Capitology Blog
Why Do Geeks Golf?
December 31, 1969By Dr. Michael T. Wood, President, Capitol Technology UniversityThey don’t need GPS to figure yardage to the hole.
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Cyber Saturdays Are Here
December 31, 1969Are you a high school, community college, or Capitol student with an interest in cybersecurity? Would you like to test your skills in a fast-paced game environment?
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Capitol’s Career Conference: More than a Job Fair
December 31, 1969Career preparation is a major priority at Capitol.
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Scholarship Golf Tournament Has Been Rescheduled
December 31, 1969The 8th annual Capitol Technology University Scholarship Golf Tournament, originally set for Friday (October 2) has been rescheduled due to rain.
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Cybercrime Risk High on Black Friday
December 31, 1969Last month was Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the focus was on protecting our systems and the valuable data stored in them. Cyber criminals did not take the month off; rather, they continued to perpetrate spectacular data breac
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For transitioning military: launch a career as an Amazon Web Services Cloud Support Associate through a free training program!
December 31, 1969For soldiers transitioning into civilian life, charting the next phase of their careers can be a daunting challenge.
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High score for Capitol’s cyber team at MITRE competition
December 31, 1969A dedicated group of Capitol students recently spent their Friday night battling cyber threats during a 24-hour lock-in at the university’s Cyber Lab, held in conjunction with MITRE Cyber Academy’s sixth national Capture the Flag (CTF) c
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Career Fair: What do employers look for?
December 31, 1969A university career fair offers a chance to make valuable contacts and find out about potential internships and full-time jobs.
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Capitol's "Feed Your Geek" Campaign an Award Winner
December 31, 1969No, Capitiol Technology University hasn't won an Oscar or an Emmy.
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Faculty Profile: Eric Sabbah, PhD
December 31, 1969Not many small children would willingly forego birthday parties, but that’s exactly what Eric Sabbah did in exchange for his first computer.
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