Farmer’s Market set to flourish amidst construction work
Even as construction tears up the nearby grass, the popular Brock Farmer’s Market will return to Jubilee Court this ... Full story
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U.K. marketing academic will be Brock’s new Dean of Business
From his home in England, marketing communications expert Philip Kitchen says he is “delighted” to be coming to Canada this ... Full story -
More than 3,000 students receive degrees this week
An estimated 3,500 students will receive their degrees and certificates at 2010 Spring Convocation this week. The event takes place over seven ... Full story -
Brock men’s basketball coach retiring after 20 years
Ken Murray, whose career as head coach of the Brock Badgers men’s basketball team included two national championships, is ... Full story -
Professor part of international team researching historic climate change
A Brock professor is part of an international project that will help understand climate change throughout the Earth's history. Martin ... Full story -
Publications – June 4
Bordonaro, Karen. (2010.) “Is Library Database Searching a Language Learning Activity?” College and Research Libraries, 71 (3), pp. 273-284. Beatty, Rodger J., Griffin, ... Full story -
Brock granted Confucius Institute
Brock has been granted one of only three Confucius Institutes in Ontario. These worldwide institutes promote Chinese language and culture. ... Full story -
Dean Corlett leaving to take senior post at UWinnipeg
John Corlett, Brock’s Dean of Applied Health Sciences, is resigning from the office this summer to become Vice-President Academic ... Full story -
Brock graduate students earn Vanier scholarships
Two Brock PhD psychology students have each received one of Canada’s most prestigious scholarships for doctoral students. Chloe Hamza ... Full story -
Construction starts in Jubilee Court
Crews will start excavation in Jubilee Court on Wednesday, June 2 for sewer repair work, a job related to the Niagara ... Full story
