Clay Ewing (he/him/his) is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami. His research focuses on serious games, implementing game mechanics into real world applications, and social justice. As an award winning game designer and developer, Professor Ewing's games have tackled issues such as vector borne diseases, the cost of health care, social safety nets and labor practices. Clay has worked with numerous non-profits including Red Cross Red Crescent, Open Society Foundations, ROC United, Oxfam, and the AIDS & Rights Alliance for Southern Africa. He is also a coffee snob and Netflix junkie.
c.ewing@miami.edu
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In 1987, Pearson Hall was rededicated as a Residential College. The hall was originally opened in 1962, and in 1969 was named in honor of Jay F. W. Pearson. Pearson was a member of UM’s first faculty and eventually became the second president of the University. Pearson was a scientist who, as a young man, participated in expeditions to British Guinea and the Galapagos Islands. His non-traditional
