Cyber Security and Computer Science: Career Opportunities and Technology’s Impact on all
Central High School’s Social Studies 2.0 – Life Skills class visited the beautiful campus of Roger Williams University
in Bristol, Rhode Island to
meet with professors, students, and facility maintenance personnel for conversations about careers
the students were curious about.
Furthermore,
the conversations also explored
technology’s impact on careers and jobs.

Shakour Abuzneid, Ph.D, ‘futurist‘ and professor of Cybersecurity & Networking, presents career information on the growing industry of CYBERSECURITY. Professor Abuzneid also shared his vision of technology’s impact on different jobs and careers in the near and distant future.

Michael Walsh, Director for Student Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging spoke about his roles as advocate for students throughout their enrollment at RWU. Mr Walsh also spoke about a number of keys to success for meeting the challenges of higher education and taking advantage of the many opportunities a college education offered students, especially, TIME MANAGEMENT and NETWORKING. Both topics are introduced and developed in the Social Studies 2.0 – Life Skills syllabus.