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All good things (and bad ones) must come to an end. This blog has reached its termination point as well. Well, that sounded robotic. Perhaps that’s the cybersecurity-echnical in my genes? Let’s retry. This is going to be my final post…
Continue readingWhen I started at CCBC, I was unaware of the programs that the college offers to students interested in distant immersion programs. That is, until I went to one of the many information sessions hosted by Professor Rebekah de Wit, who is…
Continue readingThis past week, I traveled to Orlando, Florida as a Github scholar to attend the 2018 ACM Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference. This conference was meant to celebrate the diversity in the computing field by having students connect…
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Okay, so now if you are a cybersecurity student anywhere, you may be wondering: what the heck does he mean? Cybersecurity, for us cyber students, is fun. It is our passion, so much so that we cringe when someone asks us if…
Continue readingWelcome back to the fall! This first week of college has been surprisingly quite hectic for me. You may have observed me shuttling back and forth the campus in between my classes, several welcome week events, and all the while…
Continue readingThis Saturday, I attended the Maryland Collegiate STEM Conference (MCSC) held in the Science, Engineering and Technology (SET) building of Howard Community College (HCC) in Columbia, Maryland. This conference hosted more than 300 participants in a full day of STEM-related professional…
Continue readingFor this week’s blog, I decided to focus on one of the most exceptional resources available to thriving CCBC students: the Honors Program. This terrific, exclusive program is celebrating its 30-year anniversary by encouraging others to support the 300K for…
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