There were times where I would meet with him during office hours to discuss things that didn’t make sense to me, and every time I would walk away having a much better understanding. He was always there to answer questions about topics or concepts, and always made sure to follow-up with me so that I understood them. I was surprised by the abundance of engagement the professor of this course, Lance Parks, had with the students (including myself). When I was taking my CISS 310 class, I chose to go with the hybrid course, which was more of an online class than on-grounds. 2. In what ways are instructor(s) at CRC different? It was always something I had a huge passion for, and with the growing field of Information Security/Cybersecurity being needed by nearly any organization conducting business over the internet, it was also a lucrative degree in which to invest my time. My major was Computer Information Systems Security, in which I attained my Associates of Science. I always had a love for computers, particularly information security, so I began by taking some general requirement classes as well as some CIS classes to get myself back into education. Professionally, I didn’t have very much going for me, and I needed to change that. I began attending CRC in spring of 2011 knowing that there was a lot I wanted to achieve. I graduated from CRC with my Associates of Science in May 2014. If you’re not learning, you’re not growing."Ĭory Lantay Alum / 2014 / Computer Information Systems Security / Cosumnes River College 1. "I’ve never shut the door to education, because there is still so much that I do not know.
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