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Mark Deppe, University of California, Irvine (UCI) Esports Director and North American Scholastic Esports Federation (NASEF) Commissioner, joins our podcast to share UCI’s esports story and future roadmap.

Harrisburg University President, Dr. Eric Darr, Ph.D., and Lackawanna College President, Dr. Jill Murray, Ph.D., join Higher Ed Advisor’s athletics series to share their esports journeys and the numerous opportunities esports brings to both students and the institution.

An update of the Valorant Conference One Collegiate Esports League.

Jose Ruiz joins us to talk about where to spend your money if you're getting into esports. How much should you spend on a PC build and what must-haves are there?

Esports Ed is all about starting and maintaining your esports team. In this episode, Josh visits with Mike Dahle, President of Wisconsin High School Esports Association. WIHSEA governs, supports and promotes the growth of high school esports through community development, advocacy, equitable participation, and interscholastic competition to enrich the educational experience. Ready to start your own esports team? Hear what Mike learned when he started one at his school and how esports has progressed in the state of WI since! Class is in session, so grab your notebook and learn about midwestern high school esports, and how your school can start a team too.

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Show Notes:
WIHSEA: https://www.wihsea.org/home
Starleague: https://cstarleague.com/
Chicago esports: https://twitter.com/chicagoesports?lang=en

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Esports Ed is all about starting and maintaining your esports team. In this episode, we chat with Shaun Byrne, Esports Director at St. Clair College in Ontario, Canada. They'll talk about Shaun's start planning esports and gaming events, virtual reality esports, and taking your esports team to the next level. Class is in session, so grab your notebook and learn about Canadian esports and how to plan and execute successful gaming events.

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Show Notes:
NACE (National Association of Collegiate Esports): https://nacesports.org/
St. Clair College: http://www.stclaircollege.ca/
University of Windsor: http://www.uwindsor.ca/

This podcast is created by ByteSpeed LLC. ByteSpeed has been a leading IT solutions resource since 1999. We provide customized computer hardware, enterprise networking solutions, and professional IT services nationwide. Gravity Gaming, created by ByteSpeed, offers high-end, custom built esports gaming PCs.

Stinger Esports Director Donna “BasicTaq” Walters, director of business administration for Sacramento State’s Associated Students, Inc., co-founded the team in the fall of 2017. The team is now competing at the collegiate level in Overwatch and League of Legends. In this podcast, Walters talks about the history of the team and their goals for expanding to add a broadcast team as well as getting a location for practice on-campus and how the team works to maintain an inclusive community in Stinger Esports. 

Walters is also in the process of pushing to add esports to the Big Sky Conference and talked about her hopes for being added.

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