The Bay Area Cyber League in conjunction with the Bay Area Community College Consortium are hosting this week-long, in-person Introductory Summer CyberCamp for high-school and community college students. 

Ideal campers will have basic computer skills, but little to no cybersecurity experience is necessary.

The Bay Area Cyber League in conjunction with the Bay Area Community College Consortium are hosting this week-long, in-person Introductory Summer CyberCamp for high-school and community college students. 

Ideal campers will have basic computer skills, but little to no cybersecurity experience is necessary.

This workshop empowers university, community college, and high school faculty, staff, counselors, and academic advisors with the knowledge and tools to effectively integrate AI into their teaching practices and curriculum development. Participants will explore practical applications of AI, including lesson planning, designing engaging and interactive content, creating dynamic assessments, and customizing individualized student learning experiences. Additionally, the workshop will highlight how to enable students to use AI in ethical and productive ways across various disciplines.

Through hands-on activities, collaborative projects, and real-world examples, faculty will gain a deeper understanding of AI’s transformative role in education. They will also explore new forms of student engagement, ensuring responsible AI use in both teaching and learning environments. This workshop prepares educators to harness AI to enhance classroom instruction, streamline administrative tasks, and equip students with the skills needed to navigate an AI-driven future.

Building Research Innovation at Community Colleges - Research Data Management (BRICCs-RDM) is a unique conference that leverages the growing BRICCs community to explore research data management practices that support the growing cyberinfrastructure (CI) landscape and understand how RDM can be used to advance CI-enabled scientific use-cases in academic research. During this conference, organizers hope to highlight the work done by different stakeholders, and help the community learn from these efforts. The conference seeks to develop clear strategies to ensure support and access from all stakeholder communities who produce and consume data on CI resources and inform RDM practices at campus, regional, and national levels to facilitate technological advances and innovation in research.

 BRICCs workshops bring together a vibrant community of stakeholders, ranging from R1 universities to smaller four-year schools and community colleges, to learn about current problems, foster collaborations, facilitate solutions, and present conclusions to the broader research community. The approach serves as a cooperative space for discourse regarding challenges in the progression of CI adoption in educational and research settings. The RDM conference brings this community together to discuss Research Data Management practices.

The Esri User Conference (Esri UC) is the premier place for GIS professionals and enthusiasts to learn and connect through the shared perspective of geography. Explore training for all levels, discover new insights and innovative technology, and connect with peers and experts.

The Bay Area Cyber League in conjunction with the Bay Area Community College Consortium are hosting this week-long, in-person Intermediate Summer CyberCamp for high-school and community college students. 

Ideal campers will have basic computer skills, but little to no cybersecurity experience is necessary. It is recommended that the camper participate in the Introductory Camp as the concepts do build on each other from week to week.

The Bay Area Cyber League in conjunction with the Bay Area Community College Consortium are hosting this week-long, in-person Intermediate Summer CyberCamp for high-school and community college students. 

Ideal campers will have basic computer skills, but little to no cybersecurity experience is necessary. It is recommended that the camper participate in the Introductory Camp as the concepts do build on each other from week to week.

This workshop empowers university, community college, and high school faculty, staff, counselors, and academic advisors with the knowledge and tools to effectively integrate AI into their teaching practices and curriculum development. Participants will explore practical applications of AI, including lesson planning, designing engaging and interactive content, creating dynamic assessments, and customizing individualized student learning experiences. Additionally, the workshop will highlight how to enable students to use AI in ethical and productive ways across various disciplines.

Through hands-on activities, collaborative projects, and real-world examples, faculty will gain a deeper understanding of AI’s transformative role in education. They will also explore new forms of student engagement, ensuring responsible AI use in both teaching and learning environments. This workshop prepares educators to harness AI to enhance classroom instruction, streamline administrative tasks, and equip students with the skills needed to navigate an AI-driven future.

This workshop empowers university, community college, and high school faculty, staff, counselors, and academic advisors with the knowledge and tools to effectively integrate AI into their teaching practices and curriculum development. Participants will explore practical applications of AI, including lesson planning, designing engaging and interactive content, creating dynamic assessments, and customizing individualized student learning experiences. Additionally, the workshop will highlight how to enable students to use AI in ethical and productive ways across various disciplines.

Through hands-on activities, collaborative projects, and real-world examples, faculty will gain a deeper understanding of AI’s transformative role in education. They will also explore new forms of student engagement, ensuring responsible AI use in both teaching and learning environments. This workshop prepares educators to harness AI to enhance classroom instruction, streamline administrative tasks, and equip students with the skills needed to navigate an AI-driven future.

This workshop equips faculty, staff, counselors, and advisors with the knowledge and tools to integrate AI into teaching and curriculum development. Participants will explore lesson planning, interactive content, dynamic assessments, and ethical AI use. Through hands-on activities and real-world examples, they’ll learn to enhance student engagement, streamline tasks, and prepare students for an AI-driven future. The session also prepares attendees for the Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals Certification exam (exam cost not included).

Workshop Highlights:

• AI in Action: See how AI improves decision-making, problem-solving, and data analysis.
• Interactive Applications: Try hands-on AI activities for classrooms and admin tasks.
• Ethics & Challenges: Tackle misinformation, Deep Fakes, and privacy concerns.
• AI Tools: Design adaptive assessments, course bots, and virtual assistants. 
• Curriculum Integration: Embed AI into lesson plans for better learning. 
• Future-Ready Students: Build critical thinking and AI skills for success.

This workshop empowers university, community college, and high school faculty, staff, counselors, and academic advisors with the knowledge and tools to effectively integrate AI into their teaching practices and curriculum development. Participants will explore practical applications of AI, including lesson planning, designing engaging and interactive content, creating dynamic assessments, and customizing individualized student learning experiences. Additionally, the workshop will highlight how to enable students to use AI in ethical and productive ways across various disciplines.

Through hands-on activities, collaborative projects, and real-world examples, faculty will gain a deeper understanding of AI’s transformative role in education. They will also explore new forms of student engagement, ensuring responsible AI use in both teaching and learning environments. This workshop prepares educators to harness AI to enhance classroom instruction, streamline administrative tasks, and equip students with the skills needed to navigate an AI-driven future.

The Cybersecurity Across Disciplines (CyAD) Summit is a unique event designed to serve educators in various fields to explore the intersection of cybersecurity within their specific educational program areas and the industries they serve.

This event brings together community and technical college faculty from diverse disciplines to address cybersecurity concerns in all business and all critical infrastructure sectors including but not limited to manufacturing, healthcare, retail, engineering, and banking and finance.  Industry operational technology owners and operators from all critical infrastructure sectors are encouraged to attend and leverage this opportunity to engage with academia about their unique sector disciplines and cybersecurity needs.