chriskenny

We presented the first round, or the strategy, to our professor on Wednesday morning. It was being filmed by a documentary crew who's been with us since the assignment began. It's hard enough to stand in front of our professor, who doesn't often give a lot of feedback while you're presenting, but imagine doing it in front of four cameras! After ten minutes and I had finished, our professor told me that he really liked the direction I was taking this. One of the film crew even stopped me later that day to tell me how good it was. When it's all done, I'll share what we presented. Since it's a bit of a competition between my classmates, I don't want to share too much now. I couldn't have done as great of a job without the forum replies and survey responses. So, thank you all a hundred times over. If you haven't completed the survey yet, please do. I'm still rounding out who our "target" is and every response matters. Chris

Thank you all so much for sharing your thoughts and for answering my survey. If you haven't completed it yet, please do so. The information that I've gathered so far has been incredibly helpful. I'll be watching this thread as I continue working on this project. Once we present it, I'll let you all know how it went. Again, I sincerely thank you all for your help with this. Chris

I'm a graduate student working on a project to help raise awareness for the game of bridge. I've spoken to some club players and even learned the rules (or as much as I could handle in one afternoon). But I'd like to know BBO forum members' thoughts on the game, how some of you got involved with it and other hobbies that you might have. I wrote up a short survey (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/RCVMLM5) that I'd really appreciate if you helped me with. If you have other thoughts, feel free to post here. I'd love to know more about why you play bridge. I appreciate any help and, hopefully, can bring more people into the world of bridge through this research. Thanks! Chris