Articles by author: The Brock News
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The following is a list of thesis defences taking place virtually from Monday, Nov. 23 to Friday, Nov. 27. Master of Child ... Full story
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Webinar explores youth sports and recreation programming during pandemic
An upcoming Centre for Sport Capacity webinar will examine the programming decisions and adjustments made by youth sport and recreation ... Full story -
Brock adjusts plan for winter parking
Brock University is adjusting its parking and snow removal plan for this winter. With fewer people coming onto the main ... Full story -
Campus Store’s Red Friday sale is back
Brock’s Campus Store is getting in the holiday spirit with its annual Red Friday sale. This year, to encourage ... Full story -
International conference invites student submissions
The Centre for Canadian Studies is inviting students to submit abstracts for an annual international conference. Crossing Borders: A Multi-Disciplinary ... Full story -
Brock and community partners finalize plan to secure future of Rodman Hall collection
Brock University and Rodman Hall Art Centre (RHAC) Inc., a community not-for-profit citizens group, have finalized plans to ensure the ... Full story -
Canada Games Teaching Spotlight: Stats course explores athletic performance, impact of Canada Games
NOTE: This is the latest in a series of question-and-answer stories featuring faculty members who are integrating the 2022 Canada Games ... Full story -
Annual Sankey Lecture to be livestreamed
This year’s Charles A. Sankey Lecture in Masonic Studies will go ahead in a virtual format on Sunday, Nov. 15. ... Full story -
VOLANTE, DELUCA and KLINGER: University admissions tests like the SAT are under scrutiny especially in the age of COVID-19
Louis Volante, Professor of Education at Brock University; Christopher DeLuca, Associate Dean, School of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor in ... Full story -
Brock COVID-19 update for Friday, Nov. 6
As the Niagara region continues to experience growing cases of COVID-19, the University learned that five students living in two ... Full story