Students from high schools across the St. Louis Region visited Maryville University for a day of career exploration and learning games. Dr. Brian Gant, head of the cybersecurity program at Maryville welcomed students to campus along with Dr. Phyllis Davis.

Students from the Masters of Cybersecurity Program at Saint Louis University recently played a key role in supporting the Global Center for Cybersecurity’s #SecurePathways series — a set of career awareness workshops designed to introduce local high school students to opportunities in the cybersecurity field.

Simone Cummings, Dean of the Herbert C. Walker School of Business and Technology at Webster University in St. Louis, welcomed high school students from across the region to campus for the Secure Pathways Workshop—a day focused on cybersecurity career exploration and engagement.

St. Louis Community College’s Forest Park Campus recently welcomed students from five local high schools for the Secure Pathways Cybersecurity Careers Workshop. Dean Patrick Mallory, along with staff from Workforce Solutions and the Recruitment Department, greeted the students as they arrived for a day of hands-on learning and career exploration.