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When Alex Davis was high school senior, a representative from a small college in Laurel came and talked to students about how they could obtain the skills and education they needed to land a job at one of the large government agencies or

Capitol Technology University’s newest lab, dedicated to the expanding field of identity credentialing and access management, was officially inaugurated on Friday, March 11 with a dedication ceremony at the university’s Beltsville campus

With organizations facing an ever-increasing barrage of threats to their digital assets, the need for robust security solutions has never been greater – and Capitol alumnus Ken Kassing is on the front lines of that effort.

Capitol Technology University is a small school, with a close-knit feel – the kind of place where students have real, meaningful interactions with their professors and mentors.

When the existing ways of doing things aren’t yielding the desired results, find a better way.

Sometimes all it takes is one enterprising individual to make a difference. Larry Laws ’13 knows that. When his employer, BGE, was looking for ways to diversify its relay and control team, Laws stepped into help.

It was during a round of job interviews that Amie Seisay began to consider the possibility of starting her own company.