Married Couple to Receive Master's Degrees from Turner College at May Graduation

Congratulations are due to Kenyon Lockhart and his wife, Talisha Lockart, on their upcoming graduation from the Turner College. Kenyon will be receiving an M.S. in organizational leadership (human resources track), while Talisha will be receiving an M.S. in cybersecurity management. Talisha, also a member of Sigma Alpha Pi chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success, is currently employed as the Student Success Manager in the Turner College. Making their forthcoming graduation even more impressive is the fact that each of them has previously earned a master's degree, making these their second. In preparing for an eventful month ahead, the Lockharts offered words of encouragement to other members of the Turner College Class of 2024, stating, "As we both receive our second master’s degrees, we are filled with immense pride in our shared accomplishments and the journey we have embarked upon together. From late-night study sessions to navigating the complexities of balancing work and academics, we have faced every challenge hand in hand, supporting and encouraging each other every step of the way. Our journey to this point has been a testament to our unwavering dedication, resilience, and love for learning Today, as we celebrate the culmination of years of hard work and perseverance, I am reminded of the countless sacrifices we have made to reach this moment. From juggling responsibilities to overcoming obstacles, we have demonstrated our commitment to achieving our goals and realizing our fullest potential. As we embark on this new chapter together, I am filled with excitement for the adventures that lie ahead. With our master’s degrees in hand, we are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to make a meaningful impact in our respective fields and communities. Cheers to the Class of 2024!"

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Seven Turner College Management and Marketing Faculty Have Combined to Produce Eight A-Level Journal Publications Between 2021 and the Present

A number of faculty in the Turner College's Department of Management and Marketing, which includes faculty in management information systems, have produced A-level journal publications in the last few years. This report covers that activity, starting with John Finley , the chairperson of the department. Professor Finley published a paper in the Journal of Computer Information Systems in 2022. Finley is joined by Kirk Heriot , the Crowley Distinguished Chair in Entrepreneurship. Heriot, who earned a PhD in management from Clemson University, published in a 2021 issue of Small Business Economics . One of the study's co-authors, Andres Jauregui of Fresno State University, was previously a member of the Turner College's economics faculty. Next is Johnny Ho , a professor of management, who has a 2022 publication in the Journal of Computer Information Systems . Ho has won CSU's Excellence in Research Award on multiple occasions, while he has compiled 2...

TSYS School, Jianhua Yang, Lixin Wang Each among Top Five in the World

New research by computer scientists in the School of Information Technology at Universiti Utara Malaysia that ranks institutions and individuals on the basis of scholarship in the area of stepping-stone attacks heaps praise on the Turner College’s TSYS School of Computer Science and two of its faculty – Jianhua Yang and Lixin Wang . The article, published in the April 2023 issue of the International Journal of Research in Engineering and Science , provides a bibliometric analysis of both publication and citation data from 2000 to September of 2022 related to research on stepping-stone intrusion. Among several results, it reports that Columbus State University ranks second worldwide, trailing only the University of Houston, using total publications on the subject as the basis of comparison. A number of other U.S. institutions appear in the top 10, including third-ranked North Carolina State University, fourth-ranked University of Illinois, sixth-ranked Iowa State U...

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