Cyber Week at BPCC aligns with National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, recognized each October across the United States as a time to highlight the importance of safeguarding digital information and preparing the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.
Throughout the week, BPCC will host events that not only highlight career pathways in cybersecurity and technology, but also demonstrate the college’s commitment to preparing students for in-demand careers and connecting them with employers.
Monday, October 20, 2025
11am - 1pm
Building F, Room 203
(Bossier Campus)
GDIT Day is a lunch-and-learn event presented in partnership with General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) to promote employee upskilling and career advancement.
At the heart of this partnership is the GDIT Step-Up Program, which helps employees return to school to complete their degrees and advance in the IT industry. Through Step-Up, participants can enroll in BPCC’s Help Desk CTC Program, with significant tuition support from GDIT. This two-semester program builds IT foundations through four courses focused on hands-on learning and preparation for CompTIA ITF+ certification—a strong first step toward careers in IT support and cybersecurity. Graduates can also apply these credits toward BPCC degree pathways for continued advancement.
- Learn about the Step-Up Program and tuition support
- Explore the Help Desk CTC Program and certification options
- Connect with BPCC faculty and staff
RSVP by October 14 to Chloe Garrison, Project Director LED/GDIT, at cgarrison@bpcc.edu.
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
9:30 am – 1pm
BPCC Gym
Explore your career options in the tech industry at BPCC’s Computer Technology Career Day Expo, a hands-on, career-focused event designed especially for high school students. Hosted in the BPCC Gym, this interactive expo will feature booths and demonstrations from BPCC’s Computer Technology programs, giving students a chance to explore fields such as computer networking, programming, cybersecurity, digital media, and more. Students will meet BPCC faculty, connect with current students, and discover the skills needed for today’s fastest-growing tech careers.
This event is open to local high school students only, not the general public.
Wednesday, October 22, 2025
10am – 2pm
Building F, Room 203
(Bossier Campus)
Registration Day is an opportunity to connect with instructors, plan your next semester, and ensure you’re on track for graduation and career readiness. During this event, continuing students can:
- Meet one-on-one with instructors and advisors
- Review degree progress and plan for upcoming courses
- Ask questions about career pathways and transfer opportunities
- Take steps toward completing your academic goals
Thursday, October 23, 2025
9:30am – 1pm
Stephen W. Slaughter Theatre
(Inside Building C, Bossier Campus)
BPCC will host local high school students for Leadership Skills Day, an inspiring event focused on building confidence, communication, and career-ready leadership. Students will hear from a keynote speaker and a panel of student and community leaders who will share their journeys, insights, and strategies for success. The day concludes with lunch and a prize giveaway, leaving students motivated to take the next steps in their leadership journey.
This event is open to local high school students only, not the general public.
Friday, October 24, 2025
11am – 1pm
Building F, Room 203
(Bossier Campus)
The Division of Business and Information Technology invites the community to attend its Advisory Board Meeting, a forum that brings together educators, industry partners, and the public to collaborate on the future of education and workforce development in our region. The meeting will provide updates on BPCC’s academic programs, workforce initiatives, and student success strategies. Attendees will also have the opportunity to share feedback, explore new partnerships, and learn how BPCC is aligning education with the needs of today’s employers.
Whether you are a business leader, community member, or simply interested in the role BPCC plays in shaping a skilled workforce, this meeting is an excellent opportunity to get involved, ask questions, and contribute to meaningful conversations that impact both students and our local economy.