Bradston Henry, Senior Advocate - Education, Unity

Bradston is a Game Developer and Senior Advocate with 10+ years of experience in tech, programming, and game development. Bradston started playing console video games at age 3 years old and has always loved gaming and the gaming industry. He went to the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA, receiving a Bachelor’s in Mechanical engineering before transitioning full-time into tech and game development. Bradston is a self-taught programmer and game developer who has worked in both traditional application development and game development. Bradston loves all things tech, is a student of internet culture, trains in Muay Thai Kickboxing, and is a retired Bboy/BreakDancer.

ABOUT THE G4C STUDENT CHALLENGE:

The Games for Change Student Challenge is an international game design program and competition that reaches thousands of young creators (ages 10 - 25) each year. The Challenge inspires students to express themselves by creating original digital games about topics relevant to their lives and communities. In Spring 2025, students can submit their games to G4C’s annual game design competition for the chance to win cool prizes, such as games, technology, career-related experience - and a $10,000 scholarship.

To learn more about the program and future opportunities, visit the G4C Student Challenge website and follow us on social media:

Facebook: Games for Change

Instagram: @gamesforchange

Twitter: @g4c

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Code of Conduct:

The Student Challenge Level Up Series webinar is an inclusive and safe environment. The event is open to all genders, religions, races, and skill levels, and we expect those planning to attend to treat everyone with civility and respect. We ask that you read and respect the following guidelines:

Be Respectful and Do Not Use Offensive Language: Do not harass anyone or post anything inappropriate. This includes the use of profane symbols, sounds, and imagery. Please also refrain from spamming.
Privacy: Please be wary of how much personal information you share online. Don’t post anything you wouldn’t post publicly. Everything you post may be visible to other participants.
Have Fun, And Learn!

Anyone violating this Code of Conduct may be removed from the event at the discretion of G4C staff.

G4C Level Up Series: Discovering Your Game Development Superpower