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Central Texas nonprofits learn to build smarter organizations with AI (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence can write emails, summarize documents and generate ideas, but Ronnie Russell wants Central Texas nonprofit leaders to think beyond basic prompts and use the technology to help run their organizations. Russell, president of the Innovation Black Chamber of Commerce, led nonprofit representatives through the âForward Focus: Building Smarter Nonprofits with AIâ workshop at Central Texas College, focusing on AI-assisted governance, strategic planning, fundraising and data
CTC Net Impact launches fiscal policy, national debt campaign (opens the original)
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Central Texas College students are taking on a roughly $40 trillion topic as they work to educate their peers about the national debt, fiscal policy and civic engagement. CTCâs Net Impact chapter hosted its Up to Us kickoff, as part of a campaign aimed at helping students understand how decisions involving federal spending, deficits and debt can affect their financial futures. Cody Chambers Jr., president of Net Impactâs Central Texas College chapter who helped lead the event, said the kicko
CTC’s $20K cyber range gives students real-world cybersecurity training (opens the original)
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Central Texas College students are moving beyond textbooks and simulations as the collegeâs new $20,000 cyber range begins giving cybersecurity and networking students hands-on experience attacking, defending and troubleshooting computer systems. The training environment is designed to mirror situations students could encounter in the workforce, allowing them to configure networks, identify vulnerabilities, respond to simulated attacks and make mistakes without putting CTCâs operational comp
Fort Hood is becoming Central Texas’ next workforce pipeline (opens the original)
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Part one of our coverage of on the Central Texas Research & Innovation Symposium in Killeen ran in Saturdayâs Herald. When soldiers took small drones into the field during training exercises in Poland, they solved one problem immediately and created another just as fast. The batteries needed charging. Then came more questions: How would the drones talk to military networks? How would the data they collected reach the soldiers who needed it? How would troops carry enough power to keep a growing
Author brings poetry, healing to JavaKiss in Nolanville (opens the original)
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NOLANVILLE â An unexpected layoff left author Tonee B. Shelton without the professional title she once carried, but it also gave her something else â material for her next chapter. Shelton discussed unemployment, resilience, mental health and finding purpose through writing during an author talk moderated by Piggie Harris at JavaKiss Coffee Shop in Nolanville. The event centered on Sheltonâs book, âThe Healer is Sick,â and included poetry readings and a question-and-answer session. â
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