Grad student says Brock prepared him for Harvard program
A Brock University graduate student is one step closer to attending his dream Ivy League school.
Harish Aggarwal (BSc ’15), an ... Full story
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Brock’s Autism Spectrum Disorder Camp celebrates 20 years
For two decades, a summer camp at Brock University has been offering developmentally appropriate movement education to children and youth ... Full story -
Brock in the News – August 13-19
Mosquito collection challenging for Zika researchers A dry summer means several challenges for leading Zika experts, including collecting mosquitos for ... Full story -
Brock Kinesiology student headed to Rio Paralympics
Brock University will have a second representative at the 2016 Paralympic Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro. Erica Scarff, a 19-year-old ... Full story -
Grad student grateful for research skills she learned at Brock
Applied Health Sciences graduate student Dinara Salaeva came to Brock University from Moscow, Russia and found the perfect master's supervisor ... Full story -
SPMA internship takes student to Olympics in Rio
Josh Gordon’s love of sport and courage to make it a career has led him all the way to ... Full story -
Brock rugby player headed to championship with Canada Wolverines
Eric Moyer will be hitting the books and the rugby field during his last semester at Brock University this fall. ... Full story -
Naomi Cermak legacy will continue to inspire through memorial scholarship
“My sister battled her cancer for 13 months and one day from the date of her diagnosis. She never had the ... Full story -
Brock grad using his degree in the business of kinesiology
From student to successful entrepreneur, Hamilton-born kinesiologist Tim Battaglia (BPhEd ‘03) has spent the last 12 years building his business, furthering his ... Full story -
Supercourses offer students flexibility without compromising on knowledge retention
Zanab Jafry Shah accelerated towards her degree this spring, completing three supercourses in three weeks. “You live it, you breathe ... Full story
