The Black Collegiate Gaming Association’s purpose is to pivot black and women of color college students into the overall gaming industry, not only as consumers, but as contributors. We strive to build-up students that will be prepared to interview and become a part of the gaming industry both on the competitive and corporate level. We will aide in creating future groundbreakers.
Introduce black and women of color college students to the gaming industry & esports
Connect students to potential internship and full-time career opportunities in the gaming and esports industry.
Create team building & leadership skills at the campus level, that can be used for competitive internships and career opportunities plus esports tournaments globally
Provide scholarship, awards and mentorship opportunities to students
Curate events, workshops, and summits to educate and connect students with professionals & leaders within the esports industry
BCGA Success Scholarship Awarded June 1st. MORE Scholarships will be awarded this Fall.
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