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7 Questions with Beth Chancellor, chief information security officer, University of Missouri System

  Protecting Against the Invisible Beth Chancellor, chief information security officer, University of Missouri System You’re the CISO for the entire UM System. How do you ensure information assets and technologies are adequately protected across the various campuses? The field of information technology is not short on standards. The same applies to information security. We […]

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Angela Drake, supervising attorney, MU School of Law Veterans Clinic

How did the MU Veterans Clinic get started? The clinic started when the stars aligned perfectly. Two students, who were also veterans (Scott Apking and Larry Lambert), approached Gary Myers, our dean. Dean Myers was very receptive to the idea, as he had seen it successfully implemented in other law schools. Scott and Larry were

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Reggie Wilhite, Vice President of Operations & Security, Boone County National Bank

What do you do at Boone County National Bank? I’m in charge of banking gone bad. Just kidding! Sort of. As vice president of operations and security, I have a great staff that deals with the day-to-day handling of deposit exception items, fraud, purchasing, mail, etc. Direct customer contact for me is rare unless there’s

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Tina Ehrhardt and Leslie Willey, Stephens College

Tell us about your Master of Strategic Leadership program. What is the concept behind it? Ehrhardt: The MSL is a graduate business degree focused on core business areas such as strategic management or leadership communication and empowers current and future leaders. The MSL helps student tap into the theories, concepts and practices that make effective

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