Incoming Assistant Professor of Games and Esports. Formerly UX/UI @ Activision. Studying video game content, eSports, video game players, and online culture.
I am so excited that this book is now available. It includes my chapter expanding theory on player capital and covering how players engage with and use religion in Dragon Age!
https://t.co/0AseodrYo3
I had a wonderful time listening to engaging approaches to teaching about antiquities and talking about God of War and Hades for the Pedagogy Potluck at #AIMS2024 this morning!
Romance is a big deal for a lot of players. This article checks out some of these romantic dynamics in games like the new Dragon Age title The Veilguard (and I'm also briefly quoted in it)!
https://t.co/kcFX29tIuT
🚨I am recruiting PhD students!🚨
(Please re-post this!)
If you are interested in #spatialNavigation, #fMRI, #aging, #virtualReality, #AlzheimersDisease and more, please consider applying to work with me!
IMPORTANT: Please email me prior to applying!
Good news, everyone! The 2025 BIPOC Game Studies conference is now accepting submissions for a showcase of papers, games, and related media to be featured at the Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York.
Deadline: January 15th.
https://t.co/1VjzAlBC6k
It's National #VideoGame Day! Wonder what #sociologists have to say about games?
➡️@SocStudyGames "Gaming on Romance"(https://t.co/vBvFTg4ycn)
➡️Karen Sternheimer "Do Video Games Kill?" (https://t.co/wuyW5K62eF)
➡️Page & MacMillan "A Game You Can't Win" (https://t.co/4zKzlVUXXO)
The Psychgeist of Pop Culture has 20 books in production! The first four of which, are already available: The Witcher, The Mandalorian, The Umbrella Academy, and Bluey!
As always PDFs are free but the paperbacks sure are pretty 😍
https://t.co/aT1EjTYeB2
I have a new article on using RPGs in the classroom to explore topics related to society, morality, and ethics available now in gamevironments!
https://t.co/8vmP6H0jdq