Cleveland State University's 24-hour Game Jam,

About the event

During this event, CSU students are given 24 hours to create a game based on a certain theme (that is announced at the beginning of the event). After the time is up, the games are judged. Scholarship awards are given to the top three teams.

This is an amazing opportunity for the students at CSU to work on their programming skills outside of class and to get to know other students who are ethusiastic about game design. Most who participate are computer science majors, but we have also had students who major in music and theatre.

Why should you sponsor?

Sponsoring this event will allow us to continue offering it as a free event with free food.

In return, you will get exposure to over fifty highly motivated students who are interested in computer science.

Simon Richard

I am the coordinator for Cleveland State University's Computer Peer Teacher program, which provides 1-on-1 assistance to students taking programming classes. You can read more about what we do on Cleveland State's website: https://engineering.csuohio.edu/advising/computer-peer-teachers-cpts.

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