Emerging Media Technology - CityTech

🎮 Playtest & Connect:

Our 3rd and final playtesting event of the semester is happening next Friday April 24, where anyone can come and play ‘work-in-progress’ games. The goal of this event is to provide opportunities for students and game creators to get your valuable feedback on their work as to promote casual networking and community building.

🗓️ Friday, Apr 24, 2026

🕔 5-7PM

📍 V103B Voorhees NYCCT

Q: Can I just come and play some games?
A: Absolutely. It would be great if you can also help the developers by answering questions about your experience playing their game, but don’t feel pressured to do so.

Q: Who can participate?
A: Anyone. This event is open to the public. If you have a game you want to get playtested, just bring it and get set up. If you don't, not a problem, just join us and playtest other people's games.

Q: What kind of games can we bring?
A: Anything you're working on. It can be a digital game or a physical game. It can be early in its development or near completion.

🕹️ Play
🤝 Connect
💡 Give feedback

All are welcome!

🎮 Playtest & Connect:

We’re back again with our monthly playtesting event where anyone can come and play ‘work-in-progress’ games. The goal of this event is to provide opportunities for students and game creators to get your valuable feedback on their work as to promote casual networking and community building.

🗓️ Friday, Feb 20, 2026

🕔 5-7PM

📍 V103B Voorhees NYCCT

Q: Can I just come and play some games?
A: Absolutely. It would be great if you can also help the developers by answering questions about your experience playing their game, but don’t feel pressured to do so.

Q: Who can participate?
A: Anyone. This event is open to the public. If you have a game you want to get playtested, just bring it and get set up. If you don't, not a problem, just join us and playtest other people's games.

🕹️ Play
🤝 Connect
💡 Give feedback

All are welcome!

🎮 Calling all game designers, students, and playtesters! 🎮

Join us on October 17 for an exciting Playtesting Event! Whether you’re working on your own game or just want to help test out others, this event is for you! 👾✨

Who can join?

Anyone! You can bring a game to playtest or simply come as a playtester.

If you’re teaching a game design class, this is a great chance for your students to get feedback on their projects.

We strongly encourage culmination students working on games to come and get valuable playtesting insights.

Faculty members, you’re welcome to join in too! 💡

Feel free to spread the word—if you know anyone who would benefit from some playtesting, invite them along!

Have questions? Drop us a message. We can’t wait to see you there! 🙌🎮

Join us for the 10th annual New York City Electroacoustic Improvisation Summit (https://eis.nyc)!

NYC EIS is an annual concert series featuring music by artists focused on the integration of music improvisation and real-time interactive computer systems.

This year's show will take place on Friday, April 25, 7:00 PM EST, at New York City College of Technology's Voorhees Theater, 186 Jay Street in Brooklyn.

The concert is free and open to the public, with a suggested donation of $10 to the City Tech Foundation. Make your donation in-person on the day of the show or online at https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/nyceis. To gain admittance to the show, please bring a photo ID.

CONCERT PROGRAM:

Kerry Hagan, Miller Puckette, and John Bowers, "The HPB Trio" (live electronics)
Adam James Wilson, "The Third Man" (fretless electric guitar and live electronics)
Lauren Sarah Hayes, "The Accusations That Are Confessions" (hybrid analog/digital live electronics)
Nikki D'Agostino and Kevin Patton, "A Bird Escaped From the Snare of Its Fowler" (tenor saxophone and live electronics)
Seth Davis and Jeff Kaiser, "Duo Cataclysma" (trumpet, guitar, and live electronics)

New York City Electroacoustic Improvisation Summit An annual concert series featuring music by artists focused on the integration of music improvisation and real-time interactive computer systems.

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Contact Email: [email protected]
** For the federal workstudy program students must apply through the FAFSA Program.

MTEC and ENT Culmination Poster Session Fall 2024