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Articles by Tatum Lindquist
UW Center for Game Science: Innovating games to maximize human potential and further scientific research
The Center for Game Science works on developing educational games and building cognitive skills in the Bill and Melinda Gates Center for Computer Science and Engineering. Kandace Kimball Contributing photographer On the second floor of the Bill & Melinda Gates Center, a wooden sign hangs in a window, inscribed with the Center for Game Science logo. Inside, along the walls, diagrams, calculations, and one expo marker tree fill the well-used whiteboards.
GAMER group in pursuit of the human behind the code
Abigail Dahl The term "game research" sounds like the study of video games, but the Game Research (GAMER) group at the iSchool investigates much more than that. "When I came here, I tried to think about how to grow as a researcher and expand the scope of my research, and naturally, I gravitated towards games because I'm a gamer," founder and director of the GAMER group Jin Ha Lee, Ph.D., said with a laugh.
Yes, you can love animals and eat them too
Vivian Mak As I crossed the overpass to Red Square, Seattle's gray overcast and pinpoint rain brought a certain stillness to my mind, although it was cut short. "ANIMALS WANT TO LIVE," chalk sprawled across the stairs in pastel colors read. "Watch Dominion," with a drawn Youtube icon. Courtesy of Tatum Lindquist I smiled at the vibrate and passionate activism that left its mark on the UW campus. I still respect and even admire that exercise of freedom.
Substance abuse, sexuality, and stigma: Substance use disparities greater for bisexual women UW study finds
Greta Enlo Until recently, sexual minority health kept to the shadows of behavioral research. However, earlier this year, a UW social work professor published a "groundbreaking" LGBTQIA+ health study. Based on their personal experiences, UW students were not surprised to learn the study found health disparities between straight/cisgender and LGBTQIA+ communities. But these health disparities can also exist inside the LGBTQIA+ community.
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