Greetings!
It's
almost time for Capitol College students to
pick up their books and start their classes! In this issue of the Capitol Connector, take a look at what's
been going on this summer, watch for upcoming events, and take advantage of
opportunities to support the college.
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 Capitol Store Now Open!
Wear your
support on your sleeve - literally! We are pleased to announce that Capitol College merchandise such as shirts, sweaters,
hats, jackets, drinkware and book bags are now available for purchase online.
Check out the new Capitol Store today! Happy shopping!
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Yellow Ribbon Program
When the Post-9/11
Veterans Education Assistance Act -- the most generous veterans' benefit for
higher education since the WWII GI Bill -- goes into effect on August 1, 2009, Capitol
College will be one of the fourteen independent colleges and universities in
Maryland to participate in the bill's Yellow Ribbon Program. At
Capitol, the Yellow Ribbon Program will allow qualifying veterans the
opportunity to attend one of Capitol's twelve undergraduate or 6 graduate
programs tuition free. For more information about Capitol's military-friendly
admissions programs, contact the Admissions office.
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Commemorative
Brick Campaign
In honor of
the college's sixth president, Capitol College's Board of Trustees donated a feature to the
campus
landscape -- the G. William Troxler Symposium Court, a semicircular gathering place
located at the heart of campus. Students, alumni, faculty, staff, companies,
and friends of the college are invited to be a part of our exciting campus evolution
by participating in the Commemorative Brick Campaign. With the purchase of a commemorative brick, your name,
your company name, or a name you want to recognize can be a part of this campus
landmark. Pave the way to excellence in education - purchase your brick today!
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"Creepy Crawlers" Lecture
Capitol College and the NASA Robotics Academy present
"Creepy Crawlers," a
public lecture by Dr. Roger Quinn
of Case Western Reserve University on Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Avrum Gudelsky Memorial Auditorium. This fun and exciting robotics lecture has
something for all ages, featuring live demonstrations of Dr. Quinn's
bio-inspired robots. Free refreshments will be provided. RSVP today!
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Graduate Virtual Open House
 Haven't
you always wanted to continue your education? Capitol College
is offering graduate students the opportunity to attend a Virtual Open House on
August 12, 2009 at 7 p.m. in anticipation of classes beginning this fall. VOH
attendees should expect to learn about what Capitol has to offer and be
acclimated to the available master's degree programs, all while experiencing
the unique online classroom format. Register now!
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FIRST Recognizes Capitol College
The FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition
of Science and Technology) has recently recognized Capitol College
for its commitment to the FIRST
Scholarship Program. As a result of the dedication of many colleges,
universities, corporations and professional associations, this year's FIRST high
school student participants had over 630 scholarship opportunities available to
them, valued at nearly $10 million. Browse Financial Aid for
more information on applying for FIRST
scholarships and other scholarship opportunities.
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Alumni Discount
For
a limited time, Capitol is offering a 15% tuition discount for all alumni who
want to earn a master's degree. Students are eligible for only one tuition
discount at a time and must begin classes during the fall 2009 or
spring 2010 semesters. Discount applies to the first master's degree only.
Registration for summer and fall semesters is underway. Fall 2009 classes begin August 31, 2009. View course schedules or contact Graduate Admissions for more information.
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 2009 Best of Laurel Award - Colleges
and Universities
Capitol College has been selected for the 2009
Best of Laurel Award in the Colleges & Universities category by the
U.S. Commerce Association (USCA). The USCA "Best of Local Business"
Award Program recognizes outstanding local businesses throughout the country.
These local companies enhance the positive image of small business
through service to their customers and community.
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Senior Marcel Mabson and first-year students Jamia Davis and
Thalida Noel, accompanied by Admissions Director George Walls and Asst.
Director of Student Life Travis Anderson, attended the Baltimore College Bound
Foundation Scholarship Luncheon on July
23, 2009.
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