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Freshmen kicked off their TU journey by transforming simple shapes into imaginative 3D creations during Unbox Your Imagination in 3D. Guided by Professor Burris, students got hands-on experience with the same tools used in gaming and animation — and walked away with something they built themselves.
This summer marked the fourth consecutive year that the Urban Coders Guild (UCG) summer camp was held at the University of Tulsa (TU), thanks the our continued collaboration with our Computer Simulation and Gaming (CSG) program.
Professor Akram Taghavi-Burris receives the 2025 Kermit E. Brown Teaching Excellence Award, one of the highest distinctions for faculty at The University of Tulsa. This award recognizes her exceptional dedication to student learning, mentorship, and innovation in the classroom.
Three students from the Computer Simulation & Gaming (CSG) program received awards at the 57th Annual Gussman Juried Student Exhibition, the premier showcase for student art at The University of Tulsa.
The Computer Simulation & Gaming (CSG) program at The University of Tulsa is proud to welcome Chris Burris as an Instructional Assistant Professor of Simulation and Gaming for the 2025 academic year.