Annual Information Assurance Student Symposium

5AIASS

Tuesday 27 March 2007

in the Norwich University Milano Ballroom

from 12:00 to 17:30

Every year, Norwich University features the best student papers in information assurance, cybercrime and cyberlaw from NU undergraduate and graduate courses in a day-long symposium. In recent years we have been honored by the participation and presence of undergraduate and graduate students from Champlain College, Dartmouth College, St Michael's College, Vermont Technical College and the University of Vermont.

The AIASS is open to the public and there is no charge for admission.

Home Page

Courses

Cyberwatch

Ethics

Security Mgmt

IYIR

Methods

MSIA

NetworkWorld Archive

Opinion

Ops Mgmt

Overviews

Contact info

STATUS AS OF 2007-03-27

We had a blast! Twenty-six people registered for the Symposium in Milano Ballroom.

Norwich UniversityPresident Richard Schneider personally greeted every speaker who was available at the start of the Sympsosium and then addressed the group with encouraging words about the important role of information assurance in critical infrastructure protection.

NY Vice President Phil Susmann congratulated the speakers and encouraged continued involvement in the NSA/NSF Scholarships for Service in the information assurance field.

Deans Frank Vanecek (School of Business & Management) and Bill Clements (School of Graduate Studies) spoke warmly of the future of our students in the field and encouraged graduate studies.

Professor Danielle Zeedick, who will be assuming the mantle of Program Director of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Security and Information Assurance program starting 1 July 2007, encouraged freshmen to look forward to the day when they would be presenting their research papers at the Seventh or Eighth Annual Information Assurance Student Symposium.

Links to the presentation files are available from the HTML program page below.

COMPLETE PROGRAM & LINKS TO PRESENTATIONS

HTML

PARKING PERMIT

PDF (expired)

The opinions expressed in any of the writings on this Web site represent the author’s opinions and do not necessarily represent the opinions or positions of his employers, associates, colleagues, students, relatives, friends,enemies, cats, dog or plants.

Updated 2007-03-28