GRAMBLING, La.  – Grambling State University’s Department of Computer Science and Digital Technologies expanded its cybersecurity education and workforce development efforts this summer through a series of hands-on programs designed to prepare high school students, Grambling State students and high school teachers for an increasingly digital future.

The summer series began with a May 26-June 18 CompTIA certification preparation program for Grambling State Computer Science and Digital Technologies students. The department then hosted three high school cybersecurity camp sessions June 22-26, July 6-10 and July 13-17, before concluding with a workshop for high school teachers July 20-24.

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Lena is a Grambling native and attended Grambling State University. While there, she majored in Journalism, and then went on to build a 20+ year career as a Writer/Producer in the entertainment industry....