Nursing students learn in Swaziland
Brock nursing students took their work international this summer with a trip to Swaziland.
Twelve fourth-year nursing students, two faculty ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Applied Health Sciences
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New dean likes Brock’s “small-town university feel”
Neil McCartney has a lot of aspirations as the new Dean of Applied Health Sciences. But on a personal level, ... Full story -
Plyley aims to keep momentum going in Grad Studies
Michael Plyley only has to walk a few feet from his office to see an example of Brock’s commitment ... Full story -
MacLean looks back fondly on year as interim dean
It’s been a busier year than most for Joanne MacLean, who was already widely experienced as a teacher, researcher ... Full story -
Professor studying HIV and pregnancy
Trent Newmeyer is part of a team that has received $900,000 to research HIV and pregnancy. The Recreation and Leisure Studies ... Full story -
Kinesiology
Tammy Whitaker-Campbell, experiential education co-ordinator, and Nancy Francis, associate professor, presented "Understanding physical literacy in Canada" at the International Physical ... Full story -
Dixie Kid a nearly lost piece of American history: professor
He was a welterweight so tough and scrappy that he often boxed above his weight class. Some of his in-the-ring ... Full story -
Nursing
Lynn McCleary, assistant professor, presented “Knowledge Exchange to Improve Care of Older Adults” and Dawn Prentice, associate professor, presented “Trends ... Full story -
Smart Start leads new students through the halls of Brock
It’s that time of year again – a time when tour guides in red shirts can be seen walking backward ... Full story -
Student wins an iPad for undergraduate survey
Kimberly Brophy, a first-year Community Health Sciences student, has won an iPad for participating in the National Survey on Student ... Full story
