Brock sociology professor receives grant for online privacy research
A Brock University professor has received a grant to examine the online privacy risks facing Canadians.
Department of Sociology adjunct ... Full story
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Brock labour expert releases first study of animal cruelty investigation work in Ontario
Enforcement officers with the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) are underequipped compared to their police ... Full story -
Brock study finds developing evangelists as brand ambassadors key to reputation building in the wine industry
Looking at Ontario’s quest for recognition as a world-class wine region, researchers have found that cultivating evangelism among key ... Full story -
Brock in the News – July 16-22
Zika outbreak: Possible case from Florida mosquito investigated Brock’s top story of the week features Professor Fiona Hunter as ... Full story -
Brock grad on a mission to help parents teach financial literacy
With consumer debt continuing to rise, a Brock graduate has set out to help parents teach their children financial literacy ... Full story -
Brock University-led team discovers way of tapping into and testing Earth’s prehistoric air
A Brock University-led international research team has discovered a new way of measuring past oxygen levels on Earth: by tapping ... Full story -
Nunavut student heading to Brock after earning TD scholarship for her leadership efforts
Growing up in a small Inuit village in Nunavut, the world seemed small to Shelby Angalik. Books changed that for ... Full story -
Brock experts weigh in on Trump and Republican convention
With the Republican National Convention underway, Brock University political scientist Stefan Dolgert says Trump’s campaign plays on the fear ... Full story -
Brock receives $1.43 million from CIHR for research on adolescent risk-taking behaviours
Many parents of adolescents have shaken their heads in wonder, saying, ‘What were you thinking?’ when confronting their child’s ... 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
