DeMarcus Williams — Starbucks’ Security Pro Went from Cyber Competitions to Corporate Red Teaming DeMarcus Williams, a senior security engineer at Starbucks, has built a career defined by creativity, intuition, and persistence. With roles at the U.S. Department of Defense, AWS/Amazon, and now Starbucks, he specializes in offensive security, red teaming, and adversary emulation. In this episode, DeMarcus joins Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A. and Cyber Florida’s Sarina Gandy (guesting hosting) to share how his love of video games first sparked his cybersecurity journey—and how competitions like the Southeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (SECCDC) cemented his path. DeMarcus opens up about overcoming imposter syndrome, the unique work-life balance he’s found at Starbucks, and why half of his red teaming comes down to gut instinct. He shares the difference between penetration testing and red teaming, what it’s like preparing for full-scale global operations, and the hacker mindset that still kicks in whenever he walks into a Starbucks café. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Sarina poses the ultimate face-off: what’s the bigger moment—the walk-up to a boxing ring or to the DEF CON keynote stage? And, between Stone Cold, The Rock, and The Undertaker, who would dominate in a Capture the Flag competition? Follow DeMarcus on Twitter: https://x.com/medarkus_ @ medarkus_

Jon Schipp — From Heavy Metal to the Front Lines of Cyber Innovation Jon Schipp, the “Ric Flair of Cybersecurity,” is the Senior Director of Inorganic Growth Strategy at Rapid7. Schipp mixes cyber technical mastery, business acumen, and stage presence, to identity mergers and partnerships for his company’s growing cybersecurity platform. He shares his story with hosts Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., and, Kayley Melton, Executive Director of Operations at the Cognitive Security Institute, starting with his early days in the Midwestern heavy metal scene. He opens up about couch-surfing his way to hacker conferences as a teenager, the role of music in shaping his professional edge, and why knowledge—not money—has always been his north star. With a background in security engineering, incident response, and software development, Schipp explains that curiosity has been the through-line in his journey and how his own startup experience prepared him to evaluate new technologies and teams. He also tells the story of a pitch so good it left the room stunned. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Jon reveals his dream guitar (an elusive LTD H-300 last seen in Evansville, Indiana) and gives the audience a crash course in heavy metal history. Plus, you’ll hear the tale of a push-up challenge that became an unforgettable part of a job interview—and meet Kayley’s cat, Little Baby, making her YouTube debut. Follow Jon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonschipp/

Kurt Sanger —Former Lead Attorney at U.S. Cyber Command, Cyber Law Strategist, and Appreciator of Mad Men Hats On this episode, hosts Jack Clabby, of Carlton Fields, P.A., and Kayley Melton, Executive Director of Operations at the Cognitive Security Institute, sit down with Kurt Sanger—a seasoned cyber law leader and former Deputy General Counsel at U.S. Cyber Command. Kurt, who now advised clients at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, reflects on his 23+ years in the U.S. Marine Corps and how the adrenaline of cyber operations and policy has translated into the private sector, where he now helps clients navigate legal risk in an increasingly tech-driven world. He opens up about the difference between the proactive pace of military cyber law and the more reactive nature of corporate advisory work—and why that shift surprised him. He also shares how moving to the Tampa Bay area shattered his assumptions about where cyber talent lives, explaining why it’s one of the most vibrant and underrated cybersecurity communities in the country. From quoting The Godfather on nation-state threats to challenging the 10,000-hour mastery rule, Kurt gives us an honest look at the evolving cyber legal landscape—and what it means for newcomers entering the field. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Kurt settles the ultimate Chicago food debate and declares a clear winner among the Windy City’s top three treats (will he choose the casserole masquerading as pizza?). He also explains his appreciation for the stylish hats of Mad Men that he believes should make a comeback and turns the tables with a Tampa-themed question for Jack. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kurt-sanger-311970115/

Kathy Collins — From AOL to Award-Winning Cuisine to High-Stakes Hacking Recorded live at the 2025 Sunshine Cyber Conference in Tampa, Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., and resident cybersecurity expert Kayley Melton, Executive Director of Operations at the Cognitive Security Institute, sit down with Kathy Collins, Security Consultant at Secure Ideas. Kathy shares her extraordinary journey, which began at the AOL help desk, took a flavorful detour through award-winning kitchens, and ultimately landed in the high-stakes world of penetration testing. Kathy explains how the intensity, precision, and discipline of her 15 years in fine dining prepared her for the unpredictable demands of cybersecurity. She recounts a particularly memorable physical pen test involving a rainy golf cart getaway—and a very unimpressed police officer. The conversation highlights Kathy’s passion for community building through events like BSides Jacksonville, where she encourages newcomers to dive in and get involved. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Kayley throws Kathy two horror-themed questions with bite: which movie soundtrack best scores a pen test, and which fictional villain she’d trust most on an engagement. Fava beans and a nice Chianti may follow a successful test. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathyvcollins/

Reginald “Andre” Andre — CEO of ARK Solvers and Builder of Human + AI-Driven Culture Our guest Reginald “Andre” Andre is the dynamic founder and CEO of ARK Solvers. A chance encounter at a CompUSA store sparked a series of events which eventually created ARK Solvers—now one of South Florida’s fastest-growing IT and cybersecurity companies, serving small and mid-size companies with a sharp focus on compliance and innovation. With nearly two decades of experience, Andre shares how his company has evolved from general IT support to cybersecurity and now into the realm of AI. He reveals how creating a growth-centered environment for his team—and hiring for attitude over skill—has been crucial to ARK’s culture and success. He also reflects on how his frustration with the lack of computer classes at his son’s school led to the launch of a computer club that brought them closer together. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Andre unpacks his AI-powered board of directors—which includes Steve Jobs and Grant Cardone—and what he’d do if tasked with launching a nationwide mentorship initiative. Plus, he urges students to get aggressive with internships: “Ask early and often.” Join hosts Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., and resident cybersecurity expert Kayley Melton, founder of Reality Shift, for this exciting podcast. Follow Andre on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reginald-andre-122ba552/

Mariana Padilla — CEO of HACKERverse.ai, Disruptor of Cybersecurity Sales and Most Other Things We sit down with Mariana Padilla, CEO and Co-Founder of HACKERverse.ai—an AI-driven platform transforming how cybersecurity solutions are tested and purchased. From her early days in education and nonprofits to building a career in cybersecurity marketing, Mariana has always sought to challenge inefficiency and champion innovation. From the helm of HACKERverse, she’s helping security buyers make smarter, data-driven decisions while eliminating the friction of traditional vendor sales. She joins hosts Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., and resident cybersecurity expert Kayley Melton, Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Cognitive Security Institute, to explore how her self-proclaimed status as a "bad employee" shaped her leadership approach, why passive aggression is her ultimate pet peeve, and how adopting a beginner’s mindset has helped her scale quickly in a complex industry. Mariana also reveals how her team is tackling the trust gap in cybersecurity sales—by letting the product speak for itself. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Kayley asks Mariana who she would hire if resumes for Superman and Batman landed on her desk. Her answer took us down a dark-night path we didn’t see coming. Follow Mariana Padilla on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianapadilla/

Trevor Hilligoss — SVP at SpyCloud Labs, Former Army Investigator, and an elite metaphor creator On this episode, we sit down with Trevor Hilligoss, Director of Security Research and the Research & Innovation division of SpyCloud Labs. From his beginnings in the Army Criminal Investigation Division to his leadership role in cybersecurity’s private sector, Trevor shares how investigative instincts and military discipline shaped his approach to digital forensics, leadership, and fighting cybercrime. Hosts Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., and Kayley Melton, Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Cognitive Security Institute and founder of Reality Shift, explore with Trevor the biggest misconceptions about cybercriminals, why micromanagement is a leadership pitfall, and how proactive cybersecurity strategies can change the game before an attack even happens. Plus, in the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Trevor talks about adding Tony Hawk to his ultimate escape room team, his boardroom walk-up song, and his East Coast-meets-West Coast breakfast—because balance is key in cybersecurity and in starting the day off right. Follow Trevor Hilligoss on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thilligoss/

On this episode, we sit down with Rob Allen, the Chief Marketing Officer at ThreatLocker, live from the 2024 Sunshine Cyber Conference. From his early days “locked” in an IT closet to his current role in the C-suite, Rob’s journey is one of curiosity, adaptation, and a passion for cybersecurity. At ThreatLocker, he takes customer ideas and use cases and transforms them into solutions for organizations of all sizes. Rob shares why businesses shouldn’t fear the “deny by default” approach, explaining how the zero-trust mindset is essential in today’s threat landscape. He also discusses with hosts Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., and Kayley Melton, Director for Strategic Initiatives at the Cognitive Security Institute and the Bob Ross of infosec, how media coverage often distorts public perception of cybersecurity by only highlighting major breaches and incidents. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Rob reveals his love for Apple products, why he wishes he could have met Steve Jobs, and his obsession with Buc-ee’s brisket sandwiches. He also shares a hilarious (and perhaps exaggerated) story about the Cyber Florida team “infiltrating” ThreatLocker and taking his backpack back to Tampa! You can learn more about ThreatLocker, here: https://www.threatlocker.com You can follow Rob Allen on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/threatlockerrob/

Anmol Agarwal — Senior Security Researcher at Nokia and Guardian of Secure AI Networks On this episode, Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., and resident cybersecurity expert Kayley Melton, founder of Reality Shift, chat with Dr. Anmol Agarwal, a senior security researcher at Nokia. With deep expertise in AI security, adversarial machine learning, and privacy-preserving technologies, she is advancing innovation in next-generation communications. Her career began with a focus on health management, where her exposure to the transformative power of technology in patient care sparked a passion for cybersecurity. Dr. Agarwal previously managed federal enterprise risks at the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and now shares her knowledge as an adjunct professor at George Washington University. Committed to community engagement, she mentors aspiring cybersecurity professionals through WiCyS and other initiatives, empowering the leaders of tomorrow in the ever-evolving cyber landscape. In the Lifestyle Polygraph segment, Dr. Agarwal gave us some insight about her life away from all things cybersecurity including a passion for British baking competitions and why should wouldn't mind adding a couple journalist to her team. The show begins with Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., joined by resident cybersecurity expert Kayley Melton, analyzing what they learned in this weeks insightful episode with Dr. Anmol Agarwal Follow Anmol Agarwal on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/anmolsagarwal/ X: @anmolspeaker YT: @anmolspeaker

Tanya Janca — Education lead at Semgrep, cybersecurity trailblazer and author dedicated to "securing all the things” Tanya Janca, widely known as SheHacksPurple, is the Head of Community and Education at Semgrep and the best-selling author of Alice and Bob Learn Application Security. With over 25 years of experience in coding and IT, Tanya has become a leading advocate for secure software practices. Her highly anticipated sequel, Alice and Bob Learn Secure Coding, takes a deeper dive into building secure software from the ground up. This new book equips developers with practical techniques to integrate security at every stage of the development process. Tanya's passion for teaching secure practices stems from her extensive career, which began in the Canadian government. Starting as a software developer, she later transitioned to election security and served as the IT Security Coordinator (CISO equivalent) for the 42nd General Election in Canada. Driven by her mission to "secure all the things," Tanya continues to inspire and empower the global developer community, ensuring that security becomes a foundational element of software development. You can follow Tanya Janca on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanya-janca/ You can follow Tanya Janca on Twitter here: @shehackspurple You can learn more about Semgrep Academy here: https://academy.semgrep.dev/

Zabrina Mcintyre — Director and Cybersecurity Advisor at KPMG and Rain Culture Authority Zabrina Mcintyre is a Director and Cybersecurity Advisor at KPMG, where she leverages her diverse expertise in cybersecurity, risk management, and strategic project leadership. She brings a unique blend of creativity and expertise to her work by combining a Master of Arts (MA), Art Business, a specialized MBA program with international focus with extensive professional experience in the creative and cybersecurity industries. She has worked at three major animation studios, bringing a fresh perspective to her role in cybersecurity. A passionate advocate for women in cybersecurity, Zabrina serves as a founding member and past president of the WiCyS Western Washington Affiliate. She continues to contribute to the industry as a board member of the National Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) BISO Affiliate. Additionally, she is known for her unique understanding of rain culture, shaped by her time living in the rainy cities of Seattle and London. The show begins with Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., joined by resident cybersecurity expert Kayley Melton, analyzing a new U.S army initiative to support small businesses in meeting cybersecurity requirements and ensuring a secure and resilient network of partners critical to national security. Follow Zabrina Mcintyre on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zmcintyre/

Dr. Sunny Wear — Application penetration tester, author, and bug bounty enthusiast Dr. Sunny Wear began her career as a developer, spending countless hours maintaining others' code—a humbling experience, as she describes it. Realizing she wanted a different path, a friend suggested exploring cybersecurity at just the right time. Together, they tackled the CISSP exam, which Dr. Sunny passed, igniting her passion for application penetration testing. Now an accomplished author and proud bird mom, Dr. Sunny discusses her Burp Suite Cookbook, a practical guide to identifying, testing, and exploiting vulnerabilities in web applications and APIs. The show begins with Jack Clabby of Carlton Fields, P.A., joined by resident cybersecurity expert Kayley Melton, analyzing the Star Health Insurance (India) data breach, where an alleged cybercriminal accused the company’s CISO has been accused of selling sensitive data for $43,000. . Follow Dr. Sunny on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunny-wear/ Follow Dr. Sunny on Twitter: https://x.com/SunnyWear Learn more about Sunshine Solutions: https://www.sunsolsec.com/

No Password Required Podcast Episode 53 — Confidence Staveley Confidence Staveley — The Founder of CyberSafe Foundation and a Person Who Is Comfortable in the API Kitchen. Confidence Staveley is the founder and CEO of CyberSafe Foundation, Africa's leading non-governmental organization in digital development. Her mission in this initiative is to ensure inclusive and safe digital access across Africa. Confidence discovered her passion for computer science during a gap year after high school when she first touched a computer keyboard. She then convinced her parents—who had envisioned a medical career for her—to support her new career by presenting hand-drawn slides and a twinkle in her eye. Since then, Confidence has become a leader in application security. She has also founded multiple businesses, starred in the "API Kitchen" series of videos. Follow Confidence Staveley on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/confidencestaveley/ Learn more about Cybersafe Foundation. https://cybersafefoundation.org/ Watch API Kitchen on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfi0VCyZDkUYDGYOQHxZybGGZjTbjng2B

Dr. Thomas Hyslip — USF cybercrime professor, former federal agent, and vintage computer archivist. Dr. Hyslip teaches at USF's Master of Science in Cybercrime program, where he blends of criminology, digital forensics, and incident response coursework. A retired U.S. Army Colonel, Dr. Hyslip's career spans 23 years across the Defense Criminal Investigative Service (DCIS), the United States Secret Service, and the Environmental Protection Agency's Criminal Investigation Division. In these roles, he has experienced unforgettable moments, like an adventure involving hotdogs, home runs, and a secure Presidential phone at Wrigley Field. Dr. Hyslip also shares his favorite metal hair band and when it’s the perfect time to indulge in their sounds—spoiler alert, it’s always. The show kicks off with Jack Clabby from Carlton Fields, P.A., and our resident cybersecurity mercenary, Kayley Melton, as they discuss NukuDo Cybersecurity School's expansion into the American market. They also break down the benefits of NukuDo’s unique cybersecurity talent development model, which could soon become a widespread strategy. Follow Thomas Hyslip on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thyslip/ Learn more about USF’s Department of Criminology: https://www.usf.edu/cbcs/criminology/

Maretta Morovitz — MITRE Engage Lead, Innovator in Cyber Deception, and Dance Community Builder Maretta Morovitz is the Engage Lead at MITRE, where she simplifies the planning of adversary engagement for cyber defenders. Maretta likens her cyber defense work to the movie Home Alone, setting a series of traps for the cyber adversary akin to those of Kevin McCallister. Maretta began her career at MITRE with an internship, where she met her mentor, Dr. Stan Barr, the MITRE Engage chief scientist: “He was always there to pull me out if I was floundering and drowning, but he gave me the space I needed to make mistakes, learn from them, and figure out how to not make them again.” Despite having a computer scientist father, Maretta discovered her passion for the industry only in college. After observing a friend who was a computer science major, she found that maybe her dad (and computer science) were cooler than she had initially thought. Maretta also shares on the podcast the importance of her Boston roots and her unique connection to John and Abigail Adams. To kick off the show, Jack Clabby from Carlton Fields, P.A., and Kayley Melton from KnowBe4 discuss Kenya’s efforts to improve national cybersecurity to protect its fast-growing digital economy. They also cover how the United States and the private sector are contributing to the Kenyan model for digital transformation in Africa, particularly through a dynamic digital ecosystem known as the ‘Silicon Savannah.’

Tanya Janca — Education lead at Semgrep and an infosec parody song enthusiast Tanya Janca, also known as SheHacksPurple, is the Head of Community and Education at Semgrep and the best-selling author of "Alice and Bob Learn Application Security." With over twenty-five years of experience in coding, application security, and IT, Tanya has dedicated herself to "securing all the things.” Tanya's career journey began in the Canadian government, where she initially served as a software developer before transitioning to elections security, eventually becoming the IT Security Coordinator (CISO equivalent) of the 42nd General Election in Canada. Her time in the public sector led her to a pivotal career hack. Tanya refused to let her agency's limited travel budget hinder her cybersecurity education, so she seized countless speaking opportunities at cyber conferences in exchange for the free ticket. These conferences ignited her passion for educating future cybersecurity professionals. Today, having pivoted to the private sector, all of Tanya’s educational materials are freely available at Semgrep Academy, fulfilling a dream of hers. To kick off the show, Jack Clabby from Carlton Fields, P.A., and Kayley Melton from KnowBe4 discuss the potential extradition of Julian Assange to the United States. Assange faces an 18-count indictment, including allegations of conspiracy to commit computer crimes and violations of the Espionage Act. The discussion also delves into the negotiation surrounding Assange's extradition, particularly concerning the worlds’ view of the U.S. prison system. You can follow Tanya Janca on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanya-janca/ You can follow Tanya Janca on Twitter here: @shehackspurple You can learn more about Semgrep Academy here: https://academy.semgrep.dev/

Tamiko Fletcher —CISO at Kennedy Space Center with a heart of gratitude Tamiko Fletcher’s career at NASA began in 1999 as a cooperative education student. Her journey to CISO over the following 20 years is nothing short of inspiring. As CISO, Tamiko is responsible for minimizing the Center’s cybersecurity risk, maintaining visibility into cybersecurity operations, and providing guidance for compliance with NASA’s cybersecurity standards and federal regulations. In this episode, recorded live from Sunshine Cyber Con, Tamiko joins Carlton Fields, P.A.’s Jack Clabby, and KnowBe4’s V.P. of Remote Publishing Teams, Kayley Melton, to share her passion for mentoring the next generation of cybersecurity leaders. She also reveals how her brother’s career with Xerox and computer-building hobby inspired her own career in tech — shhhh, she doesn’t want him to get too much credit. Tamiko also details how her small-town upbringing has given her a heart of gratitude in every aspect of her life, including leading others. And in a first for the Podcast, Tamiko answers direct questions from the live audience. Tune in to gain insights into Tamiko’s journey and the invaluable lessons she's learned along the way. You can follow Tamiko Fletcher on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamiko-n-fletcher-93b21b2/ You can learn more about Kennedy Space Center here: https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/

Roman Sannikov — President at Constellation Cyber, former FBI translator, and a finder of non-magical mushrooms Roman Sannikov is the President of Constellation Cyber LLC, a boutique consulting firm specializing in cyber-threat intelligence and analysis. In addition to building Constellation from the ground up, he also serves as a Research and Intelligence Advisor for CYBERA and Venation, two digital security and resilience companies that offer innovative solutions to protect organizations and individuals from cyber threats. Roman joins Carlton Fields, P.A.’s Jack Clabby, and KnowBe4’s V.P. of Remote Publishing Teams, Kayley Melton, to discuss his career journey, which started during his college years when he worked as a freelance Russian-language translator for the FBI. Throughout his journey, Roman has encountered thrilling adventures, such as scaling a cargo ship via a frozen rope ladder from a speedboat to aid in a death investigation, and enduring tense moments while safeguarding a cooperating witness from within the confines of a sealed, sweltering van. Roman's passion for a collaborative and transparent approach to cybersecurity shines through as he emphasizes the need for innovation beyond just tools and money. Roman unravels the complexities of the cybersecurity landscape, highlighting the importance of collective action in safeguarding organizations and individuals from evolving threats. To start the show, Jack and Kayley discuss John Oliver's "Last Week Tonight" segment on “pig butchering.” They explore the broader implications of this often-overlooked issue, suggesting that there might be more victims entangled in this complex crime than meets the eye. You can follow Roman Sannikov on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-y-sannikov-bb9815/ You can follow Roman Sannikov on Twitter here: @RYSannikov You can learn more about Helpster USA here: https://helpstercharity.org/

Jo Anna Parker Martin — Security analyst at Rice University and No Password Required’s poet laureate Jo Anna Parker Martin, a security analyst at Rice University, protects students, faculty, and their data from outside threats. When she’s away from Rice University’s networks, she can be found researching AI while listening to the iconic Trolls movie soundtrack. In this episode, Jo Anna joins Carlton Fields P.A. Jack Clabby and KnowBe4’s VP of Remote Publishing Teams Kayley Melton to tell the story of how her career has changed since starting at Rice University 17 years ago. From her early days as a receptionist at a hair salon to her current role as a security analyst, Jo Anna shares her journey in the cyber world and her fascination with artificial intelligence, stemming from her compliance-related responsibilities. Emphasizing a realism-based view on AI, she passionately advocates for a comprehensive understanding of AI, emphasizing that it’s neither inherently good nor bad. To kick off the episode, Jack and Kayley recount a recent “Florida man story” in which a 19-year-old was charged in a SIM-swapping spree to steal cryptocurrency, collaborating with the hacking group 0ktapus. You can follow Jo Anna Parker Martin on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannapm/

No Password Required Podcast Episode 46 — Dr. Diana Burley Dr. Diana Burley — Vice Provost for Research and Innovation at American University and a researcher of unicorns (the cybersecurity kind) Dr. Diana Burley has nearly 30 years of experience driving digital transformation by leading cross-sector teams to drive education, research, and strategic innovation. As the American University’s chief research officer and innovation officer, she is responsible for establishing the strategic vision and supporting faculty-led scholarship across all disciplines. In this episode, Dr. Burley joins Carlton Fields, P.A.’s Jack Clabby, and KnowBe4’s V.P. of Remote Publishing Teams, Kayley Melton, to discuss her role in educating policymakers and her research into the misconceptions about the cybersecurity workforce. Dr. Burley goes into one of her current research projects, “The Cyber Unicorn Challenge,” a collaboration between Dr. Burley and Cyber Florida. This study aims to gather data to confirm the challenge of finding cyber unicorns, delve into the reasons behind inflated requirements, and understand why the search for cyber unicorns persists. To start the show, Jack and Kayley discuss the Alleged Nigerian cybercriminal arrested for stealing $7.5M from charities. Jack also breaks down the job of an FBI Legal Attaché. You can follow Dr. Diana Burley on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianaburley You can follow Dr. Diana Burley on Twitter here: @dianaburley You can learn more about American University here: https://www.american.edu/