7 Reasons Why a Master’s in Cybersecurity Is Worth Pursuing

Cybersecurity represents one of today’s fastest-growing fields. In response to an ever-evolving series of digital threats, organizations prioritize high-level cybersecurity strategies and solutions. These call for professional expertise, and given the high costs and reputational damage associated with cyberattacks, it should come as no surprise that organizations are actively seeking out the field’s best and brightest. […]

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Is a Master’s in Information Technology Worth It?

Those who already hold an undergraduate degree in information technology (IT), computer science, or a related field may be wondering whether pursuing a more advanced degree is worth it. For many professionals, having a master’s degree in IT is a go-to way to advance career prospects while expanding their knowledge and skill set. So, is a master’s in information technology worth it? Below, we […]

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Career Opportunities After a Master’s in Information Technology (MIT)

Information technology (IT) shapes our digital world. This powerful field brings structure and innovation to ambitious tech initiatives while driving communication, efficiency, and security in all things virtual. These qualities have fueled the rapid expansion of IT, delivering a myriad of organizational and professional opportunities. This growth is evidenced by findings from Gartner, with 81% of CEOs showing […]

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Gazette Leader: Marymount’s 2024 grads ‘earned it by working hard’

Gazette Leader: Marymount’s 2024 grads ‘earned it by working hard’

Is there a doctor in the house? In the Garrett family, there are now two. Shantia Garrett, a teacher in the Baltimore city school system, earned a doctorate in education during May 12 commencement exercises for Marymount University’s College of Health and Education. Appropriately enough for Mother’s Day, Garrett became a second-generation Ed.D. holder, following […]

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How AI Is Used in Cybersecurity: Benefits and Consideration

As the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) technology continue to evolve, it’s beginning to look like there’s not much AI can’t do. In the realm of cybersecurity especially, some emerging innovations and applications aim to make the web a safer place for everybody. Whether you’re already working in the cybersecurity field or have plans to, staying on top of the latest trends is […]

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Intelligence field panelists champion self-worth, diversity in ‘See Her, Be Her’ event

Intelligence field panelists champion self-worth, diversity in ‘See Her, Be Her’ event

Highlighting the remarkable contributions of three Latinas in the intelligence field, Marymount University’s student-run Intelligence Club hosted an informative ‘See Her, Be Her’ panel event in the Reinsch Auditorium last month.   All three featured speakers — Carmen Medina (former CIA Deputy Director of Intelligence), Arlene Gaylord (FBI Executive Assistant Director for Information and Technology) and Stephanie […]

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Portfolio in Motion: Soirée blends elegance, boldness in fashion showcase

Portfolio in Motion: Soirée blends elegance, boldness in fashion showcase

Last weekend, Marymount University students transported audiences to a suave “Soirée” during the 2024 Portfolio in Motion fashion showcase. The show featured a variety of looks, from modern bridal pieces to edgy streetwear, all themed around elegance and sophistication. “This year’s Portfolio in Motion showcased an elegant environment for a dinner party, Soirée,” said Julia […]

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Marymount’s Sr. Patricia Helene Earl retiring after 26 years of service

Marymount’s Sr. Patricia Helene Earl retiring after 26 years of service

After 26 years of dedicated service, primarily as the Director of Marymount University’s Catholic School Leadership Program (CSLP), Sr. Patricia Helene Earl will retire from the institution this month.  Sr. Patricia’s Marymount journey began not as a faculty member but as a student. During her youth, she attended Marymount’s Junior School for eight years. After […]

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Researchers unveil findings on history of housing discrimination in Northern Virginia

Researchers unveil findings on history of housing discrimination in Northern Virginia

An interdisciplinary team of researchers from Marymount University and the University of Mary Washington has officially released the website Documenting Exclusion and Resilience, which documents its ongoing research into the history of racially restrictive housing covenants across Northern Virginia. Racially restrictive covenants limited who could own or use land based on race, nationality or religious […]

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