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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Research Calls\n   When: Sunday\, Aug 14\, 09:00 - 0
 9:30 PDT\n   Where: LINQ - 3rd flr - Social A (Social Engineering Communit
 y) - [1]Map\n\n   SpeakerBio:Tessa Cole\n   Tessa Cole is a Ph.D. Candidat
 e in the Department of Criminal Justice\n   and Criminology at Georgia Sta
 te University. She earned a Bachelor of\n   Science in Political Science f
 rom Berry College and a Master of\n   Science in Criminal Justice from the
  University of Tennessee at\n   Chattanooga. Tessa's area of research focu
 ses on offenders' effect(s)\n   on targets and victims within the cybercri
 me ecosystem\, including\, but\n   not limited to revenge pornography\, se
 xting among adolescents\, and\n   online fraud. She is proficient in both 
 SPSS and STATA and is\n   currently developing GIS and PYTHON skills. Rece
 ntly\, Dr. Rege has\n   invited her to participate and share her research 
 knowledge in two\n   panels\, an academic panel highlighting black cybercr
 ime researchers\n   and Temple University's Cybersecurity in Application\,
  Research\, and\n   Education (CARE) Lab's Social Engineering Educator Wor
 kshop.\n\n   Additionally\, she is published in Victims & Offenders with s
 everal\n   forthcoming articles in peer-reviewed journals. She volunteers 
 for the\n   Crisis Hotline and has served as a mentor in the Pipeline Ment
 orship\n   Program at Georgia State University. She has received several a
 wards\,\n   such as the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Department 
 of\n   Social\, Cultural\, and Justice Studies Most Outstanding Graduate\n
    Student in 2018\, the Andrew Young Dean's Fellowship Scholarship at\n  
  Georgia State University from 2018 to 2021\, and the Department of\n   Cr
 iminal Justice and Criminology Graduate Teaching Award at Georgia\n   Stat
 e University in the spring of 2021. Currently\, she is completing\n   her 
 dissertation exploring online fraudsters' decision-making\n   processes wh
 ich is constructed in the three-journal article format to\n   be published
  upon her degree confirmation.\n\n\n   Description:\n   [2]https://www.se.
 community/research-cold-calls/\n   '\n\n   1. https://defcon.outel.org/con
 solidated_page.html#Linq\n   2. https://www.se.community/research-cold-cal
 ls/\n\n\n
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LOCATION:SEV - LINQ - 3rd flr - Social A (Social Engineering Community)
SUMMARY:Research Calls
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