What an amazing group of participants and instructors at the 2017 GenCyber Teachers Camp at DSU
UPDATE: We have been notified that the 2018 GenCyber Teachers Camp at Dakota State University has been approved for funding. We are waiting the final details to open up registration. The camp will take place on the campus of DSU in Madison, SD June 11 - 15th, 2018. If you would like to be updated for when registration opens, please fill out the form here. Register to get updated about 2018. The camp is open to 50 teachers and will fill up fast so make sure you are on the list to get information.
What?Learn, hack, fix, and explore cyber security.
DSU GenCyber is a Cyber Security camp designed for 6th - 12th Grade STEM teachers. Participants will engage in hands-on education sessions with DSU professors, alumni, and current students as well as other industry professionals. The camp's main purpose is to educate and excite middle and high school STEM teachers and help them to incorporate cyber security in the classroom. Participants do not need any prior background or experience in security or computers to attend. For more info, email rob.honomichl@dsu.edu |
When?June 11th - 15th 2018. Summer 2018 on the DSU campus in Madison, SD. Register Monday morning on the 11th and wrap up around 5pm on Friday the 15th. *The 2018 Camp is tentative based off grant proposal funding. 2017 Daily Schedule 2017 Goodies and Gear If you're flying in for the camp, Sioux Falls, SD (FSD) is the closest airport. It's about 45 miles away. Let us know your flight plans, and we'll help arrange ground transportation to and from campus! You will be in the DSU dorms Monday - Thursday night. I know for many it is hard to be away from home for 5 days, but we will keep the days and evenings busy with learning and activities. |
Cost?FREE! Yes, we said free! Just get registered so we can plan on your participation in the camp!
Dakota State has recently applied for a grant from the National Security Agency (NSA) and National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop and host a cyber security camp. The grant will allow DSU to host 50 middle and high school STEM teachers on-campus for the camp at no cost to the teachers. We're also going to load you up with some epic gear from the camp! All sorts of goodies will be yours to keep and use in your classroom. Graduate and Continuing Education credit will be available. |
