Why Faces Matter: Brock researchers to discuss facial recognition, impact of first impressions at public event
At a time when many of the faces we encounter are either covered by masks or seen only on a ... Full story
Articles by author: Amanda Bishop
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Public symposium to share Brock research on mental health
Mental health, including during the pandemic, will be discussed by Brock researchers from across the University at a public event ... Full story -
Popular Culture students dissect memes at class conference
In the last two weeks of Winter Term, students in Jacqueline Botterill’s class took a deep dive into what ... Full story -
Students use PR expertise to help local businesses
More than a decade ago, Claire Terrio’s grandmother used to bring her on outings to Hannelore Headley Old & ... Full story -
Applied Linguistics to launch digital campus for prospective students
Starting this weekend, prospective students interested in language have a chance to visit Brock’s Department of Applied Linguistics — but ... Full story -
Brock expert examines role of states in internet governance
Don’t fear the splinternet. That’s the advice offered up by Blayne Haggart, Associate Professor in Brock’s Department ... Full story -
Brock alumnus to speak on racism and injustice in international relations
Alumnus Nathan Andrews (MA ’10) will speak about racism and injustice in international relations during an online event hosted by Brock’... Full story -
Public talk to explore pandemic’s impact on youth dancers and their families
From trying to learn effectively during online lessons to grappling with the uncertainty of whether competitions would proceed because of ... Full story -
Child problem behaviours the focus of upcoming webinar and study seeking participants
There may be many reasons why a child refuses food, acts aggressively or won’t comply with parent or teacher ... Full story -
New book on water resilience to launch at virtual event
In a changing climate, how will we ensure the sustainability of freshwater resources in spite of increasing risks of scarcity, ... Full story
