Sponsored by the Classics Coffee Hour & the Classics Graduate Colloquium Committee
This event is open to all members of the OSU community and is free of charge.
Online Gaming & Ancient Studies Intersect
Video game development executive Jack Emmert, an alumnus of the OSU graduate program in Classics (Greek & Latin), will speak to the OSU community about how his Classics education helped launch his career. Now an established game designer and CEO of Daybreak Studios, Emmert's talk “How To Use Classics Commercially” will be of interest to anyone looking for a path from their Arts & Humanities major into the corporate world, or any career outside of academia.
See Emmert's full biography here.
Thompson Hall Library Multipurpose Room (Room 165) Department of Classics classics@osu.edu America/New_York publicSponsored by the Classics Coffee Hour & the Classics Graduate Colloquium Committee
This event is open to all members of the OSU community and is free of charge.
Online Gaming & Ancient Studies Intersect
Video game development executive Jack Emmert, an alumnus of the OSU graduate program in Classics (Greek & Latin), will speak to the OSU community about how his Classics education helped launch his career. Now an established game designer and CEO of Daybreak Studios, Emmert's talk “How To Use Classics Commercially” will be of interest to anyone looking for a path from their Arts & Humanities major into the corporate world, or any career outside of academia.
See Emmert's full biography here.
