Students awarded Blizzard Albany scholarships
Saige Moon Bock, a print and graphic media technology and psychology double major, and Isabella Marino, a 3D digital design major, received this year’s Blizzard Albany scholarships, which help support students in degree programs related to game design and development while also promoting diversity and inclusion in the field. Bock won the In It Together scholarship, a “reflection of the game studio’s commitment to quality and passion.” Marino won the Pathfinders scholarship, awarded to a student who “inspires others, is never satisfied, and embraces failures as lessons learned.”
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