Keith Stanton, CCP
Organization: Arthur Perkins Inc, LCOG
Industry: Sciences
Successful survivor now in his mid-70s (and not on any meds). Traveled/lived globally settling into Pacific Northwest to retire (?). BS Computer Science & Technology, Certified Computer Professional (ICCP). Built/managed mainframe to networked micro computer facilities. Naval Officer in Electronic Warfare with land and carrier aircraft. Federally certified Aviation Mechanic (A&P). Pilot: commercial, instrument, multi-engine now flying a homebuilt. Self-taught law and now occasionally educating attorneys on basics. Experienced in business, tax, trust, public, and common law venues. Several businesses, now managing/maintaining rentals with crew. 2005 Chief Petitioner for Siuslaw County break off of Lane County. Volunteer: performing arts, disaster response, and local firefighting. Serving as elected official on SVFR, WLFE, and LCOG public Boards. Creating a homestead with gardens, pastures, etc. on 10+ acres. Typically old geezer who has weathered lots and is willing to share.
Engagement Opportunities
- Guest speaker
- Classroom project support
- Mock interviews
Kenneth Nnadi
Organization: University of Oregon
Industry: Computer Science & Technology, Education & Human Services, Sciences
We would like to share several training and outreach opportunities offered through the Nurturing Inclusive Cybersecurity Education (NICE) project that may be of interest to teachers and students:
In-school field trips to inform students about career opportunities in Cybersecurity, We are ready to visit any high schools in Oregon (either in person or virtually depending on distance) to engage students in activities related to cybersecurity and inform them about career pathways and university programs in Oregon. We can also recruit and connect cybersecurity professionals from the same region to visit HS that are willing and able to arrange their visits.
Customized UO campus tours. We are ready to host these campus tours for HS students from Oregon. These tours include regular campus tour, tour of cybersecurity training labs/facilities, and information about admission and financial aid.
Cybersecurity competitions: we are planning a statewide cybersecurity competition that is open to all HS students but require a teacher or counselor from each HS to supervise the initial round of the competition at their own high schools.
All these activities require participants to fill an online form. For more information about these activities and links to online forms to participate, please visit the NICE project webpage (https://scds.uoregon.edu/cs/cybersecurity/outreach/NICE).
NICE simply means Nurturing Inclusive Cybersecurity Education which is a project funded by HECC and organized by the University of Oregon. Our main priority is bringing cybersecurity to underserved students in both urban and rural areas across Oregon.
Engagement Opportunities
- Guest speaker