Americans to become cyber warriors and defenders, as she is a zealous advocate for strong cybersecurity programs to protect the nation’s economic security. Diane is leading a charge for accessible high-caliber K-12...
2019-20 CybHER Annual Summary
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Here is a list of education companies offering free subscriptions due to schools closing during the Coronavirus outbreak.Disovery Ed Brainpop Kahoot Pronto BookCreater App Google for Edu Tynker Buncee Pear Deck KamiParlay Elementari Edpuzzle Wakelet Twinkl Hapara...
Women’s History Month: The History of Women and the First Digital Computer
Author: Janessa Palmieri, B.S. Student Cyber Operations The first digital computer, the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), was completed in 1946 during World War II, but the computing and algorithmic concepts used for the first computer have...
Dakota State University and Women in Cybersecurity Photographic Release Form
I hereby grant to Dakota State University and Women in Cybersecurity, and their respective licensees, successors and assigns, the right and permission, with respect to those photographs taken of me or the minor named below on whose behalf I am signing, and with...
Rocket Girls 2020 Waiver of Liability
Upon camp registration (and checking waiver box), we acknowledge that we are aware of, appreciate the character of, and voluntarily assume the risks involved in participating in DSU’s Rocket Girls Powered by AT&T Camp (with CybHER and WiCyS Mid-Atlantic...
F.A.Q. Rocket Girls 2020
What is RocketGirls powered by AT&T? A unique cyber camp focused on cybersecurity and space that is hosted at the Kennedy Space center in Florida. It is three camp days plus time to travel and one day to explore. What age group is this camp for? Female high school...
Tips on how to be #CyberAware
Author: Janessa Palmieri, Cyber Operations Freshman, DSU Have a Strong Password The longer the password, the better. Add symbols, numbers, and mix up lower and upper case letters. Try replacing letters with numbers that look like that letter. For example, the word...
Why Should Kids Code?
Author: Janessa Palmieri When the word “computer programming” is mentioned, most kids tend to think that it is too complex for them, or it is only meant for people in the computing field. That is totally false. Anyone can code, really anyone! By learning to...
Camper Survey
Campers, please fill out the following survey for camp. This survey is to let us know your opinions about the Gencyber Girls in CybHER Security Camp. Please take the survey here!