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Next time you're on the Capitol campus, be sure to visit the Fusion Lab -- a hub for student-led projects. You'll be impressed by the research and experimentation that Capitol students are carrying out, and by their dedication to pioneering new technological solutions. Now, with the help of Capitol slumni, the resources and support available at the lab are set to expand.

Also in this month's Connector, meet alumna Dr. Seria D. Lakes, author of a new book on telehealth security, and find out about our newly-upgraded ISM program, designed to train a new generation of managers to make the most effective use of data.

Fusion Lab Gets a Boost from Alumni

Sponsorship by the Alumni Association paves the way for further development of the facility, which is home to TRAPSat, HERMES and other student-led projects.

Alumni Profile: Seria D. Lakes, D.Sc.

In her book, Telehealth Security: An Examination of Variance in Telehealth Breaches, the 2014 graduate takes a close look at system vulnerabilities that could compromise privacy and endanger patient health.

New ISM degree provides business analytics edge

Managers who understand business analytics are in growing demand. The recently-upgraded ISM program at Capitol provides a strong foundation.

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