Volunteer

Want to give back to the community? Volunteer!

Volunteer Requirements

  • WiCyS paid Membership is required with San Diego as your designated affiliate.

  • Affiliate Executive Board Members are expected to attend Global and Affiliate WiCyS leadership meetings.

  • Committee Chair positions are expected to organized and run committee meetings at least once a month.

  • All volunteers are expected to attend most of our affiliate meetings and events and participate in one of the committees: outreach, event planning, and Social Media & Marketing

Volunteer Expectations

  • The Executive Board Member Positions are committed to one-year term with three consecutive terms.

  • Expected time commitment is about 10 hours per month, depends on the volunteer positions.

  • Maintain good and professional relationship with the WiCyS Global personnel.

Volunteer Benefits

  • Advance your presence in the cybersecurity community by demonstrating your ability to organize others for a common goal.

  • Use your influence to create a sense of community, advocate for diversity, and to foster professional development

  • Work with industry leaders to find common ground and mutual benefit that drives the mission of WiCyS.

  • Become a thought leader in the community and industry!

  • Add this leadership experience to your profile.

  • Enhance your professional brand!

Volunteer Form

Are you passionate about cybersecurity and would like to inspire the next generation? WiCyS San Diego is seeking dedicated volunteers to help our Affiliate teach Girl Scouts of all ages about digital safety and cyber skills. Our involvement with the Girl Scouts began as a small gesture, thanks to the vision of our very own Veronica Rauch, WiCyS San Diego’s former Director of Programs. What started as a modest effort with just one troop has blossomed into a powerful collaborative initiative in helping multiple Girl Scouts earn their badges in Cybersecurity Basics, Cybersecurity Safeguards, and Cybersecurity Investigator. Today, we work closely with the Girl Scouts organization, local troops, and the San Diego Cyber Center of Excellence to make a real impact.

Daisy Girl Scouts learn foundational concepts about computers, staying safe, and how they connect to the digital world
Brownie Girl Scouts delve into understanding how technology works, creating layers of security, and using real-life safety rules online.

Junior Girl Scouts explore computer networks, online identity protection, and becoming cybersecurity investigators to spot threats.

Senior Girl Scouts dive into more advanced topics, exploring professional roles, data protection strategies, and incident response.

If you are interested in helping with this continued effort, please fill out this form here.