Brock grad student recognized for equity, diversity and inclusion research
Growing up, Brittany Giles watched her Filipino mother encounter racism and heard stories about her father’s Métis grandmother ... Full story
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Scholarship to support study of therapeutic recreation’s role in living well with mental illness
Brock University graduate students studying how free-time activities help people cope with mental health issues will soon get a boost ... Full story -
Scientifically Yours engages high school students in STEM
High-tech ice cream, robot races and blood type analysis were among the more than two dozen activities young scientists explored ... Full story -
Community members sought for Brock yoga research
It’s not much of a stretch to connect yoga and mindfulness, but a new Brock University study aims to ... Full story -
Concurrent program accelerates career path for future nurses
Nursing wasn’t part of their original career plans, but two Brock University students are happy they shifted course. While ... Full story -
Brock to host Niagara Health Research Day
Research that supports a healthier Niagara will be at the forefront of discussions taking place Thursday, May 4 at Brock University ... Full story -
Equity, coding among topics at math education symposium
More than 60 math educators gathered at Brock University on Wednesday, April 26 for a special PD Day learning opportunity offered in ... Full story -
Seminar to dive into developments in artificial intelligence
Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, including the machine learning models behind DALL.E 2, ChatGPT and Meta’s new ... Full story -
One-year countdown: 2024 solar eclipse a rare sight in Niagara, says Brock prof
The one-year countdown is on until people in Niagara can experience a rare astronomical phenomenon that for many happens only ... Full story -
Family’s fight for inclusive education highlighted through Brock’s Autism Collection
In 1994, Roxana and Joseph Hartmann were told their nine-year-old autistic son Mark would be placed in a separate education program, ... Full story
