Consulting

Your ambition.
Our shared work.

We help colleges and universities build future-ready computing programs and develop the talent to lead them.

Our experience

We help public and private institutions — particularly HBCUs, minority-serving institutions, and community colleges — navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of computing education. We work alongside academic leaders to develop new programs, prepare for ABET review, build assessment frameworks, create experiential learning ecosystems, secure funding, and strengthen student success pipelines. Our work is grounded in more than two decades of academic leadership, cybersecurity education, accreditation service, and hands-on faculty and student mentorship.

What we do

New computing program design (Data Science, Cybersecurity, Software Engineering, AI, and emerging fields), curriculum development, state-level program approval preparation, and ABET accreditation readiness. Support includes criteria mapping, self-study and evidence preparation, assessment alignment, and mock review.

Our impact

Led multiple accreditation cycles across computing and cybersecurity programs and launched four new degree programs, with a fifth program in artificial intelligence under review.

Our impact

Meaningful work.
Lasting outcomes.

  • 01

    Led multiple accreditation cycles across computing and cybersecurity programs while serving as an ABET program evaluator

  • 02

    Launched bachelor’s programs in Data Science, Software Engineering, Cyber Operations Engineering, and Virtual Reality and Gaming, with a fifth program in Artificial Intelligence under review

  • 03

    Developed comprehensive assessment frameworks to measure student learning and support continuous program improvement

  • 04

    Secured more than $5 million in external funding, including NSF CyberCorps® Scholarship for Service and Henry Luce Foundation support

  • 05

    Received a $30,000 USM Elkins Academic Transformation Professorship to advance an Experiential Learning Center for computing students

  • 06

    More than tripled women’s participation while significantly expanding computing enrollment and graduation

  • 07

    Led a Computer Science department serving more than 700 students and doubled the number of faculty research labs

  • 08

    Built academic, government, and industry partnerships that connect computing students with experiential learning and technology careers

  • 09

    Mentored faculty and students and coached incoming department chairs through leadership transitions and institutional change

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