Scholarship for Service at Towson University

CyberCorps：Towson University（TU）的服务奖学金（SFS）计划在该项目的五年期内为多达30名计算机科学本科生提供为期两年的全额奖学金。TU与其合作伙伴，安妮阿伦德尔社区学院，巴尔的摩县社区学院，哈福德社区学院和其他马里兰州信息安全和保证联盟（MAISA）机构合作，招募高素质的计算学生，特别关注网络安全中代表性不足的群体。该计划利用TU与军队和州/联邦机构建立的合作关系，以促进实习和就业。除了具有广泛实践成分的强大网络安全课程外，该计划还为奖学金获得者提供与安全相关的研究项目，每月安全相关主题研讨会，并参加计算机安全学生俱乐部和网络防御竞赛。该项目直接影响具有强大技术技能的合格计算机安全专业人员的发展，他们将加入州和联邦劳动力队伍，保护我们的国家信息基础设施。自2002年以来，TU一直是信息保障教育的学术卓越中心，是首批在其ABET认证的计算机科学课程中提供本科计算机安全课程的机构之一。

The CyberCorps: Scholarship for Service (SFS) program at Towson University (TU) provides full, two-year scholarships to up to thirty undergraduate Computer Science students in the Security Track, during the five-year period of the project. TU works with its partners, Anne Arundel Community College, Community College of Baltimore County, Harford Community College and other Maryland Alliance in Information Security and Assurance (MAISA) institutions, to recruit highly-qualified computing students with particular attention to groups underrepresented in cybersecurity. This program leverages TU's established collaborations with, and proximity to, military and state/federal agencies to facilitate internships and job placements. In addition to a strong cybersecurity curriculum with an extensive hands-on component, this program provides scholarship recipients with security-related research projects, monthly seminars on security-related topics, and participation in a computer security student club and cyber defense competitions.The project directly impacts the development of qualified computer security professionals with strong technical skills who will be joining the state and federal workforce to secure our national information infrastructure. TU has been a Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education since 2002 and was one of the first institutions offered an undergraduate Computer Security track in its ABET-accredited Computer Science program.