NOVEMBER 2016
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ISSUE 93

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Participation in the RockSat-X program provided a student team at Capitol with a chance to test the space-readiness of their project. The news is good -- data retrieved from the launch shows that Cactus-1 is ready to move ahead!

Also in this month's Connector: learn about the work being done in network steganography by Dr. Robert Flowers, a 2016 graduate of our doctoral program, and hear from two accomplished Capitol seniors as they discuss their academic paths and the important role of scholarship aid. In this season of giving, we hope you'll consider "paying it forward" to the next generation of students!

 HermesDebris-capturing project prepares for next step 

Data retrieved from an August launch has demonstrated that the student-led TRAPSat/Cactus-1 project is ready for a planned orbital mission.

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 CircuitDr. Robert Flowers: exploring new avenues in network steganography  

Dr. Flowers, a 2016 graduate of the D.Sc program in cybersecurity, discusses his research interests and his experience with the doctoral journey.

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Amanda Raab and Bryant Rogers II spoke about the importance of scholarship assistance to academic success.

Social Stay in touch with the Capitol community! 

Would you like to know more about ongoing events at your alma mater? Are you interested in mentoring students or sharing your professional knowledge, life experiences, and expertise? Want to reconnect with your professors or fellow students? Contact the alumni office for information on how you can be involved: alumni@captechu.edu. Keep in touch!