In this club, members will come up with ideas on how to bring awareness to social issues through the making of games. Our main goal of this club isn't for the sole purpose of learning how to make games, but rather to bring awareness to the community by implementing real world problems into games that we make. The games that we make in this club will connect people to the real world, unlike other games which will do the opposite and serve as a distraction for them. Our goal is to teach students how to make games, so that they can use their knowledge to bring awareness to problems experienced in the real world through a fun and appealing way. Most of the teens today love playing video games, so the best way to reach out to these teens is through video games themselves! Our club will teach students how to make games, but the purpose of our club is to teach them how to use their skills of game development to change the world in a fun and appealing manner. This will be done by bringing awareness to the community for current social issues.
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How do I contact the club officers?
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How do I contact the teacher advisor (the adult in charge)?
While most questions pertaining to club meetings and mission are best referred to the student officers, an adult contact may be preferable in some cases. Send an email to the teacher advisor. Their email address is below their name.
I want to escalate something. How do I contact the Club Council?
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