Capitol Connector
Greetings!,
As we look forward to graduation and summer, Capitol is pleased to announce that Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler will be delivering this year's Commencement address and that the college will be offering discounted summer tuition rates again this year. Find out what else is happening at Capitol in this issue of the Capitol Connector.
|
Summer Tuition Rates Reduced
 This summer, Capitol College will offer summer undergraduate courses at a reduced rate for the sixth consecutive year. All undergraduate classes at the Laurel campus will be discounted by 33 percent of their normal rate for the summer 2012 semester.
For the engineering, computer science and technology undergraduate degree programs, on-campus and online classes will be offered at $448 per credit. Capitol's business and management degree programs will offer on-campus and online classes for $246 per credit. Standard fees apply for all courses.
Learn more about Capitol's reduced summer tuition rates.
|
Commencement Speaker Announced
 Capitol College has announced that Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler will deliver the Commencement address to the graduating class of 2013 on Saturday, May 11.
Since being elected in 2006, Attorney General Gansler has focused on environmental, consumer, and public safety issues. He has distinguished himself by prosecuting polluters of the Chesapeake Bay, protecting consumers from various forms of fraud, and safeguarding the public from gangs, violent crime, and the underbelly of the Internet. If you're an alum who plans to attend Commencement, please RSVP to [email protected]. |
Scholarship Appreciation Breakfast
 Capitol College held its annual Scholarship Appreciation Breakfast on Wednesday, April 12. Scholarship students, benefactors, family members, faculty and staff gathered in the William G. McGowan Academic Center to celebrate the achievements of Capitol's scholarship students and the generosity of the benefactors who have helped make their educations possible.
Michael Plass '87, MSSI Vice President and Director of Systems Integration at Motorola, delivered the event's keynote address. Following Plass was Audra Woodley '00, Senior Acquisition Analyst at CACI International Inc., who provided the alumni address. Finally, current scholarship student Carter Waxman '13, took the podium to thank all of the scholarship benefactors.
Read more about this year's Scholarship Appreciation Breakfast.
|
| Capitol Students at CCDC
 This past week, Capitol's Cyber Team competed at the 2013 National CyberWatch Center Mid-Atlantic Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab. This year's competition was titled "Securing the Vote: Electronic Voting Systems and Cybersecurity."
According to CCDC's website "The Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition's primary focus is to give students an experience in defending computer networks and systems against targeted attacks. Each year, the competition involves a compelling scenario meant to represent the non-cyber impacts resulting from cyber attacks (e.g. electric power, health care, electronic voting). A scenario-based competition provides participants context and focus for their actions and allows prioritization of their efforts within the structure of a controlled environment and scoring rubric."
Read more about this year's CCDC competition.
|
|
Save the Date: Graduates Reception
The Capitol College Alumni Association welcomes all alumni and graduates of the Class of 2013 to campus on May 10 for the Alumni and Graduates reception from 5-6:30 p.m. The reception is the largest alumni event of the year and celebrates the class of 2013's accomplishments. The event is also great for meeting up with fellow alumni. Light appetizers and drinks will be served.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
