Brock grad used O’Malley lecture to launch career in law
A last-minute decision to enter a case competition turned out to be one of the best experiences of Shirin Makhkamova’... Full story
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Brock celebrates the ‘science of where’ on GIS Day
What do hockey analytics, forest fires, vineyards, biodiversity, permafrost, defunct railway lines and West Nile virus have in common? They’... Full story -
Niagara has highly skilled youth, low-skilled jobs, says Brock research
There is a serious mismatch between youth education levels and employment opportunities in Niagara, says new Brock University research. The ... Full story -
Brock behaviour analyst appointed to Ontario autism committee
Julie Koudys has become the second Brock University faculty member appointed to the Ontario government’s Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical ... Full story -
Creative directors behind SickKids VS campaign to speak at O’Malley Lecture
The imagery is powerful. Emotional. Unforgettable. All are important attributes of a successful advertising campaign. The SickKids Foundation’s ‘VS’ ... Full story -
Brock University gains new Canada Research Chair in water resilience
Water is all around us, and it’s something many Canadians take for granted. But water quality and quantity is ... Full story -
Brock conference marks 100th anniversary of Russian Revolution
A conference held at Brock this weekend will examine the legacies and lessons of the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. Living Legacies ... Full story -
Team effort leads to successful Fall Preview Day
They walked around. They asked questions. They collected information. And in the end, nearly 4,300 prospective students and family members got ... Full story -
Brock prof publishes three books in one week
Applied Linguistics Professor Tom Farrell recently had a busy seven-day stretch, with two books, along with one edited volume, all ... Full story -
New Brock research examines forgetfulness in preschoolers
In spite of their best intentions, three- and four-year-old kids often struggle with remembering what they were supposed to do. ... Full story
