Jarvis Christian University to Host Texas Games: Tyler Edition Career and Gaming Expo
Jarvis Christian University will host an exciting day of technology, career exploration, and community engagement as the campus welcomes Texas Games: Tyler Edition on Wednesday, February 25, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Academic Center Meyers Auditorium.
Presented in partnership with the BCGA Foundation, the event is designed to connect students and community members with emerging opportunities in gaming, technology, and digital career pathways. The expo will feature interactive demonstrations, networking opportunities, and industry conversations aimed at helping participants explore careers in gaming, esports, technology, and digital innovation.
The event is free and open to the public, with organizers encouraging students, high school groups, and community members to attend and engage with professionals from across the industry. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about internships, scholarships, and workforce pathways while gaining insight into how gaming and technology continue to shape modern careers.
University leaders note that hosting Texas Games aligns with Jarvis Christian University’s ongoing commitment to innovation and workforce readiness. As industries evolve, the university continues to expand opportunities for students to gain exposure to new career sectors that combine creativity, technical skill, and entrepreneurship. By bringing events like this to campus, Jarvis strengthens its role as a regional hub for education, professional development, and community collaboration.
The expo will also feature an esports tournament, giving students and participants the chance to experience the competitive and collaborative side of gaming culture. Alongside the tournament, attendees can participate in conversations with industry representatives, explore potential career pathways, and build connections that could lead to future academic or professional opportunities.
Organizers emphasize that the event goes beyond entertainment. Texas Games is designed to demonstrate how gaming intersects with fields such as engineering, design, computer science, business, and media production. By highlighting these connections, the event aims to help students see gaming not only as a hobby but as a gateway to meaningful careers and academic pursuits.
Free food, prizes, and interactive exhibits will be available throughout the day, creating a welcoming environment for participants to learn, connect, and explore. Registration is available online, and interested attendees are encouraged to sign up in advance to secure their place.
Through hosting Texas Games: Tyler Edition, Jarvis Christian University continues to expand its partnerships and programming in ways that prepare students for the future of work. The event reflects the university’s commitment to providing experiences that connect learning with opportunity while strengthening relationships across the region.
Students, families, and community members are invited to join Jarvis on February 25 for a day of innovation, connection, and Bulldog pride.