Articles tagged with: Applied Health Sciences
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The 2021 Canada Summer Games could be a game changer for Niagara — if stakeholders seize the moment. That’s the message ... Full story
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Brock researchers partner with community groups to dispel myths about homelessness in Niagara
Through a partnership with local community organizations, Brock University is working to shed light on the complexities of homelessness for ... Full story -
Brock student educates Colombian community about head lice
Growing up in a small city in Medellin, Colombia, Oscar Palacio dreamed of becoming a medical doctor. Now a third-year ... Full story -
PhD recipient among Brock employees graduating next week
The road to earning a doctorate has not been without obstacles for Greig Inglis. The Faculty of Applied Health Sciences ... Full story -
Students get hands-on experience with high-tech anatomy table
Brock University students will soon have access to the most technologically advanced visualization system for anatomy education thanks to the ... Full story -
Sports injury and return-to-play expertise available at new Brock Sports Medicine Clinic
Brock University’s growing performance culture has sprouted a modern sports therapy clinic. The new Brock Sports Medicine Clinic located ... Full story -
Brock launches Canada’s first concurrent MBA MPH degree program
Starting this fall, Brock University is launching Canada’s first Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Public Health (... Full story -
Brock grad student a finalist in national storytelling competition
Can you imagine taking years of complex research and not only making it understandable, but also making it rhyme? Brock ... Full story -
Niagara Recycling honoured for ongoing Brock partnership
The help of Niagara Recycling has allowed Brock’s adaptive programming, which supports youths in the region with special needs, ... Full story -
MNK conference and 3MT finals on campus today
How the construction of a house relates to mitochondrial-mediated cell death may not be clear to most people, but that’... Full story