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Cyber Flyers includes students from technical and nontechnical majors, working across communication, training, and research.

Yes. Some current members contribute to more than one team.

Fill out our interest form to join the mailing list and tell us if you'd like to join Cyber Flyers in the future. The form records your interest; it does not enroll you as a member. For questions about joining, email cyberflyers@udayton.edu.

Cyber Flyers includes technical and nontechnical work. Explore the teams and foundational resources, and contact us to discuss the experience needed for a role that interests you.

Contact our team to ask about current opportunities for first-year students. You can also use the interest form to join the mailing list and express interest in future participation.

Contact our team for the current meeting schedule and time expectations for the work you're interested in.

Use the team finder as a starting point, then explore the CMAC, PSAT, and CTMR descriptions.

Participation does not guarantee certifications, internships, or employment. Career pathways illustrate how the skills you practice can connect to professional interests.

Potential collaborations include guest speaking, events, educational campaigns, and training or research projects. Email cyberflyers@udayton.edu to discuss your idea.