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Each year a new class of Capitol graduates prepares to go out into the world and shape the technology trends of the future, applying the skills and expertise they gained during their years here. Meanwhile, Capitol continues to nurture the next generation of technology professionals through programs such as the DIY Satellite Workshop, scheduled for July.

Also in this issue, join alumnus Duane Aldrich as he revisits life at the school's former 16th street location, and get the heads up on summer alumni events around the DC metro area.

Donna Dodson Addresses Class of 2014

In her commencement address, the chief cybersecurity expert at NIST told graduates that they will be the drivers of future change in a field that continues to develop at astonishing speed.

Satellite camp to help train next generation of engineers

Participants in Capitol's DIY Satellite Workshop will design and build their own cubesats, learning key systems engineering principles while having fun along the way.

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Alumni Profile: Duane Aldrich

Training at the Capitol Radio Engineering Institute during the late fifties was rigorous and hands-on, recalls Aldrich, a 1960 graduate. But students also found time for other activities -- including formation of a barbershop chorus.

Upcoming Alumni Happy Hours

Enjoy good times and good food with your Capitol classmates! Summer events have been scheduled for locations in Arlington, Bowie and Washington, DC -- click the link below for details.

Alumni Events Schedule

Alums: Stay in touch with LinkedIn!

Looking for a convenient way to interact with the Capitol community? Become part of the Alumni Association's LinkedIn group. To sign up, just click the "Join" button at the top of the group's page. Contact Rachel Burns, Assistant Director of Development, for more information.