Empowering Women in Technology
We are thrilled to highlight the remarkable contributions of Karen Diggs, who recently participated as a panelist at the Vincennes University Women IN Tech Week event. With a diverse background and extensive experience in the technology sector, Karen is a powerful advocate for Women IN Tech and an inspiring role model for aspiring professionals.
As a former Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and current Cybersecurity instructor at Area 31 Harris Academy, Karen brings a wealth of knowledge. Her expertise spans various domains, including technology management, instructional design, and cybersecurity, where she holds certifications in both CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) and CHFI (Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator). This impressive combination of skills and experience positions her as a leader in the tech education landscape.
During the panel discussion, Karen shared her insights on bridging the gap between technology and education. She emphasized the need for inclusive learning environments that encourage diverse voices and perspectives in the tech industry. Her passion for empowering students to pursue careers in technology is evident in her teaching approach, where she strives to create engaging and supportive learning experiences.
Karen’s participation in Women IN Tech Week is a testament to her commitment to fostering a more inclusive tech community. By sharing her journey and experiences, she aims to inspire other women to pursue careers in technology and to advocate for themselves in a field where they are often underrepresented.
We are proud to have Karen Diggs as a part of our educational community, and we eagerly anticipate her future contributions. Her work enhances the educational landscape, and helps pave the way for future generations of women in technology.