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Harford provides excellent cyber training opportunities for adults and youth.

GenCYBER Camp

 

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    GenCyber Camp is returning to Harford for Summer 2024.

    APPLICATION DEADLINE: APRIL 1, 2024

    GenCyber Camps are grant-funded programs cosponsored by the National Security Agency (NSA) and National 
    Science Foundation (NSF). Harford has been awarded the GenCyber Camp grant annually since 2019. GenCyber 
    Camps provide no-cost cybersecurity experiences for campers and their program goals are to:

    • Ignite, sustain, and increase awareness of K-12 cybersecurity content and cybersecurity postsecondary and 
      career opportunities for participants through year-round engagement.
    • Increase student diversity in cybersecurity college and career readiness pathways at the K-12 level.

    Campers who attend a GenCyber Camp at Harford will code iRoot robots, fly mini drones, create a security ID 
    badge, program using Arduino or Raspberry Pi, study ethical hacking and so much more! Campers will engage in 
    hands-on activities and projects throughout the camp week all focused on cybersecurity concepts.

    What You Need to Know:

    • Two one-week sessions available: JUL 8–12 & AUG 5–9 | 9 AM–4 PM . Students can apply to attend one or 
      both sessions.
    • Applications are open to rising 7th, 8th and 9th grade (ages 11–15) students in Harford County.
    • GenCyber Camp is a no cost opportunity for those accepted into the camp.
    • Harford will begin accepting applications to attend GenCyber Camps on January 15th. Applications must be 
      submitted via Camp Curiosity’s Online Registration Portal by April 1st.
    • The top 40 applicants will be selected to attend and notified in May 2024.
    • In addition to an application, applicants must also submit a letter of recommendation, their most recent report card or grade report and a personal essay. Details about additional requirements are available within Camp Curiosity’s online registration portal.
    • Free lunch and snacks are provided. Campers can bring their own food if desired. A lunch menu will be 
      shared the week before camp begins.
    • Harford’s GenCyber Camps occur on the College campus and transportation is NOT provided.
    • Before and After Care are also available at no cost from 7:30–8:50 AM and 4–5:30 PM.

    For information and questions, contact: 
    Kelly Pulaski, Project Director 443.412.2191 | kpulaski@harford.edu