You are invited to an open conversation on computer games and virtual
technologies, April 19, 7pm in 130 Colson Hall.

Let’s face it, we all play! Maybe you play WoW, or Angry Birds, or
Minesweeper, or maybe something else. Let’s get together, talk about
computer gaming and virtual technologies, and plan the future.

We hope to hear student voices about what we play, about what games and
virtual technologies matter to us, and about what they tell us about
ourselves. And, we want to explore the interest and possibilities for
research, teaching, and careers with computer games and virtual
technologies.

This event is part of a cross-university, interdisciplinary series of
brainstorming sessions establishing the future scope of computer games
and virtual technologies at WVU.

You can contact us at clc@mail.wvu.edu. We can put you on the agenda:
if you are part of a student group involved with gaming, or if you make
games, or are engaged in research in gaming, or if you just have
something to say.

There’s no need to respond. You are welcome to attend, to listen, to
talk, to brainstorm, and to plan the future! Everyone is welcome.

Email if you want to be on the program, but show up on the night:
April 19, 7pm in 130 Colson Hall.

Game on.