APRIL 2014  
  ISSUE 62
IN THIS ISSUE:

 

The initiative and resourcefulness of Capitol students is demonstrated by projects currently under way as well as the accomplishments of past graduates. In this issue of the Capitol Connector, learn about the student-led TrapSat program, discover the legacies of Thomas Capshaw and Brigadier General Harold R. "Johnny" Johnson, and get the scoop on the upcoming Graduates and Alumni BBQ.

SCapitol Students Tackle Space Junk Challenge

Proliferating space debris poses a growing hazard to equipment and astronaut safety. At Capitol College, members of the student-led TrapSat team are busy exploring an innovative way to address the debris problem.

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LLegacies Live On Through Endowed Scholarships

The year 2013 saw two new scholarships at Capitol, one honoring the life and work of Thomas Capshaw, and the other celebrating the legacy of Brigadier General Harold R. "Johnny" Johnson. 

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TTech Meets The Classics

Studying a language like Ancient Greek or Latin might not seem like an obvious area of interest for technology-focused students, but it can make a surprisingly good fit, says Capitol College's Ken Mayer. 

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GGraduates and Alumni BBQ is on May 16th!

The Alumni Association, together with Capitol College, is hosting a barbecue to honor our graduating students. Come hang out with fellow graduates, meet alumni, and celebrate commencement! Contact Rachel Burns, Assistant Director of Development, for more information.

 

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