Dr. David Ward Memorial Bench On-Campus

Through a special fundraising event and the generous donations of alumni and sponsors alike, a memorial bench in honor of Dr. David Ward was made possible. Dr. Ward was a prominent figure and professor at Capitol whose visionary leadership of our cybersecurity programs continues to impact the mission and success of our university as

we march towards our 100th anniversary in 2027. 

Announcement of a New Student Scholarship

A new student scholarship has been established by Capitol Professor, Jeffrey Volosin. In honor of his late brother, the Joe Volosin Scholarship was created to help students in need who are pursuing a degree in Astronautical and Space Engineering. Professor Volosin, a strong advocate for astronautical education, recently moved from adjunct to full-time faculty at our university after retiring from his 38-year career supporting NASA, and receiving

the agency's highest recognition, the Distinguished Service Medal.

DEF CON 32: Cyber Hacking Convention

Capitol recently visited Las Vegas for its annual DEF CON Cyber Hacking Convention,

connecting with the global cyber community for this huge, 4-day event.

Thank you to everyone who visited our booth and attended our networking party!

We look forward to next year's convention - we'll see you there at DEF CON 33!

Dr. Joshua Sinai on the Value of Global Security Conferences

Dr. Joshua Sinai, Professor of Intelligence and Global Security Studies at Capitol, recently attended the annual National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Conference & Exhibition in Baltimore, MD.

As a press attendee, he offers his report findings in a detailed overview of the event proceedings, noting the value of attending such conferences for continuing education, networking, and staying informed on new trends in this evolving industry.

Registration Open for Capitol Career Fair Employer Booths

If you are a current employer looking to hire dynamic students with hands-on experience within various fields of STEM, including but not limited to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, computer science, global intelligence, amongst other rapidly growing areas, then please register to attend our 2024 Career Fair scheduled for Fri., October 11.

Currently not hiring but interested in supporting our students by facilitating a career development topic workshop? Please email careers@captechu.edu.

Program Spotlight

M.S. in Intelligence and Global Security

The Master of Science in Intelligence and Global Security degree is designed to prepare students to advance in national security related academic, government, and private sector organizations through critical knowledge and skills development. Graduates will learn how to address multidisciplinary global security threats with cutting-edge analyses, methodologies, and software-based tools, making them essential within this evolving field.