Brock in the News — June 24-29
Memo to Gordon Gekko: Ethics, not greed, boost profits
Goodman School of Business professors Michael Armstrong and Fayez Elayan pen ... Full story
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Cycling scientist looks to improve performance for amateur and world-class riders
As a 16-year-old high school basketball player, Stephen Cheung felt he spent far more time sitting on the bench than ... Full story -
University offers ‘grants’ to help Brock community participate in student retention
How do you keep students coming back? It’s a challenge that all universities deal with. Each year, a certain ... Full story -
Goodman Business students help alumnus launch new FootGolf course
When Brock University alumnus Andrew Julie (MBA ’05) and his wife Jen took over the Brock Golf Course (no affiliation to ... Full story -
Hundreds explore Brock arts venues for Doors Open
The doors were open and the public was happy to take a glimpse inside. Nearly 400 people took the opportunity to ... Full story -
Brock experts want you to ‘leave no trace’ when exploring Canada’s national parks
While Canadians are visiting national parks, historic sites and marine conservation areas for free this summer, Brock experts want them ... Full story -
Brock prof receives national honour in educational administration
Brock Education Professor Coral Mitchell was recently recognized for her immense contributions to the study of educational administration and leadership ... Full story -
Adult Ed grad brings lessons back to Northwest Territories classroom
Brock University taught Rebecca Dylanger how to walk a mile in her students’ shoes. The 50-year-old Adult Education graduate, who ... Full story -
Faculty, grad students needed for research ethics boards
Brock’s Bioscience and Social Science Research Ethics Boards are recruiting faculty and graduate student members. These dynamic volunteer boards ... Full story -
Classics students explore sites of ancient Greece
A group of Brock students recently found themselves surrounded by the landscapes described in their textbooks during their own odyssey ... Full story
