Congratulations to our students!!
Each of these students now has their PSM1 (Professional Scrum Master) Certification
Tyler Godfroy
Benjamin Javitz
Tanner Kenney
Peter Primini
William Bisson
Sebastian Richter
Ellan Yakubov
Vincent Amoretti
Ryan O’Malley
Catherine Wu
Sam Jacobsen
Avery Kuhn
Becker College Students artwork accepted into the 15th Annual ARTSWorcester College Show and two Becker College students, Don Carling and Catherine Consiglio won awards!
https://www.telegram.com/news/20190202/college-artists-reign-at-artsworcester-show
Artwork by Catherine Consiglio, Sophmore in the Interactive Media Design – Game Arts program
Lauren Vuz, Senior in Interactive Media Design – Game Arts program
Chris Cother, Sophmore in the Interactive Media Design – Game Arts program
Rich White, Senior in the Graphic Design program
Assistant Professor Ilir Mborja with artwork by Don Carling
Associate Professor Scott Niemi with artwork by Don Carling
Elliot Potter, Freshman in the Interactive Media Design – Game Arts program
Vaeea Pirpiris, Freshman in the Integrated Graphic Design and Media program
Stephanie Castano, ’18 – Bachelor of Arts – Graphic Design
Design Faculty: Ilir Mborja, Terrasa Ulm and Scott Niemi with artwork by
Catherine Consiglio and Trent Gallant.
Alejandro Ruata ’18 Interactive Media Design
Becker College Graduate of 2018, Alejandro Ruata, winner of two Senior awards, officially received and accepted a contract from Boston Medical Center to reimagine/improve/develop a game BMC created in Second Life to help patients with certain disabilities. Alex is also working in the Collaborative Learning Center at Becker College and is volunteering his time as Lead Producer for one of the projects in Game Studio.
William Parker ’14, Interactive Media Design
William combines fine art techniques in his digital art. His unique approach earned him a spot in the top three Boston RAWArtists of 2013.
Adam Dezago ’11, Interactive Media Design
Adam is one of the notable faces of the Becker College game design and development program.
Nathen Casimiro ’14, Interactive Media Design
Nathen was not built for large lecture halls and professors who only knew him by an ID number and not his name.
Scott Tongue ’14, Interactive Media Design
As a student, Scott was industrious, always making the most of his time. He added game credits to his resume (Game of Thrones Ascent, Natural Selection II), served as a teaching assistant, and he was recognized by the Game Developers Conference (GDC) Game Narrative Summit Advisory Board as a Gold-level winner in the GDC Game Narrative Review Program.
