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Dr. Naureen Hoque joins GVSU's College of Computing, bringing expertise in wireless security and AI defense

Dr. Naureen Hoque, the newest faculty member to join Grand Valley State University (GVSU)'s College of Computing, specializes in wireless security, AI-powered threat defense, and quantum-resistant communications.

Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Faculty Innovation Research

Published June 24, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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Detecting forest threats with AI and Drones: College of Computing faculty receives MTRAC grant

Dr. Rahat Ibn Rafiq, assistant professor in the College of Computing at GVSU, has been awarded a $43,284 grant from Michigan State Universitys MTRAC AgBio Innovation Hub, along with matching funds.

Artificial Intelligence College Updates Cybersecurity Environmental conservation Faculty Grants Innovation Research

Published May 29, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

NASA-Funded Grant to Advance Cybersecurity Research at Grand Valley

Dr. Sutton was recently awarded a NASA-funded grand through the Michigan Space Grant Consortium.

Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Faculty Graduate Grants Innovation Research

Published April 3, 2025 by Maxwell Ritchie

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College tour highlights career pathways for women in tech

A visiting college tour presented by Amazon Web Services stopped at Grand Valley on April 1 and highlighted the opportunities for women in the fields of computer science, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and information technology.

Careers computer science Cybersecurity Mentorship Partnerships Women in tech

Published April 1, 2025 by Brian Vernellis on GVNext. Image credit: Kendra Stanley-Mills.

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GVSU Board of Trustees approves new programs in AI and software engineering

GVSU's Board of Trustees has approved new AI and Software Engineering degree programs, co-designed with industry to meet workforce demands. These cutting-edge programs will equip students with in-demand skills, driving innovation and economic growth.

Artificial Intelligence Careers College Updates computer science Cybersecurity Graduate Innovation Partnerships Software Engineering undergraduate

Published February 21, 2025 by Shelby Harrison.

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New partnership expands global opportunities for students and strengthens ties with Tunisia

On Friday, November 8, 2024, the College of Computing at Grand Valley State University (GVSU) proudly signed a international partnership agreement with ESPRIT University, a leading private institution in Tunisia.

College Updates computer science Cybersecurity Global partnerships Innovation Partnerships

Published November 20, 2024 by Shelby Harrison.

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Student organization to be part of the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition

Hackers Analyzing Threats, or simply HAT, is one of the College of Computings student organizations. As we near the end of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we sat down and chatted with Logan Nommensen, president of HAT, to learn more about the club.

Cybersecurity Graduate organizations undergraduate

Published October 31, 2024 by Maxwell Ritchie

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October Update: College of Computing in 5

GVSU's College of Computing hosted distinguished speakers, joined cybersecurity events, promoted combined degrees, excelled at a career fair, and engaged with leaders at the Michigan Cyber Summit.

Careers Cybersecurity

Published October 31, 2024 by Shelby Harrison

Pioneering change for women in cybersecurity through lifelong learning and leadership

Dr. Samah Mansour, GVSU cybersecurity professor, empowers women in tech through her lifelong commitment to education and mentorship. From founding WiCyS She Secures to inspiring gender balance, she champions change.

College Updates Cybersecurity Mentorship

Published October 31, 2024 by Shelby Harrison.

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College of Computing Cyber Range

The GVSU College of Computing Cyber Range is an amazing tool for all College of Computing students to enhance their skills in cybersecurity and hacking.

College Updates Cybersecurity Innovation

Published October 24, 2024 by Maxwell Ritchie

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GVSU Students Travel to Switzerland for Swiss Exchange Program

GVSU students travel to Switzerland through the Swiss Exchange Program

College Updates Cybersecurity Exchange Program Innovation

Published September 17, 2024 by Article written by Maxwell Ritchie, Digital Media Specialist Graduate Assistant, for the College of Computing

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Area educators learn about cybersecurity at camp

The College of Computing hosted its first cybersecurity camp for area middle and high school teachers but the training for educators went beyond one week in a classroom on the Health Campus.

Careers Cybersecurity

Published August 20, 2024

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Computing Professor hosts cybersecurity bootcamp for Girl Scouts

Dr. Samah Mansour, Assistant Professor at the GVSU College of Computing, hosted the first cybersecurity boot camp for the Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore.

Cybersecurity

Published April 22, 2024

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Cyber Students Win Grant to Research Data Security in Healthcare

Congratulations to Cybersecurity students, Emma Feustel and Hannah Woznick, who were awarded a $3000 grant by the Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship to research Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) security in healthcare.

College Updates Cybersecurity Grants Research

Published October 9, 2023

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School of Computing opens Cyber Threat Range, called 'game changer' for computing students, community

It looks like a normal computer lab, but the new Cyber Threat Range is a high-tech training ground to prepare students for cybersecurity jobs and set Grand Valley on a path to become a National Security Agency designated academic program.

College Updates Cybersecurity Innovation

Published March 28, 2023

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