
Bobbie
With just over three weeks to go before the 4th annual Solutions Showcase on April 13th I wanted to share a couple of the event’s highlights with our readers.
First, our Exhibitors! This year we are so excited to have 15 exhibitors representing Towson’s most exciting research and educational programs in the area of technology, STEM, and community outreach. Here are just a few:
Adolescent and Adult Language and Literacy Clinic (ALL)
- Provides spoken and written language assessments to adolescents and adults struggling with speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
- Offers intervention services to individuals with spoken and written language disorders including dyslexia
- Provides a unique professional preparation opportunity for graduate students training to become speech-language pathologists
Center for Applied IT & MAISA
- Cyber security consulting and seminars
- External graduate assistantship program for business
- Research partnerships in information assurance and applied IT
Bioscience Education and Outreach Program
- Field-trip destination, providing hands-on, inquiry based bioscience lab activities to Maryland’s secondary science students
- Providing a variety of professional development opportunities to teachers throughout Maryland
- Equipment loan program to assist Maryland educator’s in delivering high quality, hands-on bioscience laboratory activities in their own classroom

Showcase 2010 Exhibitors
Second, our Speakers! This year the Showcase will feature two fantastic keynote speakers. Ms. Kathleen Oliver, Assistant State Superintendent for Maryland, responsible for Career Technology and College Readiness, will highlight educational and outreach programs that are focused on regional workforce needs and provide opportunities for business, government, and education to work together to meet those needs. Mr. Dickie George, Senior Technical Director for Information Assurance with the NSA, will discuss the changes in Information Assurance in the last forty years, what the challenge is, how the cyber cold war compares to the cold war of the 1960’s, what skills are sought after in new hires, and opportunities at the Agency.
This free event is the best opportunity for business, education, and government partners interested in working with Towson University faculty, researchers, and professional outreach centers to meet the right people and identify opportunities for collaboration!
