Education’s impact on reconciliation at heart of Celebration of Nations discussion
Brock University Interim President Lynn Wells was honoured to be a part of a recent community conversation that examined the ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Celebration of Nations
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Former Brock President honoured by Celebration of Nations
Former Brock University President Gervan Fearon is being recognized by Celebration of Nations for his strong commitment to Indigenous communities. ... Full story -
Brock community encouraged to participate in virtual Celebration of Nations
It will be easier than ever for the Brock community to take part in the annual Celebration of Nations. The ... Full story -
Education partnership to advance Indigenous subject matter across Niagara
The Faculty of Education (FOE) and the Landscape of Nations 360° Indigenous Education Initiative (LON 360°) have committed to collaborate on initiatives ... Full story -
Students get a free pass as Celebration of Nations kicks off
Brock University students will have free access to the sea of culture set to immerse downtown St. Catharines this weekend ... Full story -
Weeklong event to celebrate Brock’s cultural diversity
When it comes to diversity on Brock’s campus, there’s a lot to celebrate. As a result, the annual ... Full story -
Brock Media Clips for Friday, Aug. 17
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Hotel Dieu Shaver outlines interim leadership: ... Full story -
Brock celebrates its diverse, multicultural community at Celebration of Nations
Market Hall had a noticeably more international feel last week. Flags representing more than 100 countries hung from the rafters, the ... Full story -
Representatives needed for Celebration of Nations
The many countries and cultures that make up Brock’s growing international community will be at the centre of a ... Full story -
Celebration of Nations Thursday in Pond Inlet
The Celebration of Nations highlights Brock University's true multicultural diversity. The event, taking place Thursday, March 3 from 11 a.m. to 2 ... Full story
