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CVTC nursing students immersed in eSports to research mental health
Amanda Preston, center, nursing student at Chippewa Valley Technical College, logs into a game for the first time in the College’s new lab that also will be used for cybersecurity education. Preston and her fellow nursing student friends, Lacey Casalegno, foreground, and Mattie Dickerson, background, are researching gaming and mental health.
CVTC nursing students immersed in eSports to research mental health
Amanda Preston, center, nursing student at Chippewa Valley Technical College, logs into a game for the first time in the College’s new lab that also will be used for cybersecurity education. Preston and her fellow nursing student friends, Lacey Casalegno, foreground, and Mattie Dickerson, background, are researching gaming and mental health.

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