Cybersecurity Program Faculty & Staff - University of Maine at Augusta

Program Coordinator

Dr. Henry Felch
Title: Professor of Cybersecurity and Computer Information Systems
Phone: (207) 621-3371
Email: henry.felch@maine.edu

Faculty Mission

To achieve the mission of the Cybersecurity Program, the faculty and administration will:

Foster and fine-tune the curriculum and student selection process to optimize our role of being a bridge between technology, management, and society;
Deliver the curriculum through the intelligent use of synchronous, asynchronous learning instructional environments for both full-time and part-time students;
Promote appropriate student and professional responsibility through a multidisciplinary studies approach;
Promote instructional excellence that inspires our students to become successful Cybersecurity/Information Assurance practitioners;
Coordinate availability of Cybersecurity and Information Assurance coursework to assist Maine and the nation in meeting their demand for Cybersecurity and Information Assurance professionals;
Develop partnerships and alliances with external corporate and industry organizations for pursuing joint educational and research opportunities in Information Assurance;
Pursue research and grant opportunities in all areas related to Cybersecurity and Information Assurance;
Provide outreach opportunities to K-12 educational levels as well as other interested parties and organizations;
Promote Cybersecurity collaboration among colleges, government, and industry.

Meet the Faculty & Staff

Jennifer Moody

Maine Cyber Range Systems Administrator

207.621.3006

jennifer.moody@maine.edu

Lauren Mayhew

Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems

lauren.mayhew@maine.edu

Henry J. Felch

Associate Professor of Cybersecurity and Computer Information Systems

(207) 621-3371

henry.felch@maine.edu

Originally I am from Maine, joined the Army and served 22 years as an Armor crewman on a M1A1 Abrams tank. I was stationed in many locations around the U.S., Europe, and Korea until I retired in 2004. I worked the last two years of my Army career in the Director of Information Management (DOIM) … Read More