National Cybersecurity Teaching Academy

Most people don’t start a new career in their 50s, much less in one of the fastest-evolving fields in the world. But Slynn McMinn isn’t most people. The 60-year-old Christiansburg, Virginia, resident will soon graduate from UA Little Rock with a Master of Science in information science, a milestone in a journey marked by resilience, … Resilient and Relentless: 60-Year-Old UA Little Rock Grad Redefines What’s Possible

An Arkansas high school teacher is embracing new opportunities in cybersecurity education after completing the National Cybersecurity Teaching Academy (NCTA) at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Arkansas educators like Brad Goodnight are already benefiting from NCTA program. A computer science teacher at Morrilton High School, Goodnight earned his licensure to teach computer science … Arkansas Teacher Thrives Through UA Little Rock’s National Cyber Teaching Academy

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock continues to strengthen its position as a national leader in cybersecurity education with the award of a $4.65 million grant to expand cybersecurity learning opportunities nationwide.

In the dynamic realm of cybersecurity, where resilience is key, the newly minted Dr. Sandra Leiterman not only safeguards digital landscapes but also blazes a trail of inspiration.