Sonya Larkey

Background

About Sonya Larkey

As an Instructor I have served as an information system professional for more than twenty years, experienced with both large (Mainframe) and micro environments (Client Server) computer systems. • During nine years of service in the United States Army, I provided administration, training and message traffic for the U.S. Department of Defense with a Top Secret Clearance. At Alltel and Aristotle, I provided a development of a wide array of complex computer and telecommunications systems used to support the command and control function of the Internet Service Providers. • As an Instructor, I have provided systems instruction for several periods during my military service and subsequently served as an instructor for a private school 8 through 12 at Raven Correspondence including a participating in Stone croft Christian Ministry, Member of the Board of Matsu Women Republican Party, Transportation Advisory Board, Vice Chair Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Commissioner of the Historical Advisory Board. • As adjunct Instructor I have taught a variety of Computer and Management Information Systems courses at the undergraduate level at Wayland Baptist University. • As an Adjunct Instructor I joined the staff of Park University here at the Little Rock Air Force Base in 2020 teaching introduction to cyber security. • I have received a doctorate in computer science specializing in cyber security and information assurance, dual masters in Computer Information Resource Management and Human Resource Development from Webster University and additional degrees Associates of Administration, Associate of Science, Bachelors of Business Administration in computer Information Systems. • Published in ProQuest November of 2019 about exploring the strategies that cyber security specialists need to minimize security risks in non-profit organizations. • I joined the University of Arkansas at Pulaski Technical University in 2021 working in the Veterans Upward Bound Program teaching computer classes to disabled veterans.