Dr. Bradford L. Sims became the eighth president of Capitol Technology University on June 1, 2017.
STEM advocacy will be the focus of a keynote address by Dr. Gwendolyn E. Boyd, to be delivered on August 18 during Capitol Technology University's doctoral residency.
Exciting transformations are coming at Capitol Technology University, with construction of a new residence hall scheduled to begin this summer, university administration said on July 17.
With cybersecurity concerns gaining prominence as never before, the need to educate professionals in the field – as well as boost awareness among the general public – is becoming more acute.
Engineering programs across the nation are undergoing an “epic revitalization” to keep pace with the rapidly evolving global economy, university accreditor ABET says in
