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Student Game Development Clubs

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Student Game Development Clubs are intended to unite students interested in game development on campus, providing hands-on group project experience to foster skills and bolster resumes/portfolios.

 

IGDA student game development clubs are listed alphabetically and organized into the following three major geographic areas:

(Note on email addresses: In order to reduce spam to club coordinators, their email addresses below have been modified to avoid spam. Please replace the " ~ Insert At Symbol Here~ " with an @ before you send your email.)

School/Club
Main Contact
Americas
Art Institute of Phoenix
Champlain CollegeTimothy Hamel
DeVry University - Dallas
DeVry University - Illinois
DeVry University - Long Beach
DeVry University-Addison Campus - 'Game Development Society'Matthew Pascoe
Ferris State University - 'Flying Bulldogs'
ITT Tech - Earth City - 'Digital Entertainment and Game Design Club'Jason Bergeland
ITT Tech - Green Bay, WI
ITT Tech - Henderson, NV - 'Next Level Creations'
Michigan State University - 'Spartasoft'
Michigan Tech. University - 'Husky Games'Ryan Ploetz
Oregon Institute of TechnologyJason Gill
Pitt Community CollegeDavid Tittle
Purdue UniversityErik Wesslen
Raritan Valley Community CollegeJustin Gold
Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteKenneth Bowen
Rochester Institute of TechnologyRobert Yates
The Art Institute of California - San Francisco - 'Game Art & Design Club'Brian Cummings
The Ohio State University - 'Game Creation Club'James Pickett
University of Wisconsin-Parkside - '5D-Studios'Nathan Abell
Westwood College (LA)
Westwood College Online
Europe
Gotland UniversityMattias Görl
Hull School of Art & Design - 'Hull Games Development Community'Steel Horton
Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg - 'Acagamics'
Utrecht University - 'DGDARC'

 

Start/Recognize a Club

Is your school missing from the list? If you would like to start a club on your campus, please read the club start up guide. Or, dive into the "Student Clubs" forum to discuss club opportunities with other students... If you already have a campus based group and would like official IGDA club recognition, apply for recognition.