GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—Grand Rapids Community College is celebrating its centennial anniversary, but the birthday presents are going to local charities and organizations.
College faculty and staff created the 100 Ways to Give program, which includes service projects throughout the community.
GRCC’s Grants and Resource Development Office launched the first project this month. They’re trying to collect 100 items for care packages that will go to foster children at the D.A. Blodgett- St. John’s Home.
KENTWOOD, Mich.—The state’s front line for cyber attacks will put their skills to the test at Davenport University next week.
The Michigan Cyber Civilian Corps formed earlier this year. Similar to the National Guard during a disaster, the team can be activated by Governor Snyder during state of emergency involving cyberattacks.
On Wednesday, July 23, MiC3 will be pitted against the West Michigan Cyber Security Consortium in a cyberattack exercise. With the help of the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget, MiC3 will have to defend email servers, web servers and file systems from realistic cyberattacks by WMCSC.