United Way campaign hit goal, but volunteers still needed
Sometime over the winter holidays, Brock employees made a difference in our community by donating to the Brock United Way ... Full story
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Thesis defences – posted March 4
PhD in Chemistry Thesis Defence – Jonathan Collins Jonathan Collins, PhD student in Chemistry, will present his thesis defence on Friday, ... Full story -
Student Services staff aid local charities
Brock staff were out in the community recently for a day of service at local not-for-profit agencies. More than 60 employees ... Full story -
Time to bodycheck stress
Deborah Zinni, chair of Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management in the Faculty of Business, was interviewed for the Toronto ... Full story -
Students benefit from Canadian-Chinese association partnership
International MBA co-op students at Brock should consider themselves part of a very select group. For the past two years, ... Full story -
Partnership promises core revival
Rosemary Hale, dean of Humanities, published the opinion piece "Partnership promises core revival" in the Hamilton Spectator on March 1. The ... Full story -
Air Canada files suit against Porter’s success
Michael Armstrong, associate professor, Faculty of Business wrote the opinion piece "Air Canada files suit against Porter's Success" for the ... Full story -
War of 1812 artifacts can now be viewed online
David Sharron, head of Special Collections and Archives, was quoted in the St. Catharines Standard article "War of 1812 artifacts can ... Full story -
Is there science behind the hometown advantage in sports?
Justin Carré, PhD candidate in Psychology, appeared in the Globe and Mail's "Jockology" column on Feb. 18. He discussed his 2006 study ... Full story -
Golden boy Bilodeau weighs new offers
Craig Hyatt, associate professor, Sport Management was interviewed by The Globe and Mail for the story "Golden boy Bilodeau weighs ... Full story
