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One of the known gaps in satellite operations training is the difficulty of providing students with experience in actual command and control situations. Through a partnership with the Hammers Company, Capitol is providing a way for students to practice handling real-time operational challenges through the use of spacecraft software.
Also in this month's Connector, we speak with Mike Strittmatter, a Capitol senior and lead business analyst/engineer for Project TRAPSat, and cybersecurity chair Bill Butler brings us up to speed on the advantages of being designated an DHS/NSA Center for Academic Excellence. Also, mark your calendars with the Scholarship Golf Tournament on September 30 -- and consider supporting our students through becoming an event sponsor!
 Capitol launches Space Flight Operations Training Center
Students have the opportunity to command virtual satellites at our new facility, established with support from the Hammers Company.
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Capitol senior combines business and tech
Mike Strittmatter was looking for a degree program in which he could merge his networking background with his interest in business. Capitol's MCIT program was the right fit.
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As a DHS/NSA designated Center for Academic Excellence, Capitol offers students opportunities that many larger programs can't match.
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Support a great cause through a Golf Tournament sponsorship
Capitol's 9th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament is being held on September 30 at Turf Valley. You can help support this event and our students through any of the following sponsorship opportunities: tournament, registration, longest drive, hole, honorary and memorial. Click here to sign up.
Individual players, foursomes and non-playing participants can register for the tournament here. All registration categories include lunch and a golf shirt. For more information, phone the Alumni Office at 240.965.2462 or e-mail us at golf@captechu.edu. See you in September!
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