Social Sciences
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Members of Brock University’s research community are invited to attend an upcoming consultation session to learn about research data ... Full story
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Brock-YWCA research addresses affordable housing barriers faced by women, gender-diverse people
The lack of affordable, safe housing in Niagara hits women and gender-diverse people particularly hard, says a recent Brock University-Niagara ... Full story -
Brock researchers examining pandemic’s impact on bullying
Now that middle and high school students are back in the classroom, Brock University researchers are looking to see whether ... Full story -
OPINION: Blayne Haggart discusses changes at Twitter and the future of social media
This article written by Blayne Haggart, Associate Professor of Political Science at Brock University, was originally published in The Conversation. ... Full story -
Brock grad to share what ‘FUELS’ her at Women in Leadership event
Janet Westbury (BPhEd ’93, MEd ’00) believes the right mix of ‘FUELS’ (failure, uncomfortable situations, emotional engagement, listening and 'secret sauce') can ... Full story -
Brock grads among nominees at Women in Business Awards
A number of Brock graduates were among the nominees at the recent Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce’s Women in ... Full story -
Creative strategist to share twists and turns of advertising career at O’Malley Lecture
Jay Fleming’s (BA ’12) path into the marketing and advertising world was a long and winding road. Those twists and ... Full story -
Brock faculty awarded $385,000 for early research
Defining and collecting data is seldom, if ever, a neutral, apolitical exercise, as many Indigenous sport organizations have experienced. Surveys, ... Full story -
Applied Health Sciences event explores ways to contribute to campus decolonization
Members of the Brock community came together last month to explore what it means to decolonize the University’s campus ... Full story -
In-person, online events planned to mark GIS Day
Geographic information systems (GIS) are everywhere, with many people not understanding the extent of their use. In recognition of Geography ... Full story