Fusion59
Located in the Jennie Huizenga Memorial Library, Fusion59 is Trinity’s new innovation center and co-working space where students are encouraged to pursue bold ideas, connect with like-minded individuals, and nurture entrepreneurial skills that are required for this new era of work.
Since inception, Fusion59 has evolved into an umbrella for other clubs and initiatives that provide students with workshops, events, and on-campus field trips to experience innovation first hand and connect students with opportunities and people to further develop their skills.
The Innovation Club tours 1871, the number-one university-affiliated tech incubator in the world, where Trinity is a University Partner. The group also visits two other incubators, The Chicago Connectory and Relish Works. The Innovation Club is a group with a variety of majors, which is a hallmark of Innovation Club. About 25-30 people typically participate in Innovation Club meetings, which are held twice a month in Fusion 59, Trinity’s on-campus innovation center.
Please contact Grant Koops to learn more.
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The Innovation Club tours 1871, the number-one university-affiliated tech incubator in the world, where Trinity is a University Partner. The group also visits two other incubators, The Chicago Connectory and Relish Works. The Innovation Club is a group with a variety of majors, which is a hallmark of Innovation Club. About 25-30 people typically participate in Innovation Club meetings, which are held twice a month in Fusion 59, Trinity’s on-campus innovation center.
Please contact Grant Koops to learn more.
Mock Trial is a student-led program that competes against other colleges and universities in tournaments. With a focus on law, students take different roles such as witnesses and attorneys and formulate arguments that are then presented to a panel of judges.
Please contact Jacob Contreras to learn more.
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Mock Trial is a student-led program that competes against other colleges and universities in tournaments. With a focus on law, students take different roles such as witnesses and attorneys and formulate arguments that are then presented to a panel of judges.
Please contact Jacob Contreras to learn more.