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Winter Weather Campus Update

Out of an abundance of caution, Kennesaw State University will move to modified operations on Tuesday, January 21. All in-person classes will convert to remote instruction protocols determined by each instructor. Students should refer to course syllabi or D2L for details on how learning will continue during Modified Operations. All online classes will continue as scheduled. All in-person activities are cancelled. Visit kennesaw.edu/emergency for more information.

Contact Esports

If you’ve got questions, ideas, or simply want to help us promote esports at KSU, feel free to reach out to us and share your thoughts using the form below, using an event discord, or by emailing below.

Esports Space

Marietta Game Room

The Game Room in the Marietta Student Center contains 12 different state-of-the-art gaming workstations for students to use as well as 2 plug-and-play console areas. The Game Room is accessible whenever the Student Center is open unless reserved for team practice/matches.
Marietta Game Lab

Located in the Atrium Building Room J202, the Game Lab features 40 gaming workstations. The Game Lab is available to students M-F 6:00-11:00 pm and Saturday from 9:00 am-5:00 pm (closed Sunday).
Loft Student Lounge (Kennesaw)

The Loft Student Lounge is an open floor space on the third floor of the Carmichael Student Center in Kennesaw. It features 15 plug-and-play console stations with comfortable seating and is available whenever the Student Center is open (unless reserved for an event).

Staff

Name

Position

Norman Reid Program Coordinator

Program Coordinator
nreid10@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-5931
A 230K

Norman graduated in May 2020 from KSU at the age of 20 with a Bachelor's in Computer Science. Having collected all the credits needed to graduate high school in the 11th grade, he started out as a dual-enrolled freshman at KSU during his senior year of high school in 2016.

Throughout his undergraduate career, he was very involved with the KSU Esports Club and the esports scene. His involvement ranged from serving as an officer in the club for 3 years, specifically president for 2 years, to playing on competitive teams that represented the university, to playing on teams in the amateur League of Legends scene.

In addition to having experience as a player, he worked as a contracted coach for the Esports Performance Academy (EPA). EPA focuses on holistic player development and works with individuals, teams, high schools, and universities to bridge the gap to professional play.

Now, while pursuing his Masters in Computer Science, Norman brings all of these experiences to his position as Esports Program Coordinator at KSU and works alongside upper administration and other staff at KSU to better the esports experience for all students.

"Let's make KSU a major player in the collegiate esports space." - Norman Reid

Student Assistants

This position supports the work of the Esports Program at Kennesaw State University. Students in this position will work on projects for the Esports Program which range from staffing at events, collaborative work with other departments at KSU, creating marketing materials, managing social media, and much more.