Transforming Workforce Development Models in Cybersecurity and Health Care 

The cybersecurity workforce faces a projected shortfall of 1.5 million professionals by the year 2020 and the health care professions will add approximately 2.3 million jobs by 2024.  Workforce needs in both of these dynamically evolving fields are acute and immediate.  In these fields where dynamic and uncertain changes are driving rapidly evolving workforce needs, traditional workforce development approaches may need to be reexamined.

Through a combination of expert speakers and audience discussion, this half day symposium will:  

• Explore the evolving nature of work in these two fields;
• Examine the efficacy of current workforce development strategies;
• Identify emerging research priorities to influence policy and practice.

FEATURED SPEAKERS!

Dr. Kenneth Bartlett, University of Minnesota (Keynote)

Dr. Massimiliano Albanese, George Mason University

Dr. Burt Barnow, The George Washington University

Allyne Beach, Kaiser Permanente

Dr. Diana Burley, The George Washington University (Co-Host)

Renee Forney, Department of Energy

Laila Moretto, The MITRE Corporation

Benton Murphy, The Community Foundation of the National Capital Region

Dr. Patricia Pittman, The George Washington University

Dr. Ellen Scully Russ, The George Washington University (Co-Host)

Sponsored by the I3P

Join us as we convene cybersecurity and health care industry experts, researchers, and workforce development professionals for this timely and interactive session.

Free Registration with Light Breakfast and Lunch Served!

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