RMU - Top Secret Colonials
The Top Secret Colonials is a non-profit organization whose main mission is to promote education in cyber security for the students of Robert Morris University in our ever-changing cyber world. These students will be participating in the Washington Center's National Security Academic Seminar in Washington, D.C. for two weeks.
During this two-week program, students and faculty advisors learn from the nation’s leading national security experts, including current and former government officials as well as scholars.
The seminar this past May was particularly eventful for the 20 RMU students who participated, as they visited the Chinese Embassy hours after the U.S. government announced it filed criminal charges of cyber espionage against Chinese officials for allegedly hacking six Pittsburgh-area businesses, including US Steel, Alcoa, and Westinghouse.
Robert Morris was also recognized as the “Academic Seminar of the Year” in 2014 thanks to the work and dedication of the Top Secret Colonials.
This is a great cause in assisting college students to expand their knowledge in National Security. We know times are tough, but we are a non-profit organization and every little amount will assist the members in participating. We are the future employees that strive to protect our country from entities foreign and domestic that are trying to perform cyber espionage, cyber bullying, cyber gambling, and other forms of hacking that costs this country and its citizens either their life or millions and billions of dollars!
