Does NOT have Facebook Participates in community engagement Is a twin (or triplet) Has run a marathon Works in Industry or wants to Uses the same model organism as you Doesn’t own a car Interest in teaching Loves to sing Has the same career interest as you Loves spicy food Is a physician scientist Uses large population datasets First time attendee to ASHG Wears contacts Hates chocolate Has multiple pets Has a tattoo Is vegetarian or vegan Has had an experiment fail recently Participates in advocacy Published in AJHG or HGGA Is a twin (or triplet) Uses computational tools Does NOT have Facebook Participates in community engagement Is a twin (or triplet) Has run a marathon Works in Industry or wants to Uses the same model organism as you Doesn’t own a car Interest in teaching Loves to sing Has the same career interest as you Loves spicy food Is a physician scientist Uses large population datasets First time attendee to ASHG Wears contacts Hates chocolate Has multiple pets Has a tattoo Is vegetarian or vegan Has had an experiment fail recently Participates in advocacy Published in AJHG or HGGA Is a twin (or triplet) Uses computational tools
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Does NOT have Facebook
Participates in community engagement
Is a twin (or triplet)
Has run a marathon
Works in Industry or wants to
Uses the same model organism as you
Doesn’t own a car
Interest in teaching
Loves to sing
Has the same career interest as you
Loves spicy food
Is a physician scientist
Uses large population datasets
First time attendee to ASHG
Wears contacts
Hates chocolate
Has multiple pets
Has a tattoo
Is vegetarian or vegan
Has had an experiment fail recently
Participates in advocacy
Published in AJHG or HGGA
Is a twin (or triplet)
Uses computational tools