Mason Korea’s Computer Game Design (CGD) faculty led an online workshop earlier this month as part of the 2021 Progress@Play digital art competition. Professors Jared Bruhn and John Doran led an interactive media workshop, while Professor John McGrew led a non-interactive workshop. Over 40 high school and college students, including 17 Mason Korea students, attended the workshop.
In addition, Greg Lin from Gen G. Global Academy gave a presentation about the Academy and their partnership with Mason Korea to support the competition. Mason Korea student interns, Subi Lee and Juyoung Cha, both CGD majors, served as interpreters at the event. 
All college and high school students in the Seoul metropolitan area are eligible to compete. To join the competition, contestants are required to submit a UNSDG-themed computer game, animation, comic, drawing, or illustration by November 14. Submitted works will be on display at Square 1, Songdo from November 23 to December 1st. An awards ceremony will take place at Square 1 on December 4.
For more information, please visit www.progressatplay.com.