Canadian developer BioWare just posted this update:
http://www.bioware.com/PressRelease/BioWarePhilanthropy/BioWarePhilanthropy.html
Of particular interest for college students in Canada is this part:
"BioWare’s third initiative this year is to sponsor advanced education via the development of the Computer GAMES Group in the Computing Science Department at the University of Alberta. This three-year program is designed to support and encourage research by allowing computing science students access to BioWare’s award winning games and designers. BioWare has set up a yearly grant for the University of Alberta Computer Science Department as well as providing access to some of its software for research and development use by students and professors."
http://www.bioware.com/PressRelease/BioWarePhilanthropy/BioWarePhilanthropy.html
Of particular interest for college students in Canada is this part:
"BioWare’s third initiative this year is to sponsor advanced education via the development of the Computer GAMES Group in the Computing Science Department at the University of Alberta. This three-year program is designed to support and encourage research by allowing computing science students access to BioWare’s award winning games and designers. BioWare has set up a yearly grant for the University of Alberta Computer Science Department as well as providing access to some of its software for research and development use by students and professors."
