In today's world, esports is becoming increasingly popular. Many people are passionate about playing video games, and some even make a living. However, esports can be a physically demanding activity. Players often sit for long periods and can develop health problems. 💺 To address these concerns, we recently held a health and wellness webinar for esports players. 🎮🤸🏽hosted by Alex Hirbe, Dr. Anthony Bean, Ph.D., Riley Dunn, and Elaine Uskoski! Read more about it! 👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/gZbC574J
Generation Esports
Technology, Information and Media
Kansas City, Missouri 5,276 followers
The home for all gamers to compete, create, and learn together. Let’s game!
About us
Generation Esports started back in 2012 with the launch of the High School Esports League (aka HSEL), an organization dedicated to the growth of esports at the high school level. We believe every student should have the ability to compete in esports at their learning institutions. We provide support for those schools wanting to tackle the daunting task of launching new programs. Through Generation Esports, the HSEL provides powerful new software to assist schools in managing new and existing esports programs in coaching and competition. It is also, and most importantly, a platform that tracks student success and compiles an esports resume all in one place. We also specialize in recruiting, with numerous proprietary algorithms that track student success. In 2020, we launched the Middle School Esports League as a safe and fun way to introduce middle school students to the world of esports. This is part of our larger effort of creating a pipeline for students; starting in middle school through college and beyond.
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- Technology, Information and Media
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Kansas City, Missouri
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2012
- Specialties
- Esports, Technology, Software, and Education
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908 Baltimore Ave
Kansas City, Missouri 64105, US
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A strong body and mind make for PEAK esports athleticism! 💪🏽🧠 JOIN US TODAY at 4:00 PM CT to learn about the importance of health & wellness in esports. 🫀 There is truly nothing more important than your well-being. So don't miss out! 💗 https://hubs.li/Q02W-2ZV0
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🎉 I am so excited to announce the panelists for tomorrow's webinar on health and wellness in esports! If you have not already registered for this event, there is still time! Again, thank you to our panelists for making this possible, and see you tomorrow! Register HERE 👇 https://lnkd.in/g_mdSAsQ Our Panelists: Elaine Uskoski Several years ago, Elaine Uskoski faced one of the biggest crisis of her life when she learned her youngest son Jake was addicted to video gaming. She put everything on hold to deal with the magnitude and seriousness of his obsession. At the time, there was little known about this type of addiction and Elaine found herself focusing all her energy on research, learning everything she could so she could help her son. She married this insight with her 20+ years’ experience in social service work and health and wellness. With knowledge, patience and perseverance Elaine was able to successfully help Jake regain his physical and emotional health. She chronicled her experiences in her book “Seeing Through the Cracks” and now shares her powerful message of hope and awareness through her work as a coach for parents/families and as a speaker. Elaine’s second book, “Cyber Sober; A Caregiver’s Guide to Video Gaming Addiction” has now also been published. She is a Canada Clinical Partnership Specialist for Intenta Clinical Training for Gaming Disorder. Dr. Anthony Bean, Ph.D. Dr. Bean is a seasoned psychologist known for his diverse expertise and innovative approach to mental health. With a wealth of experience, he specializes in areas such as video game addiction, psychological assessments, and therapeutic interventions. Dr. Bean is a sought-after expert in media, frequently contributing insights on psychological topics. His research spans contemporary issues, contributing valuable insights to both academic and practical domains. Known for a dynamic and engaging presence, Dr. Bean is dedicated to fostering well-being through a holistic understanding of mental health, making him a trusted figure in the field. Riley Dunn Riley Dunn is an exercise physiologist dedicated to empowering individuals to take control of their health through education and evidence-based approaches. Bringing this expertise to the esports industry, Riley focuses on enhancing esports athletes' performance and longevity. Driven by a passion for women’s health and a lifelong love of gaming, Riley’s research (and PhD) explores the impact of the menstrual cycle on the health and performance of female esports athletes. Through this work, Riley aims to set new standards for personalized allied health support across all levels of esports, from grassroots players to seasoned professionals. #EdChat #education #learning #teaching #edtech #school #educationmatters #educationalresources #educationalcontent #educationalinspiration #EducationalLeadership #wellness #healthandwellness #esportswellness #mentalhealth #gamingaddiction Generation Esports
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Generation Esports is proud to support the Scholastic Esports Awards, an initiative led by Esports Foundry and VOICE to recognize outstanding contributions in hashtag #scholasticesports. We're thrilled to endorse—and personally nominate—some incredible partners in our ecosystem: Partner of the Year: Oakley A major supporter of the HSEL Nationals and our 2024-25 season, Oakley engages with our scholastic community in new ways. Raising the bar for competitive experience, together we've been able to bring gaming into focus. Game Changer Award: Intel Corporation Intel's commitment to equity through initiatives like NOLA Grown and Build an Esports Lab supports underserved communities with resources, equipment, and education. Research Award: JMIR Study An in-house case study that speaks for itself—advancing the understanding and setting standards across scholastic esports for what it means to game together and grow. Nominations are open until November 8th. As the scholastic esports space continues to grow, events like the Scholastic Esports Awards will continue to legitimize the impact esports has on our students. Please help us recognize both the partners and students in the space, and cast your nominations by November 8th. To nominate and learn more: https://lnkd.in/gNJvmudt
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Want to hear about some awesome women in esports? Meredith Wilcox Purity Muiruri Megan Van Petten Kristy Custer Tune in TOMORROW, for a cool webinar with Generation Esports! We'll be talking about the awesome things women have done in gaming, the challenges they've faced, and what's next for women in this exciting world. It's an excellent opportunity to celebrate diversity in esports, so don't miss out! ⌚: Tuesday - Oct. 22, 4:00 pm CT Register here: https://lnkd.in/giWsKw4k
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Creating a place for students to belong. 🏡 https://hubs.li/Q02TR9Tn0
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The countdown to Scholastic Esports Awards has begun… We’re thrilled to announce that the Scholastic Esports Awards will take place in Columbus, OH at the iconic Ohio State University on January 11-12, 2025. This event will bring together the brightest minds and most talented students in scholastic esports for a night of recognition, celebration, and community. 🌟 Whether you’re an educator, student, or esports enthusiast, this is an event you won’t want to miss! Stay tuned for full event details, ticket information, and updates throughout the month. Join us as we honor excellence in scholastic esports and celebrate the transformative power of gaming in education. 🎮✨ 🔗 Keep an eye on our website for more information dropping soon. #ScholasticEsports #EsportsAwards #EsportsInEducation #GamingForGood
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Schools that adopt #esports 🎮 programs can tap into funding opportunities while preparing students for future careers. In a recent interview with EdTech, Dr. Michael Russell our President of Education and Esports Integration, explains how middle and elementary schools are using esports to create pathways for student success. Through Gaming Concepts, esports goes beyond gaming—our curriculum is #ISTE, #CTE, and #STEM-aligned, designed to integrate seamlessly into core subjects like business, communications, and technology education. Check out the full interview to learn more: https://hubs.li/Q02Th0f20 #EsportsEdu #GamingConcepts #GrantFunding #StudentSuccess #ReimagineEducation
Esports Expansion: From Middle School to Scholarships
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Why are high schools playing video games? Because with Gaming Concepts, students learn how to develop teamwork, communication, and problem-solving abilities. It’s more than just gaming – it’s skill-building IRL. Check out the latest interview with industry expert Kristy Custer and Enterprise League to read more about how we reimagine education: https://hubs.ly/Q02SYSXs0 #EsportsEdu #GamingConcepts #StudentSuccess #ReimgaineEducation
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Scholastic gaming offers a unique blend of social connection and valuable learning opportunities. It's the best of both worlds! 🤝 https://hubs.li/Q02SQYRT0 Kristy Custer Michael Russell Alex Hirbe Andrew Lombardo Heidi Albin Mason Mullenioux Aaron Hawkey