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Re: How to reach college students about security?
From: "Smith, Eric" <smithe28 () XAVIER EDU>
Date: Tue, 30 May 2017 18:53:00 +0000
Walter, That’s a simple, great idea! There are a surprising amount of businesses catering to that market; which one did you end up buying from? Eric Smith Assistant Director, Technical Support Xavier University t: 513-745-3953 [cid:image002.gif@01D1269B.DA29BD90]<http://twitter.com/XUTechHelp> From: The EDUCAUSE Security Constituent Group Listserv [mailto:SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU] On Behalf Of WALTER KERNER Sent: Friday, May 26, 2017 3:44 PM To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU Subject: Re: [SECURITY] How to reach college students about security? Hi Eric. Unfortunately the timing is just a bit off. In the Fall semester we will be engaging students in our advertising and marketing department to develop a student-relevant Infosec awareness campaign, but I won't have anything to share until mid-semester. We did find little slide-covers for laptop cameras which can be school branded for under a dollar each. They seem like a good giveaway for students, especially if you plan to discuss cyber bullying. Let me know if you want to chat further Walter Kerner Acting CISO Fashion Institute of Technology. On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 3:38 PM Smith, Eric <smithe28 () xavier edu<mailto:smithe28 () xavier edu>> wrote: All, We are planning an IT hosted event for opening week of classes. Most of it is entertainment-based (flying drones, face painting, jugglers, zoo animals!) but there’s some carrot n stick elements.... eg, giving them a food reward for downloading our college mobile app. I’ve been tasked with promoting IT security for this event. Sure, I can rattle off scary stats or news items, give practical advice which will be promptly forgotten, hand out various fliers that’ll get pitched… the same struggles everyone else probably has when dealing with employees in this realm. I’m having more difficulty than I expected in developing something that will especially grab a millennial audience. Something that is: - Engaging/enticing. At their age, everyone’s living forever and bad things always happen to someone else. It’s a challenge to break through that. - Brief and somewhat unstructured. The event will be a string of booths where people pass by. Things might move relatively fast, so this may boil down to a few sentences and pushing something relevant (hopefully not a slip of paper commandments) into their hands. Has anyone else tackled a quick, informative sell to students, preferably with some useful trinkets or materials? If so, what worked for you? Eric Smith Assistant Director, Technical Support Xavier University t: 513-745-3953 [cid:image002.gif@01D1269B.DA29BD90]<http://twitter.com/XUTechHelp> -- Walter Kerner Acting AVP and CISO Fashion Institute of Technology
Current thread:
- How to reach college students about security? Smith, Eric (May 26)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? WALTER KERNER (May 26)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? Smith, Eric (May 30)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? Brian Meyer (May 30)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? Viegas, George (May 30)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? WALTER KERNER (May 30)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? Brad Judy (May 30)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? Robert Smith (May 30)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? Smith, Eric (May 30)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? WALTER KERNER (May 31)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? WALTER KERNER (May 26)
- Re: How to reach college students about security? Brad Judy (May 31)
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- Re: How to reach college students about security? Ric Getter (May 30)