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Alamo Chapter Members,
I received the note below from Mike Dunn, AFA President/CEO, asking
for our help to engage local high schools about Cyber Patriot
IV. We want to make CP IV even bigger and better than this past
year's highly successful CP III.
Alamo Chapter did a great job last year and recruited 26 CP teams
and our own Team Mongoose from Alamo Academy, ITSA, finished in
Third Place in the Open Division in the Finals Competition earlier
this month.
There's a lot of great information about Cyber Patriot IV in the
links below. Please disseminate this information to anyone you
know connected with a local high school and let's try to recruit 50
teams this year from our San Antonio community.
The Alamo Chapter point of contact for Cyber Patriot is
Capt. Lange 24th AF. She
will be leading our effort to engage the local community.
Thanks for your continued support!
Randy
RANDY COGGINS
President, Alamo Chapter AFA
(210) 845-0152
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2011 4:42 PM
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AFA Leaders,
Building on our highly successful CyberPatriot III National Finals
Competition, we have begun the push to recruit teams to next year’s
exciting AFA-led National High School Cyber Defense Competition:
CyberPatriot IV!
AFA’s CyberPatriot program is already making a big difference in the
lives and futures of America’s youth, and it has the potential to do
even more. Our goals for CP-IV are high: 1,250 All
Service Division teams (JROTC units of all Services and Civil Air
Patrol squadrons) and 1,250 Open Division teams (open to any high
school). We are sure that with your support, we will succeed
in reaching that many teams, if not more.
At this link you will find our latest CyberPatriot media release:
http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/afa/49361/ Note
especially the excellent three and a half minute video offered on
the right side of the page (turn on your computer’s speakers and
click on the “>” symbol to view the video).
Please share this link with everyone you know!
We have ordered a limited number of DVDs containing the video.
You may request them by email at
info@uscyberpatriot.org
The video is available also on YouTube at:
http://www.youtube.com/user/CyberPatriotAFA
We sent earlier this month hard-copy recruiting packages to each AFA
Chapter, State, and Region President. The packages contain
everything needed to identify and recruit prospective JROTC, CAP,
and Open Division high school teams. I encourage you to read
the entire package and to disseminate it as widely as you can.
The package is available electronically here:
http://www.uscyberpatriot.org/CP4/CP%20IV%20Documents/CyberPatriot%20IV.pdf
; feel free to send people to the link.
Although we are light-years ahead of our recruiting efforts last
year, we are in a time crunch. Schools will soon be releasing
for the summer, and we must reach them before they go! Please,
please, please make this a priority! The fact is, if
you
don’t engage, if you don’t recruit, and if
you don’t
make it happen now, few others will. You need know NOTHING
about cyber, you need know NOTHING about computers, and you need
know NOTHING about CyberPatriot. One reading of the recruiting
package will give you everything you need to successfully recruit
schools to this important program.
Thank you for your hard work in promoting
CyberPatriot. It has
already gained national recognition for its impact on STEM
education; with your continued support it will gain even more.
AFA is making a difference in American’s future—thanks to
YOU!
Our CyberPatriot program office is ready to answer questions and
provide materials as you need. You can reach them at
info@uscyberpatriot.org
or by telephone at 703-247-5806.
Respectfully,
Mike
Michael M. Dunn
President/CEO
Air Force Association
Dear Region, State,
Chapter Presidents, and AEVP's:
The CyberPatriot All
Service Division results are in!
We are pleased to
announce 12 teams representing 10 AFA Regions this year will
advance to the National Finals Competition. The National Finals
Competition will be held during AFA's
CyberFutures Conference at the Gaylord National Resort and
Convention Center March 22-24, 2012.
|
School Name |
Organization Type |
City |
State |
|
Clearfield High
School |
Air Force JROTC |
Clearfield |
UT |
|
John R Rogers High
School |
Air Force JROTC |
Spokane |
WA |
|
Douglas MacArthur
High School |
Army JROTC |
San Antonio |
TX |
|
Leilehua High
School |
Army JROTC |
Wahiawa |
HI |
|
Big Sioux Composite
Squadron |
Civil Air Patrol |
Brookings |
SD |
|
Colorado Springs
Cadet Squadron |
Civil Air Patrol |
Colorado Springs
|
CO |
|
Springville
Composite Squadron * |
Civil Air Patrol |
Ashville |
AL |
|
Youngstown ARS
Composite Squadron * |
Civil Air Patrol |
Vienna |
OH |
|
La Cueva High
School |
Marine Corps JROTC |
Albuquerque |
NM |
|
Montachusett
Regional Vocational High School |
Marine Corps JROTC |
Fitchburg |
MA |
|
LAUSD Reseda High
School |
Navy JROTC |
Reseda |
CA |
|
South Aiken High
School |
Navy JROTC |
Aiken |
SC |
|
* Advanced as "wild
card" team |
|||
Last year's winners

UTSA students win Department of Defense scholarships
San Antonio Business Journal
Date: Thursday, September 1, 2011, 12:07pm CDT
Five University of Texas at San Antonio University of Texas at
San Antonio students majoring in information assurance were
awarded $114,000 in scholarships from the Department of
Defense Information Assurance Scholarship Program.
The scholarship program is designed to recruit and retain highly
qualified information security personnel to work for the DoD
after graduation. The students are Anthony Ballard, Nathan Bain,
Chelsea Hicks, Nathaniel Ng and Dane Stuckey.
The scholarship program is only open to schools that are
recognized as Centers of Academic Excellence by the National
Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security.
UTSA has an enrollment of more than 30,000 students.