LAN Systems was delighted to help sponsor the Girl Scout Mother/Daughter Crime Scene Mystery program at the University of Phoenix. Girls, their moms and a group of dedicated volunteers participated in the event to teach scientific and investigative skills.

The workshop and badge program taught girls from the 4th and 5th grades forensic science techniques and examination of evidence as they solved the crime scene. Activity stations were used to teach blood, hair and fiber analysis and chromatography. The program concluded with a presentation on dichotomous skull analysis and solving the mystery.

Through programs like the Girl Scout Crime Scene Mystery, women in engineering and technology show girls that math and science is fun and challenging. “This was the second time we presented this program,” said Terry Hart, COO LAN Systems. “It was so successful and received such great reviews that we are looking to expand the activities.”

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LAN Systems is a leading Atlanta IT Consulting company that provides people-focused IT solutions. As technology experts, LAN Systems helps companies make the most of their existing IT investment and choose the right solutions to fuel growth. LAN Systems is a leading provider of IT Solutions for growing businesses in the Metro Atlanta.

For more information about LAN Systems, visit lansystems.com

Contact: Lauren Maxwell, VP of Sales and Marketing Tel: 770-662-0312 Email: lauren@lansystems.com

LAN Systems and Microsoft have connected the Forsyth County Public Library with an Xbox Kinect and games for their summer program.

At a recent Cumming-Forsyth Chamber of Commerce event, Library Director, Jon McDaniel, was the recipient of an Xbox provided by LAN Systems through the Microsoft Community Event program. Jon saw value in using the Xbox for the library’s summer program so LAN Systems and Microsoft teamed up to donate numerous games for all ages. The Xbox will travel between the three FCPL locations and will be used for a special summer program.

With the Xbox Kinect, the player is the controller. With a motion sensor, facial and voice recognition built into the unit, there are no remote controls or joysticks needed for play. With this mobility, it will be easy for the library to offer the educational fun to each of its locations. And with the wide selection of games, there will be something for everyone.

"This is cool technology that will be loved by kids of all ages," said Mary Hester, CEO LAN Systems. "We can’t wait to find out everyone’s favorite game. It’s going to be a tossup between Disneyland Adventures and Just Dance."

The Xbox Kinect will make its library debut on June 7 at 6:30 p.m. at "Own the Night," a teen program at the Cumming Library featuring dance, karaoke, games, and a beach book bag craft,” said Vanessa Cowie, Youth Services Coordinator at the Forsyth County Public Library. “Plans are underway to use the Xbox at many future programs for youth of all ages at all three library branches.”


About the Forsyth County Public Library
Boasting the title "Best Library in Georgia" five times in the past seven years and listing in the top twelve libraries in the Southeast, the FCPL thrives. FCPL has events and programs for everyone. Visit us at: www.forsythpl.org

About LAN Systems
LAN Systems is a leading Atlanta IT Consulting company that provides people-focused IT solutions. As technology experts, LAN Systems helps companies make the most of their existing IT investment and choose the right solutions to fuel growth. LAN Systems is a leading provider of IT Solutions for growing businesses in the Metro Atlanta. For more information, visit LAN Systems at www.lansystems.com.



Contact: Lauren Maxwell, VP Sales & Marketing
Tel: 770 662-0312
Email: lauren@lansystems.com