Two months ago, we asked Google AI to provide the probability that a successful search for a new business school dean could occur by the dates established for the current search for a new Turner College dean. We were told less than 5%. We've reached mid-November 2026 and the search for a new dean of CSU's Turner College has yet to yield, at least publicly, the three or four finalists needed to reach a decision by early December so that the successful candidate can take the position in January 2027. Next week is the final week for most fall semester 2026 courses at CSU, and the following week is accounted for by the Thanksgiving Holidays. After next week, CSU will not be open for business again until the last day of November. At that point faculty, staff and students will be focused on final exams, graduation ceremonies, and the upcoming Christmas holiday season. Because bringing three or four finalists to campus during this time would pose logistical problems, the search is n...
Since joining the TSYS School in 2020, Linqiang Ge 's teaching and scholarship have centered on transforming cybersecurity and computer science education through evidence-based, high-impact pedagogical innovations. Guided by the principles of the scholarship of teaching and learning, he has systematically studied how hands-on, research-driven, and collaborative learning approaches enhance student understanding, engagement, and professional readiness. My scholarship of teaching and learning efforts have been supported by more than $197,000 in funded teaching and curriculum grants from the National Security Agency, Teach Access, Affordable Learning Georgia, and CSU. These initiatives have strengthened Ge's ability to integrate authentic research experiences into coursework, establish inclusive computing laboratories, and expand outreach in cybersecurity education. One of his most significant scholarship of teaching and learning projects centers on CYBR 3136 – Wireless and Network...