Community Outreach
The University of Memphis is proud to announce that formal agreements have been made with the following schools for shared curriculums, lectures, and teaching materials. We hope that this is the first step of many towards significantly greater exposure and recognition for the Information Technology capabilities of the participating schools and surrounding businesses.
We hope that continued interest will be maintained by the Mid-South area and our efforts can encourage the growth of not only the students but also the private sector as a result of a supply of NSA certified graduates entering the job market.
CfIA Newsletters
The University of Memphis Center for Information Assurance Newsletters outline the activities of the university faculty, student organizations, and staff members associated with the center.
Cyber Ambassadors Tech Camp
High School students will be introduced to the concepts of Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking, Coding and more in this weeklong camp.
Professional Development Series
A series of professional development workshops that focus on Cybersecurity, Secure Coding, and More.
Online Cybersecurity Courses
Online courses that focus on various aspects of Cybersecurity. These FEMA funded courses are free for all users. Our most recent course, Cyber Identity and Authentication will be available soon. Our other courses Understanding Social Engineering Attacks and Mobile Device Security and Privacy are available now.
Cybersecurity Radio Show
Cybersecurity Radio Show 1
Cybersecurity Radio Show 2
Job Opportunities
Here is a list of job postings from the Whova Community Board of the 2018 SEC Academic Conference: Job listing
Research opportunity with the U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. Details can be found here.
Advisory Board
Currently Engaged Schools
Christian Brothers University
Mid-South Community College
LeMoyne-Owen College
Rhodes College
Rust College
In an effort to expand the influence of the program we are trying to involve as many schools as possible. Each school in the program has the potential to collaborate with the University of Memphis in future proposals and grants. In addition the University of Memphis will share teaching materials with partners, offer video-lectures, investigate articulation, and promote the continuation of undergraduate and graduate students to pursue a B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. degree with available scholarships in IA.
Understand that this is not an exhaustive list, if you would like to be included here or begin discussions about a collaboration please contact Dr. Dipankar Dasgupta for details.