Student Ambassador Lauren Clarke leads a tour through Brock University’s James A. Gibson Library during Fall Preview Day on Sunday, Nov. 2.They came ready to learn all about breaking through at Brock.
More than 4,700 guests — the University’s largest draw since the COVID-19 pandemic — visited campus for Fall Preview Day on Sunday, Nov. 2.
“It was incredible to see so many future Badgers exploring campus and discovering what makes Brock special,” said Matthew Melnyk, Director, Student Recruitment. “Our team takes pride in helping students picture themselves here. Not just as learners, but as part of a supportive, thriving community.”
Visitors took part in guided tours of the University’s main campus and the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts in downtown St. Catharines, along with specialty tours of residences, the Goodman School of Business and Brock’s sport and recreation facilities.
Department tours and program presentations showcased Brock’s state-of-the-art facilities and innovative academic opportunities, while an information fair in Ian Beddis Gymnasium featured more than 70 booths staffed by faculty, staff and students answering questions about programs, admissions, scholarships, residences and more.
To learn more about all that Brock has to offer, visit discover.brocku.ca
