Symposium examines War of 1812 and the arts
The Niagara 1812 Bicentennial Legacy Council is hosting a symposium about the role of the War of 1812 in shaping Canadian, American ... Full story
Articles by author: The Brock News
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Filling out a wellness survey pays off for eight employees
Brock’s new health and well-being committee has handed out prizes to some of those who answered its first survey. ... Full story -
Conference focuses on the rights of persons with intellectual disabilities
With Canada’s ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in March, it joins other ... Full story -
Family Campaign raises an additional $265,000
Faculty and staff have raised an additional $265,205 in support of the Family Campaign for a Bold New Brock in the ... Full story -
Brock Women’s Basketball announces four recruits for 2010-11
Brock University head coach Si Khounviseth is pleased to announce four new recruits for the 2010-11 season. The talented recruiting ... Full story -
New book outlines Canada’s shameful animal rights record
Canadians pride themselves on being nice, but the country is a moral contradiction when it comes to animal rights, says ... Full story -
Faculty book publication: Physical Education and Kinesiology
Stephen Cheung, professor of Physical Education and Kinesiology, has published a new textbook, Advanced Environmental Exercise Physiology. It is the ... Full story -
Publications – week of April 22
Conley, Tim. (2010.) “It is hard to be different.” Lowestoft Chronicle 1. Online at lowestoftchronicle.com/timconley.html Conn, D., Feldman, S., ... Full story -
Political Science
Livianna Tossutti (Brock University) and Vicki Esses (University of Western Ontario) have been awarded $146,793.86 by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (Ontario) ... Full story -
Education, Graduate Studies
Po-ling Bork presented the paper "Overcoming Selective Mutism: Play Now…Talk Later!" at the Designing for Children International Conference from ... Full story
