Dr. Fathi Amsaad, an esteemed Assistant Professor at Wright State University, has announced his pivotal role in spearheading the National Pathway to Success (NPS) program—a groundbreaking initiative that has secured a substantial federal grant of $1.036 million from the National Security Agency (NSA). This announcement marks a significant milestone in the field of cybersecurity education and workforce development.
The NPS program is poised to make a profound impact nationwide. It is set to establish a cybersecurity consortium that will play a pivotal role in forging introductory programs and creating vital educational linkages between community colleges and four-year institutions—primarily focusing on the dynamic and ever-evolving domain of cybersecurity.
For comprehensive information regarding this transformative endeavor, interested parties can access the grant announcement on the official Wright State University website by following this link: https://lnkd.in/grGS8URM.
Dr. Amsaad extends his hearty congratulations to all the dedicated members of the Cybersecurity Consortium, co-led by Wright State University and the University of Kansas. The consortium is distinguished by its robust partnerships with esteemed community colleges, four-year institutions, and participating entities spanning all of the NSA’s regional centers.
This consortium’s leadership roster features a cadre of exceptional individuals, including Junjie Zhang, Sarah McGinley, Wafa Hozien, Tamzidul Hoque, Fengjun Li, Tauhidur Rahman, Sajal Bhatia, PhD, Omar Darwish, Salamah Salamah, and Kyle Jones.
Dr. Fathi Amsaad’s central role in steering the NPS Cybersecurity Consortium underscores his unwavering commitment to advancing education and bolstering cybersecurity endeavors on a national scale. This collaborative effort exemplifies the synergy between academia and government agencies in shaping the future landscape of cybersecurity education and workforce development, signifying a momentous stride towards a more secure digital world.