Becca Wells, a member of the Class of 2024 at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, shares how the unique and specialized Cybersecurity and Crisis Management program gave her the chance to go beyond the classroom and court room and into the Baltimore community. #CybersecurityProgram #CrisisManagement #SpecializedEducation #Opportunity #SkillsDevelopment #GiveBack #CommunityEngagement #SchoolProgram #UniqueOffering #EducationOpportunities #Classof2024 #UMBgrad #MarylandCareyLaw
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