Cybersecurity Camp for Students and Teachers

University of Hawaii News Release

The University of Hawaii is calling on students and teachers across the state to register for the highly anticipated 2025 GenCyber camps. These camps provide exciting, hands-on opportunities to develop valuable cybersecurity skills. Space is limited.
GenCyber is a program funded by the National Security Agency (NSA) and the National Science Foundation that offers free cybersecurity camps for students and teachers nationwide. Since 2015, UH has hosted 44 student camps engaging more than 1,000 middle and high school students, and more than 25 teacher camps training more than 750 educators across the state.
“GenCyber camps are an excellent way for students to learn about exciting skills and careers they can pursue in college, and teachers learn techniques and content they can teach students in the classroom or in after-school programs,” said Jodi Ito, UH chief information security officer.
Secure your spot in one of the exciting in-person cybersecurity camps happening across Hawaii. For Molokai, the camp will run June 16–20 at Kaunakakai Elementary School. The last day to register for the in-person camp is May 16. For more information, contact gencyber@hawaii.edu or check the GenCyber Hawaii consortium website to register at maui.hawaii.edu/gencyber.
UH Maui College is also offering a fully online cybersecurity training camp for Hawaii Department of Education high school teachers. Learn about ethical hacking, AI and cybersecurity, packet tracing and more.