Dr. Tom Goulding, chairman of Daniel Webster College's Division of Computer Science, Information Systems, Gaming and Robotics, was recently named an Electronic Arts (EA) Scholar, a prestigious recognition from a leader in the gaming industry.

Goulding was recognized as an EA Scholar for his work in teaching game development as an attraction tool for women and/or underrepresented populations to study Computer Science/Engineering.

The EA Scholars Program is working collaboratively with Microsoft's Game Development in Computer Science Education Conference 2008; being named an EA Scholar, Professor Goulding is the recipient of a grant to participate in the 2008 Microsoft Conference. Goulding is a resident of Harvard, MA.

Electronic Arts is a leading developer, marketer, publisher, and distributor of computer and video games, including the Sim City and Madden NFL series. The company expects to see over $3 billion in revenue this year.

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