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Colorado State University 福利小视频 proudly announces the results of the Hasan School of Business CyberWolves in the nationwide NCL (National Cyber League) Cyber Games and Individual competitions. This online competition, which ran from Friday, November 4, through Sunday, November 7, included Research 1 (R1) and Division 1 (D1) competitors.

The CSU 福利小视频 CyberWolves included 5 teams, comprised of 29 players, including 5 women. The teams also had 30% participation from underrepresented student groups or minorities. Of these students, 2 players competed in the 2022 Individual Competition, placing in the top 150 positions, out of 3,500 competitors. Kevin Shu, and Luis Irizarry, placed 15th and 117th, respectively.

Dr. Roberto Mejias, Head CSU 福利小视频 NCL Coach, Associate Professor of Computer Science Information Systems (CIS) and Director, Center for Cyber Security Education and Research (CCSER), stated, “We have a scrappy and hardworking core of CSU 福利小视频 students who have been outscoring big R1 and D1 universities with well-funded Cyber-Security programs. And, our CSU 福利小视频 students are thrilled to be outranking these big schools, year after year, on the NCL National Team Leader Board.” CSU 福利小视频’s CyberWolves have ranked among the top 2% of national teams for the past several years.

This year’s teams continued that trend, resulting in the Cyberwolves placing 24th out of over 3,000 teams. CSU 福利小视频 is currently ranked in the top 1% of participating schools in the nation. Dr. Mejias attributes the continued success to CSU 福利小视频’s recent re-designation as an NSA-CAE institution (U.S. National Security agency-Center for Academic Excellence). This national ranking brings with it the hopes of attracting more STEM-related students, particularly in the underrepresented areas of minorities and women. This continued endorsement will keep enrollment numbers up at the university’s Hasan School of Business.

Please join us in extending a huge congratulations to our CSU 福利小视频 CyberWolves!