Link between auto industry and knowledge transfer to be explored at public talk
The way in which companies affiliated with the Chinese auto industry transfer knowledge is at the centre of an upcoming ... Full story
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COULTER: Ontario needs public leadership to protect vulnerable animals
Kendra Coulter, Associate Professor in Labour Studies, recently wrote pieces published in the Huffington Post and the Ottawa Citizen about ... Full story -
A conversation on cannabis highlights O’Malley marketing lecture at Brock
One of Canada’s foremost experts in the marketing of cannabis says this country has missed the opportunity to set ... Full story -
BUFS film reimagines Oscar Wilde’s last days
The tragic and poetic story of the last days of Oscar Wilde will play out on screen during this week’... Full story -
Panel to discuss the issue of free speech on campus
Are some ideas too dangerous to teach? That question is at the heart of a panel discussion taking place Wednesday, ... Full story -
Brock student wins two awards in national science photo competition
Dana Harris calls Nov. 9 her “special day.” It was on that day last week that the Master of Sustainability student ... Full story -
Brock prof’s Canada Research Chair position renewed
Professor of Sociology and Women’s and Gender Studies Andrea Doucet has been renewed as Canada Research Chair in Gender, ... Full story -
‘Match-making’ event links researchers with community groups
Instead of a love connection, a recent ‘match-making’ event aimed to create a bond between Brock researchers and community organizations. ... Full story -
GOSINE: Campaign trail bigots blind to the strengths of marginalized communities
Kevin Gosine, Brock Associate Professor of Sociology, wrote a piece recently published in The National Post about the bonds formed ... Full story -
Pop Culture prof says Stan Lee’s impact ‘almost indescribable’
Scott Henderson believes comic book icon Stan Lee will go down in history as a significant contributor to pop culture. ... Full story
