Growing up in picturesque Vermont, Kimberly Oddy had dreams of making her mark in the world of cinema, specifically in special effects. "I wanted to work for a company like Pixar," said Kimberly.

Congratulations to ECPI University - Columbia CIS Faculty and Cyber Team Coach Chris Flanery who clinched first place in the world in the 2023 Deadface Capture the Flag (CTF) cybersecurity competition on October 23rd. Flanery's victory underscores his dedication to the field and his commitment to helping his students excel.

ECPI University continues to embrace the latest in technology and education. With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), our classrooms must advance as our society does.  

“AI is something that is all throughout our society,” said ECPI EET faculty member Dr. Paul Nussbaum. “I would like our students to understand AI’s true capability, the societal impact, and how it can affect their career and lives.” 

Dr. Nussbaum recently underwent the rigorous process of becoming a NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute (DLI) Ambassador in early 2022.  

Over 15 years ago, while working at Hollister Incorporated, a company specializing in ostomy and wound care products, Megan collaborated with engineers on various projects. It was during these interactions that she realized her passion for engineering and decided to pursue her dream.

When choosing a University, Megan opted for ECPI, specifically ECPI Online. The flexibility of online learning and the fast-paced, accelerated program structure perfectly suited her busy life. Megan was able to maintain a full-time job and support her family while working toward her degree. 

Students at the Culinary Institute of Virginia's Norfolk campus recently wrapped up their Baking & Pastry Arts program with the Capstone Themed Buffet/Plated Desserts event. This event is both a reflection of what they've learned and a glimpse into their futures as culinary professionals.

At the forefront of this program stands Chef Jeanne Mancuso, an EPIC award-winning instructor. Her dedication to teaching didn't go unnoticed – students surprised her with an inflatable Baby Yoda.