Lives outside of ATL’s perimeter Was a first- generation college student Still uses a paper lab notebook Has a pet with a science/biology related name Works in IBB Received a bachelor’s degree from GT Thinks Python is better than R Has been at GT for <1 year Works with bacteria Has done fieldwork outside of the U.S. Works with a vertebrate animal model Doesn’t like coffee Has a patent Works in Cherry Emerson Uses MatLab in their research Works with invertebrates Is a BioSci postdoc Is currently serving as a T.A. Speaks 3 or more languages fluently Has worked with plants Has been at GT for >20 years Received a degree outside of the U.S. Commutes to campus on bike Commutes to campus via MARTA Lives outside of ATL’s perimeter Was a first- generation college student Still uses a paper lab notebook Has a pet with a science/biology related name Works in IBB Received a bachelor’s degree from GT Thinks Python is better than R Has been at GT for <1 year Works with bacteria Has done fieldwork outside of the U.S. Works with a vertebrate animal model Doesn’t like coffee Has a patent Works in Cherry Emerson Uses MatLab in their research Works with invertebrates Is a BioSci postdoc Is currently serving as a T.A. Speaks 3 or more languages fluently Has worked with plants Has been at GT for >20 years Received a degree outside of the U.S. Commutes to campus on bike Commutes to campus via MARTA
(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.
Lives outside of ATL’s perimeter
Was a first-generation college student
Still uses a paper lab notebook
Has a pet with a science/biology related name
Works in IBB
Received a bachelor’s degree from GT
Thinks Python is better than R
Has been at GT for <1 year
Works with bacteria
Has done fieldwork outside of the U.S.
Works with a vertebrate animal model
Doesn’t like coffee
Has a patent
Works in Cherry Emerson
Uses MatLab in their research
Works with invertebrates
Is a BioSci postdoc
Is currently serving as a T.A.
Speaks 3 or more languages fluently
Has worked with plants
Has been at GT for >20 years
Received a degree outside of the U.S.
Commutes to campus on bike
Commutes to campus via MARTA