ECCU Awards
EC-Council University (ECCU) highly values the academic work performed by faculty and students of ECCU, and the contributions this work makes to our societies, both national and international.
In order to recognize these efforts, ECCU has developed both Faculty and Student Awards in several areas to include academic excellence, professional development, creative activity, scholarship, initiative, perseverance, service, and “cutting edge” contributions to the cyber security industry.
Awardees will receive a certificate, publicity across a variety of media, and a free pass to the current Hacker Halted Conference accompanied by discounted hotel rates, and an Awards and Gala Night attendance pass.
Faculty and students of ECCU may self-nominate or be nominated by others; to access the nomination form, please request a link from [email protected].
Various Faculty and Student Awards
were given away at
Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center, GA
October 9th, 2019
STUDENT AWARDS
Student of the Year Award
Samarth Sharma
Dean’s Award
Peter Iancic
- Presented to a student who demonstrates a strong initiative, perseverance and the ability to overcome tremendous hardship(s) and obstacles to graduate
- Student can nominate themselves and must submit a letter to a committee explaining their hardships/obstacles (see attached nomination form)
- Student must have consistently improved/maintained his/her GPA as he/she progresses towards graduation
- Student can be nominated by a faculty/staff member and that person will have to describe the student’s situation
- Committee meets to determine who should receive award
- Based upon completion of the entire program
Hacker Halted 2020: Wednesday October 22-23, 2020, Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center, GA
Timeframe: The training is October 18-21, 2020
- Every term will count to see who the next achievers are
- Nomination must be received by July 30th of the current year
- 1 award will be presented per program (MSCS/BSCS)
- Recipient will receive a certificate; full publicity on all social media platforms, magazines, media coverage, websites, etc.; a free pass to Hacker Halted 2018; discounted hotel rates; Awards and Gala night attendance pass.
2019 Top Academic Award
Andrea Julie Beck and Darrell Lynn Hall II
- Student can nominate themselves or student(s) can be nominated by a faculty/staff member (see attached nomination form)
- Presented to student(s) who had brilliant assignments/capstone
- Publishable
- Referee cyber journal
- Non-referee cyber journal
- Innovative
- Development of an app, software, hardware for best practices
- Cutting edge/current
- Contribution to the ethical hacking community and cyber security industry
- Student can be at any point within their program
Hacker Halted 2020: Wednesday October 22-23, 2020, Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center, GA
Timeframe: The training is October 18-21
- Every term will count to see who the next achievers are
- No limit to the number of recipients for consideration for this award
- Recipient(s) will receive a certificate; full publicity on all social media platforms, magazines, media coverage, websites, etc.; a free pass to Hacker Halted 2018; discounted hotel rates; Awards and Gala night attendance pass
- Recipient(s) will receive a $300 scholarship toward their tuition
- Recipient(s) will be recommended to companies ECCU has partnered with for internship/placement opportunities
FACULTY AWARDS
Faculty of the Year 2019
Pamela Garrett and Yuri Diogenes
Excellence in Teaching Award Requirements
Excellence in teaching, professional development, and creative activity
Criteria to be considered:
- Substantive participation/engagement analysis provided via Moodle
Analytics will be used to determine the rate of interaction
Qualitative evaluation of the interaction:
- Student evaluations
Rating based on a scale of 1-10
- Dean’s evaluation
Rating based on a scale of 1-10
- Professional development
Belonging to a professional group(s)
Attendance at the professional conference(s)
- National
- Regional
- State
Research
- Funded by a grant?
Publications
- Referee journal
- Non-referee journal
- Books
Hacker Halted 2020: Wednesday October 22-23, 2020, Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center, GA
Timeframe: The training is October 18-21
- Every term will count to see who the next achievers are
- Faculty can nominate themselves (see attached nomination form)
- Nomination must be received by July 30th of the current year
- Up to 3 recipients can be considered
- Recipient(s) will receive a certificate; full publicity on all social media platforms, magazines, media coverage, websites, etc.; a free pass to Hacker Halted 2018; discounted hotel rates; Awards and Gala night attendance pass.