/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/Recent posts from Newsen-usSun, 26 Jul 2026 05:38:27 -04:00http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssOmniUpdate (OU Publish)/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/arnie-bellini-receives-presidents-fellow-medallion-at-graduation-exercises.aspxEntrepreneur and philanthropist Arnie Bellini was honored with USF’s President’s Fellow Medallion during graduation exercises, recognizing his lasting impact on the university and Tampa Bay. Bellini’s leadership and philanthropy have helped expand student opportunities, launch the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing, and strengthen the region’s technology and conservation efforts.Jeremy MareadyFri, 19 Dec 2025 09:38:19 Arnie Bellini receives President’s Fellow Medallion at graduation exercisesEntrepreneur and philanthropist Arnie Bellini was honored with USF’s President’s Fellow Medallion during graduation exercises, recognizing his lasting impact on the university and Tampa Bay. Bellini’s leadership and philanthropy have helped expand student opportunities, launch the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing, and strengthen the region’s technology and conservation efforts.A speaker in academic regalia addresses a gathered audience at a graduation ceremony, with faculty members seated nearby wearing robes and hoods, set against a backdrop of green-lit columns and university banners. The atmosphere conveys a sense of celebration and achievement as degrees are conferred./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/arnie-bellini-receives-presidents-fellow-medallion-at-graduation-exercises.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/new-study-shows-how-microearthquakes-can-help-unlock-geothermal-power.aspxUSF assistant professor Ankur Mali is using machine learning to turn microearthquakes into a roadmap for geothermal energy. By combining physics with AI, his team can predict underground rock permeability, a key factor for efficient heat extraction. This innovative approach could accelerate renewable energy development and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.Jeremy MareadyFri, 19 Dec 2025 08:28:16 New study shows how microearthquakes can help unlock geothermal powerUSF assistant professor Ankur Mali is using machine learning to turn microearthquakes into a roadmap for geothermal energy. By combining physics with AI, his team can predict underground rock permeability, a key factor for efficient heat extraction. This innovative approach could accelerate renewable energy development and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.A vibrant digital display features a series of fluctuating orange waveforms against a dark background, suggesting data analysis or scientific monitoring, while a blurred figure is seen in the background, adding depth to the high-tech environment./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/new-study-shows-how-microearthquakes-can-help-unlock-geothermal-power.aspxResearch/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/techx-florida-2025-conference-attracts-top-companies-and-students.aspxMore than 350 students and professionals gathered at USF for the student-led TechX 91���� Artificial Intelligence Conference, organized by the IEEE Computer Society. Planned entirely by students, the event featured industry speakers from leading companies, hands-on workshops, panel discussions and a career fair that connected students with major employers.Jeremy MareadyThu, 18 Dec 2025 08:58:30 TechX 91���� 2025 conference attracts top companies and studentsMore than 350 students and professionals gathered at USF for the student-led TechX 91���� Artificial Intelligence Conference, organized by the IEEE Computer Society. Planned entirely by students, the event featured industry speakers from leading companies, hands-on workshops, panel discussions and a career fair that connected students with major employers.A diverse group of individuals sits at computer desks in a classroom, focused on their screens; some are taking notes while others appear deep in thought, with visible computer equipment and cables surrounding them. The setting is a tech-oriented environment, likely a training or educational session./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/techx-florida-2025-conference-attracts-top-companies-and-students.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usfs-bellini-college-marks-milestone-with-inaugural-induction-ceremonies.aspxStudents in USF’s Bellini College participated in the college’s inaugural professional inductions that celebrated their transition into the engineering and computer science fields. Engineering students took part in the Order of the Engineer ceremony, while computer science students received pins symbolizing their professional commitment.Jeremy MareadyFri, 12 Dec 2025 18:05:42 USF’s Bellini College marks milestone with inaugural induction ceremoniesStudents in USF’s Bellini College participated in the college’s inaugural professional inductions that celebrated their transition into the engineering and computer science fields. Engineering students took part in the Order of the Engineer ceremony, while computer science students received pins symbolizing their professional commitment.Article listing thumbnail for this news story./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usfs-bellini-college-marks-milestone-with-inaugural-induction-ceremonies.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usfs-bellini-college-creates-dedicated-career-advising-team-to-support-students-entering-a-high-tech-workforce.aspxUSF’s Bellini College has a new career advising team to help students navigate the fast-moving tech job market. The new team offers tailored support in resume building, technical interviews, internships and long-term career planning.Jeremy MareadyFri, 12 Dec 2025 16:32:36 USF’s Bellini College creates dedicated career advising team to support students entering a high-tech workforceUSF’s Bellini College has a new career advising team to help students navigate the fast-moving tech job market. The new team offers tailored support in resume building, technical interviews, internships and long-term career planning.A woman in a black blazer engages in conversation with a man wearing a navy sweater at a desk, with computers and paperwork in the background. The setting appears to be an office, indicating a professional or consultative atmosphere./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usfs-bellini-college-creates-dedicated-career-advising-team-to-support-students-entering-a-high-tech-workforce.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usf-senior-finds-her-stride-helping-to-build-ai-tool-for-campus-parking.aspxUSF senior Heather Ho helped develop an AI system that estimates parking availability in high-traffic garages, transforming her classroom learning into a real-world solution for students. Once a shy commuter unsure of her path, Ho found confidence, community and direction through hands-on work that strengthened the parking app.Lorie BriggsThu, 11 Dec 2025 14:01:12 USF senior finds her stride helping to build AI tool for campus parkingUSF senior Heather Ho helped develop an AI system that estimates parking availability in high-traffic garages, transforming her classroom learning into a real-world solution for students. Once a shy commuter unsure of her path, Ho found confidence, community and direction through hands-on work that strengthened the parking app.A young woman stands outdoors, smiling and holding a laptop, with a parking structure visible behind her. A white car drives by in the foreground, and a sign detailing parking regulations can be seen to her right./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usf-senior-finds-her-stride-helping-to-build-ai-tool-for-campus-parking.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usf-cybersecurity-student-overcomes-surprise-cancer-diagnosis.aspxUSF cybersecurity student Angelin Benny discovered she had thyroid cancer after a back injury led to unexpected scans. Despite months of uncertainty and treatment, she pushed forward, took on leadership roles and found strength in her support system. Now recovered, she’s preparing to graduate and begin her cybersecurity career.Jeremy MareadyMon, 08 Dec 2025 11:25:42 USF cybersecurity student overcomes surprise cancer diagnosisUSF cybersecurity student Angelin Benny discovered she had thyroid cancer after a back injury led to unexpected scans. Despite months of uncertainty and treatment, she pushed forward, took on leadership roles and found strength in her support system. Now recovered, she’s preparing to graduate and begin her cybersecurity career.A woman with long dark hair wearing a sleeveless dark brown top stands outdoors between two trees./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usf-cybersecurity-student-overcomes-surprise-cancer-diagnosis.aspxCybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/bellini-college-symposium-highlights-undergraduate-research-opportunities.aspxAbout 75 undergraduate students attended the college's first REU Symposium, an event designed to introduce students to research opportunities early in their collegiate careers.Jeremy MareadyFri, 05 Dec 2025 15:51:03 Bellini College symposium highlights undergraduate research opportunitiesAbout 75 undergraduate students attended the college's first REU Symposium, an event designed to introduce students to research opportunities early in their collegiate careers.A group of students engages in a discussion about a project on a presentation board, with one student explaining details while others listen intently, showcasing a lively academic setting filled with other attendees in the background. The ambiance is bright and inviting, highlighted by decorative lighting and various awards on the wall./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/bellini-college-symposium-highlights-undergraduate-research-opportunities.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/lime-green-to-debut-at-bellini-collegea-inaugural-commencement.aspxUSF’s Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing will debut the new lime green tassel at this month’s fall commencement, marking the graduation of its inaugural class. The new color now represents the college’s technology-focused disciplines and joins USF’s long-standing academic regalia tradition.Jeremy MareadyFri, 05 Dec 2025 15:15:12 Lime green tassel to debut at Bellini College’s inaugural commencementUSF’s Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing will debut the new lime green tassel at this month’s fall commencement, marking the graduation of its inaugural class. The new color now represents the college’s technology-focused disciplines and joins USF’s long-standing academic regalia tradition.A group of six individuals sits together around a circular table in a modern office setting, with a focus on a couple of green tassels placed in front of them; they present a mix of professional and casual attire, smiling as they engage in conversation. The background features bright lighting and contemporary furnishings, emphasizing a collaborative atmosphere./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/lime-green-to-debut-at-bellini-collegea-inaugural-commencement.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cyberherd,Cybersecurity,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/cole-hill.aspxWhat began as a master’s project evolved into a multi-year research partnership that shaped his academic and professional path. He worked with Sarkar and Pamplona Segundo on research that integrates physics-informed modeling with computer vision to improve the reliability of gait recognition for the DoD IARPA/Kitware-funded project. Together, the team also created SynthGait, a large-scale synthetic 3D dataset that generates lifelike human motion under different clothing, viewpoints and walking styles.Lorie BriggsMon, 01 Dec 2025 16:15:52 Gait Analysis: Doctoral Student’s Research Helps AI Walk the WalkWhat began as a master’s project evolved into a multi-year research partnership that shaped his academic and professional path. He worked with Sarkar and Pamplona Segundo on research that integrates physics-informed modeling with computer vision to improve the reliability of gait recognition for the DoD IARPA/Kitware-funded project. Together, the team also created SynthGait, a large-scale synthetic 3D dataset that generates lifelike human motion under different clothing, viewpoints and walking styles.A young man stands smiling in a casual polo shirt and jeans under a teal structure with vertical concrete columns, surrounded by lush greenery and shaded trees in a well-maintained outdoor setting. The sunlight casts soft shadows, enhancing the vibrant atmosphere of the scene./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/cole-hill.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Researchhttps://www.fox13news.com/news/ai-experts-warn-parents-about-risks-hidden-ai-powered-toysIn this Fox 13 Tampa Bay story about Black Friday shopping, faculty member Karni Chagal-Feferkorn warns people to be mindful of the risks that come with AI-powered toys, pointing out that while many have great educational purposes, some have shown worrisome behavior and parents should exercise caution and monitor their children’s use of the toys.External ArticleMon, 01 Dec 2025 10:15:25 AI experts warn parents about risks hidden in AI-powered toysIn this Fox 13 Tampa Bay story about Black Friday shopping, faculty member Karni Chagal-Feferkorn warns people to be mindful of the risks that come with AI-powered toys, pointing out that while many have great educational purposes, some have shown worrisome behavior and parents should exercise caution and monitor their children’s use of the toys.A soft teddy bear wearing a brown scarf sits prominently, surrounded by images of a smiling toddler interacting with the bear, highlighting its interactive features and friendly design. The setting suggests a playful and nurturing atmosphere, emphasizing the toy's role in children's learning and companionship.https://www.fox13news.com/news/ai-experts-warn-parents-about-risks-hidden-ai-powered-toysArtificial Intelligence,Cybersecurityhttps://www.wtsp.com/article/news/investigations/10-investigates/celebrity-imposter-chat-florida-woman-loses-money/67-5e8fbac3-582a-4f38-bfec-9b3bfe2a191fA 91���� woman lost $200 after chatting with a fake “celebrity,” highlighting how deceptive imposter scams can be. Associate Dean Larry Hall spoke with a WTSP reporter about rising online fraud, urging vigilance and suggesting cues that might help people determine that a video might not be real.External ArticleMon, 01 Dec 2025 00:23:23 A chat with a celebrity imposter started with a photo — and ended with a woman losing $200A 91���� woman lost $200 after chatting with a fake “celebrity,” highlighting how deceptive imposter scams can be. Associate Dean Larry Hall spoke with a WTSP reporter about rising online fraud, urging vigilance and suggesting cues that might help people determine that a video might not be real.A woman with long brown hair sits on a couch, speaking thoughtfully with a warm expression in a cozy room adorned with decorative pillows featuring autumn-themed designs. Sunlight streams through the blinds, illuminating the setting as she engages in a conversation about the sophistication of AI.https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/investigations/10-investigates/celebrity-imposter-chat-florida-woman-loses-money/67-5e8fbac3-582a-4f38-bfec-9b3bfe2a191fArtificial Intelligence,Cybersecurityhttps://www.tampabay28.com/news/region-hillsborough/university-of-south-florida-launches-states-first-college-of-artificial-intelligenceIn August, USF opened the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Computing. USF launches state's first college of artificial intelligence. AI will likely impact most industries, so the 91���� decided to jump in headfirst. “This is a new experiment, a new very bold experiment that USF has stepped up to do to address this transition that’s happening in society because of AI,” said Sarkar.External ArticleTue, 25 Nov 2025 14:19:25 91���� launches state's first college of artificial intelligenceIn August, USF opened the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Computing. USF launches state's first college of artificial intelligence. AI will likely impact most industries, so the 91���� decided to jump in headfirst. “This is a new experiment, a new very bold experiment that USF has stepped up to do to address this transition that’s happening in society because of AI,” said Sarkar.A woman in a blue blouse sits across from a man in a suit at a modern office table, both engaged in a serious conversation, with a laptop and documents between them in a well-lit room. The background features large windows and empty office chairs, suggesting a professional setting.https://www.tampabay28.com/news/region-hillsborough/university-of-south-florida-launches-states-first-college-of-artificial-intelligenceArtificial Intelligence/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/cross-discipline-research-meetings-fuel-ideas-for-future-collaboration-projects.aspxUSF’s Bellini College's cross-disciplinary research connects AI, cybersecurity and computing faculty with partners across campus and Tampa General Hospital. Recent meetings have highlighted research collaborations in virtual reality training, augmented reality design, PTSD assessment tools and medical research that uses AI technology.Jeremy MareadyMon, 24 Nov 2025 15:00:35 Cross-discipline research meetings fuel ideas for future collaboration projectsUSF’s Bellini College's cross-disciplinary research connects AI, cybersecurity and computing faculty with partners across campus and Tampa General Hospital. Recent meetings have highlighted research collaborations in virtual reality training, augmented reality design, PTSD assessment tools and medical research that uses AI technology.A child wearing virtual reality glasses reaches out playfully, while a group of adults observes intently from the foreground, with a large screen displaying the child's interaction in a modern, bright setting./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/cross-discipline-research-meetings-fuel-ideas-for-future-collaboration-projects.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/rushitha.aspxInspired by a guest speaker to make an impact with research, Rushitha Mamidala is developing an AI tool to support patients and their doctors by making cancer diagnoses more accurate and understandable.Jeremy MareadyTue, 18 Nov 2025 15:30:01 USF doctoral student is creating an AI tool to turn complex cancer reports into clarityInspired by a guest speaker to make an impact with research, Rushitha Mamidala is developing an AI tool to support patients and their doctors by making cancer diagnoses more accurate and understandable.A smiling woman with long, dark hair stands beside a desk displaying graphs and charts, wearing a teal top and a white cardigan. The workspace features green walls and organized shelves with personal items and office supplies./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/rushitha.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/zheng-nsf-grant.aspxUSF Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing Associate Professor Hao Zheng has received an NSF grant and a Best Paper Award from ISQED 2025 for developing a new framework for System-on-Chip (SoC) design validation with a focus on analyzing cross-block communications within SoC designs to reduce validation complexity.Thu, 13 Nov 2025 16:05:41 Hao Zheng receives NSF grant, a Best Paper Award for system-on-chip design validationUSF Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing Associate Professor Hao Zheng has received an NSF grant and a Best Paper Award from ISQED 2025 for developing a new framework for System-on-Chip (SoC) design validation with a focus on analyzing cross-block communications within SoC designs to reduce validation complexity.A professional-looking man with dark hair smiles against a green background, featuring congratulatory text that highlights his achievements related to an NSF grant and best paper recognition./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/zheng-nsf-grant.aspxComputing,Cybersecurity,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/spotlight-julia-kelly.aspxKelly’s path to a new career wound through late-night shifts and 40-hour work weeks as an assistant manager at Wendy’s, course mix-ups, anxiety and unexpected opportunities. She now understands, those detours weren’t roadblocks--they were part of the route, and sometimes the best paths aren’t the straight ones.Lorie BriggsThu, 13 Nov 2025 16:02:41 What a detour can teach You: Julia Kelly’s journey back to college and forward into ITKelly’s path to a new career wound through late-night shifts and 40-hour work weeks as an assistant manager at Wendy’s, course mix-ups, anxiety and unexpected opportunities. She now understands, those detours weren’t roadblocks--they were part of the route, and sometimes the best paths aren’t the straight ones.A smiling woman wears a black graduation gown and a yellow and green stole, standing in front of a brick building with green accents, exuding a sense of accomplishment and celebration. Her long hair reflects sunlight, complementing her joyful expression./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/spotlight-julia-kelly.aspxComputing/news/2025/usf-professor-and-son-team-up-to-integrate-artificial-intelligence-into-cancer-research.aspxOur own Dmitry Goldgof, a prolific researcher and respected scholar, has teamed up with his son, Gregory Goldgof of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Together, they are leveraging AI to transform blood-cancer diagnostics. They are combining algorithmic innovation and clinical expertise to fast-track cell classification and advance precision oncology.External ArticleWed, 12 Nov 2025 17:02:47 USF professor and son team up to integrate artificial intelligence into cancer researchOur own Dmitry Goldgof, a prolific researcher and respected scholar, has teamed up with his son, Gregory Goldgof of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Together, they are leveraging AI to transform blood-cancer diagnostics. They are combining algorithmic innovation and clinical expertise to fast-track cell classification and advance precision oncology.Two men stand outdoors in a garden setting, both dressed in formal attire with floral ties; one smiles warmly while the other has a friendly expression, surrounded by greenery and a light-colored building in the background./news/2025/usf-professor-and-son-team-up-to-integrate-artificial-intelligence-into-cancer-research.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Researchhttps://video.wedu.org/video/oct-31-2025-innovation-jq8amx/In the Oct. 31 episode of 91���� This Week, faculty member Dmitry Goldgof joined a panel on innovation in the Tampa Bay region to discuss the ethics of AI. He explained that for AI to be trusted, especially in mission-critical applications. It must be explainable he said, saying that it must be able to show how it arrived at a decision. Because AI technology is evolving so quickly, traditional regulation lags behind; this makes transparency and explainability all the more important.External ArticleWed, 12 Nov 2025 17:00:03 Harnessing Innovation in Tampa Bay | Ethics of AIIn the Oct. 31 episode of 91���� This Week, faculty member Dmitry Goldgof joined a panel on innovation in the Tampa Bay region to discuss the ethics of AI. He explained that for AI to be trusted, especially in mission-critical applications. It must be explainable he said, saying that it must be able to show how it arrived at a decision. Because AI technology is evolving so quickly, traditional regulation lags behind; this makes transparency and explainability all the more important.A human hand shakes a metallic robotic hand, symbolizing collaboration between humans and technology, against a dark background that highlights the sleek design of the robotic fingers. The human hand is shown with realistic skin tones, while the robotic hand features shiny surfaces and intricate details.https://video.wedu.org/video/oct-31-2025-innovation-jq8amx/Artificial Intelligence,Researchhttps://news.microsoft.com/source/features/digital-transformation/colleges-and-universities-are-helping-us-military-veterans-gear-up-for-a-new-mission-fighting-cyber-criminalsMicrosoft spotlighted veteran and recent cybersecurity grad Ben Price in its magazine, pointing out that veterans like Ben are particularly well-suited for this field. The military equips them with technical, project management and leadership skills that transfer well, they write. Transitioning vets often have backgrounds in intelligence gathering and security clearances cybersecurity employers value.External ArticleMon, 10 Nov 2025 15:17:36 Colleges and universities are helping US military veterans gear up for a new mission: fighting cyber criminalsMicrosoft spotlighted veteran and recent cybersecurity grad Ben Price in its magazine, pointing out that veterans like Ben are particularly well-suited for this field. The military equips them with technical, project management and leadership skills that transfer well, they write. Transitioning vets often have backgrounds in intelligence gathering and security clearances cybersecurity employers value.A confident woman in military uniform smiles against a backdrop featuring the American flag, while another image shows a woman typing on a keyboard in a modern office setting, surrounded by personal items and a cup on the desk.https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/digital-transformation/colleges-and-universities-are-helping-us-military-veterans-gear-up-for-a-new-mission-fighting-cyber-criminalsCybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/paul-rispoli-reliaquest.aspxUSF graduate Paul Rispoli turned a chance encounter with a cybersecurity flyer into a rewarding career rooted in service. Now senior manager at ReliaQuest, he mentors students through the firm’s ReliaQuest Labs program.Jeremy MareadyFri, 07 Nov 2025 17:51:35 USF graduate builds cybersecurity career rooted in serviceUSF graduate Paul Rispoli turned a chance encounter with a cybersecurity flyer into a rewarding career rooted in service. Now senior manager at ReliaQuest, he mentors students through the firm’s ReliaQuest Labs program.A man in a black suit and glasses smiles while standing beside a modern reception desk adorned with a potted plant, set against a backdrop featuring the logo "RELIAQUEST." The space has a sleek, contemporary design with neutral tones and minimalist decor./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/paul-rispoli-reliaquest.aspxCybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/margret-barnett.aspxMargaret Barnett built a career helping patients regain strength through physical therapy. Now, she’s shifting her focus from healing bodies to protecting data.Lorie BriggsTue, 04 Nov 2025 14:39:27 Margaret Barnett: Poised to tackle digital threatsMargaret Barnett built a career helping patients regain strength through physical therapy. Now, she’s shifting her focus from healing bodies to protecting data.A smiling woman stands in a landscaped park featuring benches, palm trees, and a reflective sculpture in the background. The setting is serene, with a pathway leading towards greenery and additional seating areas./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/margret-barnett.aspxCybersecurityBSCYShttps://www.wfla.com/news/hillsborough-county/usf-launches-free-online-ai-course-for-beginners/The 91���� is offering a new, free microcourse focused on helping people build confidence around artificial intelligence and incorporate it into their daily lives.External ArticleMon, 03 Nov 2025 10:04:18 USF launches free online AI course for beginnersThe 91���� is offering a new, free microcourse focused on helping people build confidence around artificial intelligence and incorporate it into their daily lives.A large, stylized green and white sign featuring the letters "USF" with bull horns atop it is mounted on a gray wall, surrounded by lush greenery. The design emphasizes a bold and spirited branding representing the 91����.https://www.wfla.com/news/hillsborough-county/usf-launches-free-online-ai-course-for-beginners/Artificial Intelligencehttps://www.fox13news.com/news/new-usf-college-cybersecurity-ai-draws-thousands-studentsThe Bellini College of Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, and Computing doesn’t have a building yet, but it has 3,000 students in its first year with forecasts of 5,000 students two years from now.External ArticleMon, 03 Nov 2025 09:57:13 New USF College of Cybersecurity and AI draws thousands of studentsThe Bellini College of Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, and Computing doesn’t have a building yet, but it has 3,000 students in its first year with forecasts of 5,000 students two years from now.A group of students, dressed in black shirts, attentively listens to an instructor at the front of a modern classroom equipped with multiple screens displaying coding information and various software applications, while working on their laptops. The setting features large windows that allow natural light to fill the space, enhancing the collaborative learning environment.https://www.fox13news.com/news/new-usf-college-cybersecurity-ai-draws-thousands-studentsArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/cyberherd--cyberhawk-ctf.aspxAfter missing a flight due to bad weather and arriving in an Uber just hours before their competition began, USF’s CyberHerd team won first place at the University of North Dakota CyberHawks National Capture the Flag competition this week.Jeremy MareadyMon, 03 Nov 2025 00:56:03 USF’s CyberHerd team dominates in CyberHawk CTF winAfter missing a flight due to bad weather and arriving in an Uber just hours before their competition began, USF’s CyberHerd team won first place at the University of North Dakota CyberHawks National Capture the Flag competition this week.A group of six people stand on a stage holding certificates with a large screen behind them showing event details./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/cyberherd--cyberhawk-ctf.aspxCyberherd,Cybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/study-abroad.aspxStudent participation has increased 36% year-over-year from the 2023-2024 school year to the 2024-2025 year. And now a new program in Barranquilla, Colombia and hosted at the Universidad del Norte, is slated for the summer semester in 2026 and will focus on computer science and information security.Jeremy MareadyThu, 30 Oct 2025 14:56:10 USF cybersecurity, computing study abroad programs are growingStudent participation has increased 36% year-over-year from the 2023-2024 school year to the 2024-2025 year. And now a new program in Barranquilla, Colombia and hosted at the Universidad del Norte, is slated for the summer semester in 2026 and will focus on computer science and information security.Colorful images of Colombian culture and traditions are creatively integrated into the letters spelling "COLOMBIA," with visuals of vibrant masks, traditional clothing, and festivities, alongside the text "STUDY ABROAD" and a faint outline of Colombia's map./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/study-abroad.aspxCybersecurity/research-innovation/news/2025/corridor-partnership-expands-undergraduate-research-and-advances-experiential-learning-at-usf.aspxThe 91���� High Tech Corridor and USF Research & Innovation are expanding opportunities for undergraduate research across the 91����, funding programs in all 14 colleges, USF St. Petersburg, and Undergraduate Studies for 2025–26. Through the continued Corridor Undergraduate Research Initiative, more than 200 students will gain hands-on, faculty-mentored research experience in disciplines ranging from engineering and artificial intelligence to public health, education, sustainability, and the arts.External ArticleWed, 29 Oct 2025 14:31:41 Corridor partnership expands undergraduate research and advances experiential learning at USFThe 91���� High Tech Corridor and USF Research & Innovation are expanding opportunities for undergraduate research across the 91����, funding programs in all 14 colleges, USF St. Petersburg, and Undergraduate Studies for 2025–26. Through the continued Corridor Undergraduate Research Initiative, more than 200 students will gain hands-on, faculty-mentored research experience in disciplines ranging from engineering and artificial intelligence to public health, education, sustainability, and the arts.A group of four individuals, including a man in a blazer, gather around a large research poster displaying graphs and data, engaged in discussion within a modern conference setting. The atmosphere is academic, with attendees in formal attire and a spacious room filled with other posters in the background./research-innovation/news/2025/corridor-partnership-expands-undergraduate-research-and-advances-experiential-learning-at-usf.aspx/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/jody-mustafa.aspxJody Mustafa once dreamed of seeing the world as a flight attendant — or traveling the globe as an international actress. But after an aunt introduced her to coding, the phrase, “The sky is the limit,” took on a new meaning.Lorie BriggsWed, 29 Oct 2025 01:59:00 Student Spotlight: Jody MustafaJody Mustafa once dreamed of seeing the world as a flight attendant — or traveling the globe as an international actress. But after an aunt introduced her to coding, the phrase, “The sky is the limit,” took on a new meaning.The scene features a vibrant welcome setup for Goldman Sachs' Summer Intern Class of 2025, with decorative balloons and a prominent sign announcing the event; a smiling woman dressed in professional attire stands in front of a large digital display showcasing the program details. Photobooth strips in hand display fun moments shared among interns, capturing the festive atmosphere of the gathering./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/jody-mustafa.aspxComputingBSCS/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/local-article-mosquito-in-madagascar.aspxResearchers from the 91���� have used artificial intelligence and citizen science to identify what may be the first specimen of Anopheles Stephensi — an invasive and deadly malaria-carrying mosquito — ever detected in Madagascar.By John Dudley, University Communications and MarketingTue, 28 Oct 2025 15:56:15 AI and citizen science reveal potential first detection of invasive malaria mosquito in MadagascarResearchers from the 91���� have used artificial intelligence and citizen science to identify what may be the first specimen of Anopheles Stephensi — an invasive and deadly malaria-carrying mosquito — ever detected in Madagascar.Two researchers, one with a beard in a white shirt and the other with short hair in a black shirt, are prominently featured with a repeated background image of a mosquito, highlighting a study on the detection of invasive malaria mosquitoes in Madagascar. The top banner indicates the news is from USF Global Research News, emphasizing the academic context of their work./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/local-article-mosquito-in-madagascar.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Researchhttps://tenex.ai/tenex-florida-opportunity-fund-sarasota-headquarters/The Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing at 91���� is proud to be spotlighted as part of the emerging CyberBay cybersecurity-ecosystem alongside TENEX.AI, which has chosen Sarasota for its global headquarters.External ArticleTue, 28 Oct 2025 14:13:24 TENEX.AI Secures Funding from 91���� Opportunity Fund & DeepWork Capital, Sets World HQ in Sarasota FLThe Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing at 91���� is proud to be spotlighted as part of the emerging CyberBay cybersecurity-ecosystem alongside TENEX.AI, which has chosen Sarasota for its global headquarters.The graphic features the text "TENEX.AI" in bold, white font against a black background, highlighting a modern and sleek design typical of tech branding. The simplicity conveys professionalism and innovation.https://tenex.ai/tenex-florida-opportunity-fund-sarasota-headquarters/Artificial Intelligence/business/news/2025/10-24-25-student-spotlight-jackson-poyner.aspxUSF student Jackson Poyner shares practical, confidence-boosting advice for fellow Bulls ready to pitch their ideas.External ArticleTue, 28 Oct 2025 00:19:20 Don’t wait for perfect: A USF student’s advice on pitching big ideasUSF student Jackson Poyner shares practical, confidence-boosting advice for fellow Bulls ready to pitch their ideas.A young man with glasses stands confidently with his arms crossed, wearing a black blazer over a light shirt, against a backdrop of large windows that allow natural light to fill the room. Soft greenery is visible outside, creating a calm and professional setting./business/news/2025/10-24-25-student-spotlight-jackson-poyner.aspxComputing/cbcs/news/2025/cbcs-faculty-leads-discussions-on-technology-and-aging-at-statewide-summit.aspxHosted with the 91���� Senior Living Association, the summit drew leaders from across the state for a day of learning and collaboration focused on advancing care for older adults.External ArticleMon, 27 Oct 2025 13:17:09 CBCS faculty participate in panel on technology and aging at statewide summitHosted with the 91���� Senior Living Association, the summit drew leaders from across the state for a day of learning and collaboration focused on advancing care for older adults.Four individuals stand together on a stage at the 91����, with a backdrop of large windows and seating; they are dressed in professional attire and smiling, appearing to engage in a formal event or presentation./cbcs/news/2025/cbcs-faculty-leads-discussions-on-technology-and-aging-at-statewide-summit.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computinghttps://cybernews.com/ai-news/tech-professionals-adapting-local-ai-models-for-diverse-applications/Cybernews talked to tech experts who’ve adapted small AI models to perform many tasks, such as agentic software testing and design feedback, healthcare data structuring, vulnerability orchestration, and even academic research.External ArticleMon, 27 Oct 2025 13:05:04 We found out which local AI models tech pros are using, and whyCybernews talked to tech experts who’ve adapted small AI models to perform many tasks, such as agentic software testing and design feedback, healthcare data structuring, vulnerability orchestration, and even academic research.A person in a surgical outfit examines a large, robotic eye inside a transparent cube filled with intricate machinery, set against a colorful, abstract background. The scene combines elements of technology and biology, emphasizing a futuristic medical or scientific setting.https://cybernews.com/ai-news/tech-professionals-adapting-local-ai-models-for-diverse-applications/Artificial Intelligence,Computing,Researchhttps://cybernews.com/ai-news/emojis-cover-your-childs-face-in-photos-but-not-their-identity/AI tools are not yet capable of removing emojis used to hide children’s faces in photos, but they can easily read the environment to reveal their identities.External ArticleMon, 27 Oct 2025 10:51:50 Emojis cover your child’s face in photos, but not their identityAI tools are not yet capable of removing emojis used to hide children’s faces in photos, but they can easily read the environment to reveal their identities.A family of four poses on a beach with two children’s faces covered by smiley face emojis, along with the text "Covering your child's face using emoji doesn't stop AI."https://cybernews.com/ai-news/emojis-cover-your-childs-face-in-photos-but-not-their-identity/https://www.fox13news.com/news/usf-researchers-develop-ai-robot-tech-could-save-lives-emergenciesThe RARE lab team is programming four robots, including a drone, to scan surfaces, detect textures and lighting, and project customized images that can relay messages to rescuers.External ArticleMon, 27 Oct 2025 00:52:07 USF researchers develop AI robot tech that could save lives in emergenciesThe RARE lab team is programming four robots, including a drone, to scan surfaces, detect textures and lighting, and project customized images that can relay messages to rescuers.A humanoid robot with a blue and white design stands beside a table displaying colorful plastic pieces in various shapes. The setting appears to be a modern workspace, suggesting a focus on robotics and automation.https://www.fox13news.com/news/usf-researchers-develop-ai-robot-tech-could-save-lives-emergenciesArtificial Intelligence,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/two-new-courses-launching-in-spring.aspxTwo new experiential learning courses in USF’s Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing are launching this spring. “These new classes are meant to be practical and hands on to give the students experience and applied skills translate directly into today’s industry environments,” said Kurt Friday, an assistant professor with the college who will teach the classes.Jeremy MareadyThu, 23 Oct 2025 16:00:05 Bellini College offers experiential courses for workforce readinessTwo new experiential learning courses in USF’s Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing are launching this spring. “These new classes are meant to be practical and hands on to give the students experience and applied skills translate directly into today’s industry environments,” said Kurt Friday, an assistant professor with the college who will teach the classes.Two young men attentively focus on a computer screen in a well-lit workspace, surrounded by cables and personal items, as they engage in what appears to be a collaborative project./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/two-new-courses-launching-in-spring.aspxArtificial Intelligence/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/smart-mouthguards.aspxProfessor Templeton's artificial intelligence research could soon turn an athlete’s mouthguard into a life-saving device, more accurately predicting brain injuries and advancing safety far beyond the NFL.Benjamin HoskingThu, 23 Oct 2025 14:59:57 Smart mouthguards are one of many innovations coming from USF Bellini’s SHIELD labProfessor Templeton's artificial intelligence research could soon turn an athlete’s mouthguard into a life-saving device, more accurately predicting brain injuries and advancing safety far beyond the NFL.A smiling man with a beard holds up a detailed dental model featuring electronic components, set against a minimalistic white background with equipment visible in the distance./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/smart-mouthguards.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/mackenzie-freel.aspxMackenzie Freel says the Bellini College gave her the confidence to leader in the cybersecurity major. Now, she’s determined to help other women find that same sense of belonging in cybersecurity. “That’s what keeps me motivated — knowing that every woman who joins this field makes it stronger,” she said.Jeremy MareadyWed, 22 Oct 2025 14:57:57 USF cybersecurity student advocates for expanding women’s representation in fieldMackenzie Freel says the Bellini College gave her the confidence to leader in the cybersecurity major. Now, she’s determined to help other women find that same sense of belonging in cybersecurity. “That’s what keeps me motivated — knowing that every woman who joins this field makes it stronger,” she said.A woman with long, curly hair smiles while leaning casually against a stone wall in a sunlit courtyard, featuring greenery and soft shadows cast by nearby trees. She is dressed in a vibrant, patterned top and a black jacket, creating a cheerful and approachable atmosphere./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/mackenzie-freel.aspxCybersecurityBSCYS/news/2025/how-a-usf-designed-robot-can-aid-future-search-and-rescue-efforts.aspxUSF is working to improve communication in emergencies and everyday life by teaching robots to project instructions onto piles of rubble, walls and even chairs.External ArticleTue, 21 Oct 2025 16:58:38 How a USF-designed robot can aid future search and rescue effortsUSF is working to improve communication in emergencies and everyday life by teaching robots to project instructions onto piles of rubble, walls and even chairs.A young man sits at a computer, intently focused on a screen displaying a robotic arm, while an older man stands behind him, offering guidance and support in a modern, collaborative workspace./news/2025/how-a-usf-designed-robot-can-aid-future-search-and-rescue-efforts.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/ai-whisperer.aspxUSF’s free AI microcourse can help you select the right AI tools, craft effective prompts and generate high-quality visual content.Jeremy MareadyMon, 20 Oct 2025 16:06:54 USF Offers Free Online AI MicrocourseUSF’s free AI microcourse can help you select the right AI tools, craft effective prompts and generate high-quality visual content.A human hand reaches out towards a robotic hand, symbolizing collaboration between humans and technology, set against a vibrant green background with network-like patterns; text promotes free, self-paced AI microcourses from the 91����./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/ai-whisperer.aspxArtificial Intelligence/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/herd-of-thunder.aspxWhen the USF Herd of Thunder Marching Band takes the field, fans hear the power of the music. Among the 350 musicians are future computer engineers, AI professionals and cybersecurity leaders who prove that technical rigor and creative passion can march in step. Whether performing under stadium lights or debugging code, these students serve as examples of the way precision, creativity, academic rigor and artistry can march in step.Lorie BriggsThu, 16 Oct 2025 14:31:15 Herd of ThunderWhen the USF Herd of Thunder Marching Band takes the field, fans hear the power of the music. Among the 350 musicians are future computer engineers, AI professionals and cybersecurity leaders who prove that technical rigor and creative passion can march in step. Whether performing under stadium lights or debugging code, these students serve as examples of the way precision, creativity, academic rigor and artistry can march in step.A young man plays a sousaphone, surrounded by a diverse group of musicians in a spacious indoor facility, all dressed in team apparel and focused on their performance. The backdrop features a large team logo and motivational banners./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/herd-of-thunder.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurityhttps://www.businessobserverfl.com/news/2025/oct/14/usf-donations-cybersecurity-college/USF announced that it has received $2.3 million in private donations for its newest college, the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing. The announcement came during the university’s inaugural CyberBay conference — a three-day event that aims to bring together leaders in the technology, academic, government and military sectors for conversations on cybersecurity, national security and artificial intelligence.External ArticleWed, 15 Oct 2025 10:51:03 USF receives $2.3M for cybersecurity collegeUSF announced that it has received $2.3 million in private donations for its newest college, the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing. The announcement came during the university’s inaugural CyberBay conference — a three-day event that aims to bring together leaders in the technology, academic, government and military sectors for conversations on cybersecurity, national security and artificial intelligence.A prominent sign displays "91����" against a backdrop of blue skies and fluffy white clouds, surrounded by tall palm trees and green foliage. The vibrant setting reflects a sunny day in a lively campus atmosphere.https://www.businessobserverfl.com/news/2025/oct/14/usf-donations-cybersecurity-college/Artificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity,Researchhttps://baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2025/10/14/tampa-bay-s-leading-cybersecurity-experts-gather-for-usf-s-inaugural--cyber-bay--eventCyberBay 2025 is paving the way to make Tampa a national leader in cybersecurity. “When you woke up this morning, it was just Tampa Bay,” says keynote speaker Arnie Bellini, founder and CEO of Bellini Capital. “But by the end of today, Tampa Bay becomes ‘CyberBay,’ and it’s because of all of you.”External ArticleWed, 15 Oct 2025 10:43:57 Tampa Bay's leading cybersecurity experts gather for USF's inaugural 'CyberBay' eventCyberBay 2025 is paving the way to make Tampa a national leader in cybersecurity. “When you woke up this morning, it was just Tampa Bay,” says keynote speaker Arnie Bellini, founder and CEO of Bellini Capital. “But by the end of today, Tampa Bay becomes ‘CyberBay,’ and it’s because of all of you.”Two young professionals engage at a table featuring promotional materials for the 91����, while a woman in a black shirt explains offerings; the setting is a well-lit indoor space with a casual atmosphere.https://baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2025/10/14/tampa-bay-s-leading-cybersecurity-experts-gather-for-usf-s-inaugural--cyber-bay--eventArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity,Research/news/2025/simulated-cyberattack-national-security-highlight-inaugural-cyberbay-conference.aspxMore than 1,000 people attended CyberBay 2025, many from outside of 91����, to explore Tampa Bay’s emergence as a national hub for cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and national security.External ArticleWed, 15 Oct 2025 10:06:25 Simulated cyberattack, national security highlight inaugural CyberBay conferenceMore than 1,000 people attended CyberBay 2025, many from outside of 91����, to explore Tampa Bay’s emergence as a national hub for cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and national security.A performer in a purple outfit stands center stage with arms raised, surrounded by dancers dressed in black and white costumes against a backdrop of blue and green geometric patterns, while colorful laser lights illuminate the scene and an engaged audience watches from below./news/2025/simulated-cyberattack-national-security-highlight-inaugural-cyberbay-conference.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity,Researchhttps://giving.usf.edu/impact/cyberbay-new-philanthropic-support-bellini-collegeThe 91���� today announced $2.3 million in new private philanthropic gifts, all to support its newest college, the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing.External ArticleTue, 14 Oct 2025 15:22:05 USF announces $2.3 million in new philanthropic support for the Bellini College of AI, Cybersecurity and ComputingThe 91���� today announced $2.3 million in new private philanthropic gifts, all to support its newest college, the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing.A woman in a green patterned blazer speaks passionately into a microphone on stage, with a city skyline backdrop displaying the text "Cyber 2025." She uses expressive hand gestures, emphasizing her points to the audience.https://giving.usf.edu/impact/cyberbay-new-philanthropic-support-bellini-collegeArtificial Intelligence,Computing,Cybersecurity,Research/news/2025/from-classroom-to-command-center-usf-students-test-ai-in-real-world-cybersecurity.aspxUSF researchers are embedded in the Student Operations Center Apprenticeship Program (SOCAP) to study how AI can ease burnout and sharpen cybersecurity analysts’ focus. Their work explores ways AI can filter noise and streamline alerts, freeing students and professionals to tackle higher-level threats.External ArticleThu, 09 Oct 2025 15:07:29 From classroom to command center: USF students test AI in real-world cybersecurityUSF researchers are embedded in the Student Operations Center Apprenticeship Program (SOCAP) to study how AI can ease burnout and sharpen cybersecurity analysts’ focus. Their work explores ways AI can filter noise and streamline alerts, freeing students and professionals to tackle higher-level threats.A group of four individuals collaborate around a desk with multiple computer monitors, intently reviewing information; one person is typing while another points at the screen, and a third looks on with a thoughtful expression, all in a modern, well-lit office setting./news/2025/from-classroom-to-command-center-usf-students-test-ai-in-real-world-cybersecurity.aspxCybersecurity/news/2025/from-classroom-to-command-center-usf-students-test-ai-in-real-world-cybersecurity.aspxUSF researchers are embedded in the Student Operations Center Apprenticeship Program (SOCAP) to study how AI can ease burnout and sharpen cybersecurity analysts’ focus. Their work explores ways AI can filter noise and streamline alerts, freeing students and professionals to tackle higher-level threats.External ArticleThu, 09 Oct 2025 11:12:38 From classroom to command center: USF students test AI in real-world cybersecurityUSF researchers are embedded in the Student Operations Center Apprenticeship Program (SOCAP) to study how AI can ease burnout and sharpen cybersecurity analysts’ focus. Their work explores ways AI can filter noise and streamline alerts, freeing students and professionals to tackle higher-level threats.A group of four individuals collaborate around a desk with multiple computer monitors, intently reviewing information; one person is typing while another points at the screen, and a third looks on with a thoughtful expression, all in a modern, well-lit office setting./news/2025/from-classroom-to-command-center-usf-students-test-ai-in-real-world-cybersecurity.aspxCybersecurity/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usf-labs-breakthrough-ai-research.aspxThis year’s EMNLP follows a steady pattern of Bellini College research appearing in top-tier conferences such as NeurIPS, ICML, and ACL. USF faculty members’ continued presence at EMNLP underscores the momentum of the college’s research agenda and affirms its impact. It also fosters new collaborations.Lorie BriggsMon, 06 Oct 2025 00:27:29 From bias to creativity: USF labs to bring breakthrough AI research to EMNLP 2025This year’s EMNLP follows a steady pattern of Bellini College research appearing in top-tier conferences such as NeurIPS, ICML, and ACL. USF faculty members’ continued presence at EMNLP underscores the momentum of the college’s research agenda and affirms its impact. It also fosters new collaborations.Three professionals, smiling and standing confidently, are positioned against a high-tech backdrop featuring network connections and a globe, with text highlighting the EMNLP 2025 conference and the USF Bellini College logo. The individuals wear a mix of formal and smart-casual attire, conveying a sense of collaboration in a technological setting./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/usf-labs-breakthrough-ai-research.aspxArtificial Intelligence,Researchhttps://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-03117-1What characteristics drive scientific discovery? Experience is often seen as key, with success coming from years of knowledge building and collaboration. Nature featured work from faculty member Raiyan Abdul Baten in this piece. He found that research teams with high fractions of beginners tend to be more disruptive and innovative.External ArticleThu, 02 Oct 2025 17:00:34 Want to do disruptive science? Include more rookie researchersWhat characteristics drive scientific discovery? Experience is often seen as key, with success coming from years of knowledge building and collaboration. Nature featured work from faculty member Raiyan Abdul Baten in this piece. He found that research teams with high fractions of beginners tend to be more disruptive and innovative.91����: A Preeminent Research Universityhttps://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-03117-1Research/ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/advisory_board.aspxThe inaugural meeting of the college's Academic Advisory Board was held in September, bringing together distinguished leaders from industry to help shape programs, highlight workforce needs, and strengthen partnerships.Lorie BriggsWed, 01 Oct 2025 19:14:44 Inaugural Advisory Board MeetingThe inaugural meeting of the college's Academic Advisory Board was held in September, bringing together distinguished leaders from industry to help shape programs, highlight workforce needs, and strengthen partnerships.A diverse group of eleven individuals poses together in an office setting, sitting on a green couch and making the "rock on" gesture with their hands, showcasing a sense of camaraderie and celebration. The backdrop features modern office elements, including a round table and bright lighting./ai-cybersecurity-computing/news/2025/advisory_board.aspxResearch