As the Security and Risk Analysis (SRA) major develops within the College of Information Sciences and Technology (IST), a need arises to create an organization representing this new student interest. The SRA Club attracts self-motivated students who are thirsting for more knowledge and hands-on activities outside the classroom. The club’s activities aim to be thought-provoking and engaging to excite the student about their choice of study and motivate them to strive to become the best candidates in the field.
| SRA Club members had the opportunity to hear first-hand knowledge about the security field and a professional's personal experience during a question and answer session with Dave John of the National Security Agency. |
| Over 30 SRA and IST students participated in the SRA Club's first social event! More pictures available on the Facebook Group, "SRA"-venger Hunt 2007. |
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Allen Puy from Lockheed Martin presented Risky Business, The LM Way, not the Tom Cruise way - Straight talk on Risk Management. Students learned how large corporations assess, anticipate, and manage risk and how risk and opportunity are interrelated. We appreciate the SRA Club students who took the initiative to attend the event and gain valuable knowledge! |
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The Executive Development Board held its first meeting to get to know each other and begin preparing for future SRA Club events. After the initial discussion finished, executive board directors socialized while playing Nintendo Wii. Overall, we are excited about each director and feel confident that the new leadership will fufill our future goals! |
The first SRA Club meeting was held on Wednesday, February 28, 2007 at 7:30 in 333 IST. Co-founders, Caroline and Emily, presented information on the club’s purpose, corporate sponsorships, government agency affiliations, the club’s advisory board, semester events, and how students can obtain leadership positions on the club’s executive development board. Professor Heng Xu was present to share the meeting’s “Tech Tip”. The SRA Club’s official advisor, Gerry Santoro, was present also. About 40 students attended the meeting !
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The Security and Risk Analysis Club received approval by Dean Henry Foley on Wednesday, February 21, 2007. We are ready to push on forward!! |