Previous Camps Information
The Funded Grant
Under the leadership of professor Waleed Farag, IUP, along with a handful of national universities, has been awarded funding to run the GenCyber program in the summer of 2021 for the sixth year in a row. This year, the camp is open to middle and high
school students and teachers. It will address essential security concepts with an interesting, novel approach to strengthen interest in cybersecurity among middle and high school students and teachers in Pennsylvania and beyond.
Project Summary
This project will host one free (no cost to participants), five-day virtual camp in summer 2021. Instruction will be delivered by a team of professors and instructors with varied backgrounds who have established expertise in
cybersecurity teaching and research. The camp will be offered online this summer due to the pandemic. The camp will provide engaging instruction, group activities, structured discovery, hands-on laboratory experiences, and informal instruction to
both individual and combined groups of participants. Upon completion of the camp, participants will have a strong understanding of cybersecurity in addition to mastering basic skills that can help them be safer online.
Combination Camp (Middle and High School Students and Teachers)
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Questions
If you have any questions, please send an email to gen-cyber@iup.edu.
Or, contact the grant principal investigator:
- Waleed Farag
Director, IUP Institute for Cybersecurity and Professor of Computer Science
- Phone: 724-357-2608
- Fax: 724-357-7908