Campus Spotlight

July 31, 2023

<p>Omar Moralez-Saez, a third-year game design and development major, left, works alongside Shane Gayle, 17, of Rochester’s Vertus High School, during a game design camp at MAGIC Spell Studios. The camp, in partnership with RIT's K-12 University Center, taught the students the fundamentals of game design, programming logic, art, and animation through a combination of lessons and lab time. The students published their games at the culmination of the camp.</p>

Photo by Traci Westcott

Omar Moralez-Saez, a third-year game design and development major, left, works alongside Shane Gayle, 17, of Rochester’s Vertus High School, during a game design camp at MAGIC Spell Studios. The camp, in partnership with RIT's K-12 University Center, taught the students the fundamentals of game design, programming logic, art, and animation through a combination of lessons and lab time. The students published their games at the culmination of the camp.

A high school student listens during a summer camp.

Photo by Traci Westcott

Jaques Willis, 17, of Rochester’s University Preparatory Charter School for Young Men, plays video games before a presentation showcasing his and other Rochester area schools students’ game designs at MAGIC Spell Studios on July 28. Willis was part of a game design camp, in partnership with RIT's K-12 University Center, that taught the students the fundamentals of game design, programming logic, art, and animation through a combination of lessons and lab time. The students published their games at the culmination of the camp.
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