Research examines what it will take to foster empathy for the world’s oceans
Oceans support all life on Earth. Yet for many, oceans remain out of sight and, as a result, out of ... Full story
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Brock University announces 2021 Distinguished Faculty Graduate Awards
The recipients of Brock University’s 2021 Distinguished Faculty Graduate Awards represent a diverse group of leaders in sport, business, law, ... Full story -
Updated timeline for Brock campus relocation to Burlington
As previously announced, Brock University and the City of Burlington continue to work on plans to relocate Brock’s current ... Full story -
What’s open and closed for Thanksgiving and Fall Reading Week
As Brock University continues to operate in Brock 3 (Protect and Prevent) of its reopening framework, some units will experience additional ... Full story -
Niagara Health CEO to talk crisis leadership at upcoming webinar
When Lynn Guerriero started as President of Niagara Health in February 2020, she had no idea how quickly her crisis leadership ... Full story -
Brock launches Canada’s first PhD in Sustainability Science
Brock University’s Environmental Sustainability Research Centre (ESRC) has launched a PhD in Sustainability Science, the first program of its ... Full story -
Brock’s NCO to present research on remote work as a long-term strategy
To be, or not to be, remote? That is the question Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) is exploring ... Full story -
Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games announces official partner of diversity and inclusion
The Niagara 2022 Host Society announced Monday, Oct. 4 that Accenture will become the Official Diversity and Inclusion Partner for the Niagara 2022 ... Full story -
Brock Talks returns with discussion of Indigenous mascots
With popular sports teams from Edmonton, Washington and Cleveland reconsidering their Indigenous-themed team names and mascots, the discourse around mascot ... Full story -
Prof, student combine efforts to study impact of VR on ethical decision-making
It was a match made in research heaven. Anh Mai To (MEd ’20), a master’s student in Brock’s Faulty ... Full story
