In this episode, we had the privilege to speak with two special guests from the United States Secret Service, Michael Parsons and Peter Laroche. We talk about current issues related to cybersecurity, network intrusion, and law enforcement on a grander scale. Hear about the most rewarding aspects of their job, as well as how they navigate some of their more complex investigations. Tune in to receive invaluable advice for aspiring professionals and discover what it truly takes to excel in a career of national security.

In this episode, we have an insightful conversation with special guest Dean Jeremy Qualls, the distinguished leader of the College of Science, Technology, and Health (CSTH) at the University of Southern Maine. Dean Qualls shares his journey through physics and his most memorable experiments, and how he found himself leading the CSTH, illuminating the pivotal role of academic leadership in higher education and his passion for shaping the future of STEM for students. Dean Qualls provides invaluable insights into the CSTH's commitment to preparing students for the evolving demands of the field.

In this episode, we sit down with Jaqueline Edmondson, President of the University of Southern Maine, to understand what it takes to lead a university. Dr. Edmondson shares her inspiring journey from a first-generation college student to university president, shedding light on how her personal experiences shape her approach to higher education leadership. Drawing from her tenure at Penn State, we learn about the motivations behind prioritizing cybersecurity programs and their impact on student success and regional workforce development. Join us as we uncover the strategies and initiatives driving innovation and inclusivity in cybersecurity education.