Final round for Three Minute Thesis research contest coming Thursday
Transforming how we think about our body shape. Balancing personalized marketing campaigns with consumer privacy concerns. Rehabilitating World War II ... Full story
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New book sheds light on youth in Canada
Brock University professor Rebecca Raby is not surprised that young people across the U.S. are carrying out demonstrations to ... Full story -
Lunch event celebrates co-op success
Lunch was served with a side of co-op success at a recent celebration in Pond Inlet. Brock’s Co-op Education ... Full story -
Brock Open House coming April 8
Brock University is gearing up to open its doors to thousands of potential undergraduate and graduate students and their families ... Full story -
Policy brief calls for more transparent hiring, youth employment strategy
A significant portion of Niagara employers hire their staff through the ‘hidden’ job market, according to a newly-released youth employment ... Full story -
Brock announces recipients of Co-op’s highest honour
There’s no set mould for co-op excellence. Meghan Birbeck and Jake Berec are from different hometowns, studying different programs ... Full story -
Dozens of Brock student-athletes make Academic All-Canadians list
Being a good student takes dedication and hard work, and being a good athlete is equally difficult. But to be ... Full story -
Employees wanted for engagement survey focus groups
Brock’s Office of Human Resources is seeking employee participation in upcoming focus group sessions. Planned for the end of ... Full story -
BEZANSON: Why the gender budget is important to Canada — and what it got wrong
Kate Bezanson, Chair and Associate Professor of Sociology at Brock, wrote a piece recently published in the Globe and Mail ... Full story -
COULTER: Getting the facts about work in horse stables
Kendra Coulter, Associate Professor in Labour Studies, wrote a piece recently published in the National Post about the role horses ... Full story
