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 May 3, 2012 — In collaboration with the Continuing and Professional Education organization at Virginia Tech, CESCA is bringing a series of short, two-and-a-half day courses on contemporary topics in electronic design.
 Apr 6, 2012 — The Virginia Tech Research Center in Arlington will be hosting a week-long cyber summer camp organized by the US Cyber Challenge. The top scorers in the CyberQuests program will be offered invitations to attend.
 Apr 4, 2012 — Joseph G. Tront, who holds the W.S. “Pete” White Professor of Innovation in Engineering at Virginia Tech, is the newly appointed director of education of the university’s Ted and Karyn Hume Center for National Security and Technology.
 Mar 16, 2012 — Virginia Tech's Student Cybersecurity Club will be hosting their annual cybersecurity summit and capture the flag event on Saturday, April 21, 2012, in Arlington, VA. Competiting teams will come from the mid-Atlantic region to face off in this hacking competition.
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Welcome to the
Hume Center website
The Ted and Karyn Hume Center for National
Security and Technology is a unique organization at Virginia Tech
focusing on developing future leaders for the US Federal Government,
and is part of the College of
Engineering and is supported by the Institute for Critical Technologies
and Applied Sciences. With an emphasis on intelligence and
defense sectors, the Hume Center promotes educational and research
programs geared toward this mission. Our goal is to be the country's
leader in holistically developing the elite science and technology
human capital for the Intelligence Community through sustainable and
flexible research programs that engage faculty and students to solve
the needs of the National Security community.
Our research programs focus on national security
applications of wireless communications, cybersecurity, and data
analytics. Our educational programs seek to engage students and
expand curriculum in key areas of interest to national security sector
employers.
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Student News
(Recent student news articles are below. See student portal for full news listing.)
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Apr 24, 2012 |
BAE Summer Jobs in NOVA |
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Apr 24, 2012 |
Summer internships available with CertiPath LLC in Herndon, VA |
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Apr 6, 2012 |
2012 Virginia Tech ICCAE Colloquium, April 18-19 |
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Mar 29, 2012 |
U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Foundation 2012 Scholarship Program |
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Mar 26, 2012 |
EyeWitness Gaza Film Screening, April4th @ 7pm |
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Mar 21, 2012 |
GEOINT Webinar–March 27th |
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Feb 22, 2012 |
GSM Consulting–Demystifying the Clearance Process, Feb 28 5:30 pm |
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Feb 15, 2012 |
“CIA’s Use of GIS in Intelligence Analysis: Case Studies” March 14, 7 pm |
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Feb 13, 2012 |
GSM Consulting, Inc. position available |
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Feb 10, 2012 |
Intelligence Community Virtual Career Fair |
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Locations |
|  Durham
Hall
The Hume Center's operations in Blacksburg are
headquartered in Durham Hall, colocated with the Wireless @ Virginia
Tech research group. This is hub for educational student programs,
wireless research, and automated analytics research.
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 Virginia Tech
Research
Center @ Arlington
In Northern Virginia, the Hume
Center's operations are colocated with the Cybersecurity Innovations
Laboratory. This is the hub for program development, cyber security
research, and sponsor engagement.
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Partners |
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 The Virginia Tech Applied
Research Corporation (VT-ARC) is a non-profit company affiliated with
Virginia Tech. It extends the impact of Virginia Tech's basic and
scholarly research enterprise by identifying and solving complex
problems commonly associated with applied research and development.
The corporation seeks to develop innovative solutions to complex
national challenges. VT-ARC partner in the areas of intelligence,
defense, and cyber security.
 An affiliate of the Virginia
Tech Alumni Association, the Intelligence and Defense Executive Alumni
(VT-IDEA) group was formed to develop synergies among senior
government and industry executive level alumni who work in or support
national security. The mission of VT-IDEA comprises multiple facets:
to encourage individual and organizational enrichment through
interaction of its members; to act as a resource and advocate for
current and prospective VT students and alumni; and, to be a resource
to VT itself by helping the University become more relevant in
national security.
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