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Remote sensing satellite technology in different fields

February 24, 2020

Remote sensing satellite technology monitors and detects physical characteristics of an area by measuring at a distance and is used in many fields, including agriculture, meteorology, and emergency management services.

Construction safety management technology trends

February 19, 2020

Technology has had a huge impact on construction safety. Trends in construction safety management may change from year to year, but focus continues to be on proper training through use of new technologies.

Kimberly Bryant: Accomplished Electrical Engineer and Founder of Black Girls Code

February 19, 2020

This profile on Kimberly Bryant, an electrical engineer and founder of Black Girls Code, is the ninth post in a month-long series of profiles on Black STEM innovators in honor of Black History Month. Today’s post also celebrates Engineers’ Week, by focusing on Bryant.

B.S. in Construction Safety Receives QAP Approval by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals

February 18, 2020

Capitol Technology University received Qualified Academic Program (QAP) approval from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) for its online Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Safety.

Do's and Don'ts of the Career Fair on March 6

February 17, 2020

During a job interview, many people know not to announce their main job as a psychic and insist on reading the palm of the interviewer, sing responses to questions, bring a pet bird in their shirt, or feel the interviewer's chest for a heartbeat to "connect heart to heart." Unfortunately, some interviewees have actually done these, and many more, unexpected and unappealing actions resulting in the loss of a career opportunity and possible connection.

How e-commerce retailers are managing cybersecurity

February 17, 2020

With e-commerce, cybersecurity may take a back seat to the customer experience. But with more and more shoppers online, customers expect a level of security, leading e-commerce retailers to prioritize cybersecurity efforts.

Velma P. Scantlebury, M.D.: the first black female transplant surgeon in the U.S.

February 14, 2020

This profile on Velma P. Scantlebury, M.D. is the eight post in a month-long series of profiles on Black STEM innovators in honor of Black History Month. Today’s post also celebrates National Organ Donor Day, by focusing on Dr. Scantlebury, the first black female transplant surgeon in the U.S.

Capitol Technology named a 2020-2021 Military Friendly® School

February 13, 2020

Capitol Technology University was named a 2020-2021 Military Friendly® School by VIQTORY, a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business. This distinction is awarded to organizations committed to creating opportunities for the military community.

Rufus P. Turner: An Early Expert and Proponent of the Radio, the U.S.’s Widest Reaching Medium

February 13, 2020

This profile on Rufus Paul Turner is the seventh post in a month-long series of profiles on Black STEM innovators in honor of Black History Month. Today’s post also celebrates World Radio Day, by focusing on Turner, an author, professor, and radio engineering expert.

Angela Benton: Entrepreneur and Advocate for Opportunities for All

February 12, 2020

This profile on Angela Benton is the sixth post in a month-long series of profiles on Black STEM innovators in honor of Black History Month. Check back each weekday to read a new profile, the next of which celebrates World Radio Day by focusing on Rufus P. Turner, a radio engineering expert.