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James Roussel (Esports Program Coordinator for the Emerald Foundation) Discusses Healthy Gaming Habits and His Work With NASEF
The Beyond the Game podcast had the chance to sit down at chat with James Roussel about NASEF, addressing parental concerns, etc. We discuss the biggest hurdles for high school esports, Parents concerns about violence and addiction in video games, and much more.
https://beyondthegamepodcast.com/
James S. Roussel
Esports Program Coordinator
Passionate about providing opportunities for students to collaborate, learn, and grow through Esports, James works to promote the North America Scholastic Esports Federation program (NASEF) on the east coast. His goal with this initiative is to develop services that help connect low-income students and provide them with new, unique opportunities.
He has previously worked for United Way of Lancaster County to facilitate a joint partnership between the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA) and Lancaster County’s largest anti-poverty organization, Community Action Partnership.
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The Beyond the Game podcast had the chance to sit down at chat with James Roussel about NASEF, addressing parental concerns, etc. We discuss the biggest hurdles for high school esports, Parents concerns about violence and addiction in video games, and much more.
https://beyondthegamepodcast.com/
James S. Roussel
Esports Program Coordinator
Passionate about providing opportunities for students to collaborate, learn, and grow through Esports, James works to promote the North America Scholastic Esports Federation program (NASEF) on the east coast. His goal with this initiative is to develop services that help connect low-income students and provide them with new, unique opportunities.
He has previously worked for United Way of Lancaster County to facilitate a joint partnership between the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA) and Lancaster County’s largest anti-poverty organization, Community Action Partnership.