Burnley College Lecturer Wins Prestigious Games Industry Award

Renzo Palmisano receives the Inspiring Course Leader Award for his dedication to game design education

Burnley College Lecturer Wins Prestigious Games Industry Award
Burnley College Lecturer Wins Prestigious Games Industry Award

Burnley: A lecturer from Burnley College just snagged a big award in the games industry! Renzo Palmisano was honored with the Inspiring Course Leader Award at the Game Republic Awards.

He’s known for his passion for game art and design, and this award highlights his commitment to helping students succeed in game design.

The event was a major gathering, with over 450 folks from the industry, including developers and studio heads, all there to celebrate talent and innovation.

Mr. Palmisano was genuinely surprised by the recognition. He expressed his gratitude to everyone who nominated him, saying it meant a lot to him.

He also gave a shout-out to Game Republic for their inspiring events and thanked the industry and universities for their support.

He mentioned that this award reflects the amazing team and students he works with, and he’s excited for future achievements together.

This award shines a light on Burnley College’s dedication to creating innovative courses that align with industry needs.

Over the past five years, the college’s game art and design programs have really taken off, prepping students for careers in creative fields.

They’ve invested in the latest tech to ensure students have the best tools at their disposal.

Karen Buchanan, the principal, praised Renzo’s impact on shaping the future of creative industries through his passion for game design.

Burnley College is all about giving students the skills and inspiration to innovate and succeed in a limitless industry.

For those interested in game art, the BC Games Art Programme kicks off in February, offering a chance to learn essential software and skills.

They also have vocational programs in game art and a new BA Hons degree in game art, awarded by the University of Bolton, taught at their new hub.

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