On November 28 the master of cybersecurity and threat intelligence (MCTI) advisory board, featuring representatives from nearly two dozen of the world’s leading cybersecurity corporations, gathered to discuss the success of the program and meet the inaugural cohort of students. The event included an awards ceremony hosted by College of Engineering and Physical Sciences dean Mary Wells bestowing seven scholarships to top students, each valued at $5,000. The meeting and ceremony were followed by a networking lunch with the advisory board group.
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