University of Washington
D.C. Grant is a seasoned professional in information technology and cybersecurity, currently serving as an Assistant Teaching Professor at the University of Washington since September 2015, where responsibilities include teaching courses in the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program, notably a senior elective series on Information Assurance and Risk Management. In addition to academic roles, D.C. Grant has held leadership positions such as President of the ISACA Mt Rainier Chapter since May 2010, with prior experience as Treasurer. Previous experience includes serving as an Assistant Professor of Cyber Security at Columbia Basin College and involvement in the Cyber Corps Scholarship for Service program. D.C. Grant holds a Master’s degree in Infrastructure Planning and Management with a focus on Critical Infrastructure Protection from the University of Washington, alongside a BS in Information Technology and Systems, and other relevant educational credentials.
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University of Washington
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Founded in 1861, the University of Washington is one of the oldest state-supported institutions of higher education on the West Coast and is one of the preeminent research universities in the world. Located minutes from downtown Seattle, the main UW campus provides gorgeous views of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges and, every spring, attracts visitors from all over to world who come to witness the blooming of its cherry blossom trees.