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Offensive Security Internship

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We're looking to bring in one or two interns with a strong interest and some experience in Offensive Security. Experience  can be CTF related, home lab learning, coursework through things like HTB or others.   We are looking for:  People who are specifically interested/focused on Offensive security (there will be no Defsec side of this internship and it is not a general security internship) Have CTF experienced, self learning towards certifications (you don't need to have taken the cert, that can be real cost and time prohibitive), home lab or other self-paced experience with offensive security. Show us you have some experience and a passion for the work. Self motivated to learn and think outside the box.   Interested students can send me their resumes.  Feel free to specifically highlight in there any experience, link us to your HTB, THM, Offsec or other hacking profiles.   They can email me here with "Echelon Interns...
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CISE Doctoral Students to a Research-in-Practice Poster Exchange

We have now solidified the plan, and I am writing to share a Call for Proposals  inviting doctoral students from your department to participate in a conference-style poster session on June 25, 2026 . The session is designed to support scholarly connection and exchange around research ideas. Our online Computer Science Education Ed.D. students, many of whom work as practitioners in K-16 educational contexts, will engage with on-campus doctoral students for meaningful research-in-practice dialogue.   We would be delighted to have doctoral students from your department join this exchange. Additional details and the proposal submission form can be found in this Call for Proposals . https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iJR_gxemV9UiCo8HrvIednngkvNnl0oz/view?usp=sharing
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Graduate Student Research Opportunity

 Dear Students,  We are excited to invite graduate students in engineering and computer science to contribute to an ongoing research project exploring how students adjust to institutional expectations (UF IRB ET0047957).  This study aims to understand how graduate students in engineering and computer science interpret and respond to the formal structures of competence, with a focus on institutional expectations (e.g., the Individual Development Plan – IDP) as a reflective and regulatory tool.  Who can participate?   You are eligible if you:  ·                      Are age 18 or older.  ·                      Are completing a graduate program in engineering or computer science at the University of Florida  ·     ...
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For UF Grads and Postdocs: Everything You Want to Know About Publishing

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  Next Week! Everything You Want to Know About Publishing A Special In-Person Seminar for Grad Students and Postdocs Wednesday, February 11, 2026 · 11 a.m. · UF Career Connections Center Date rele...
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Thrive! · 02/04/26 · UF Graduate School Professional Development Newsletter

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  In This Edition: February 4, 2026 Resources For Your Success! One-on-One Consults Funding & Internships Research Skills & Knowledge Management & Leadership ...
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