Articles tagged with: child and youth studies
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Child and Youth Services is holding its annual poster fair Monday, April 4 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event ... Full story
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Four years in, CHYS prof’s recess project continues to build fun into school day
Recess for students at seven elementary schools is a lot more fun thanks to Lauren McNamara and her Recess Project. ... Full story -
Brock PhD grad delves into the study of sleep
It seems natural to think that Royette Tavernier's interest in sleep research came to her in a dream during a ... Full story -
Brock graduate students recognized for research excellence
Graduate student researchers Kate Paterson and Samantha Stromski share common ground when it comes to advocating for concepts of fairness ... Full story -
Graduate students part of Research Café panel on bullying
Three graduate students are part of a strong contingent of researchers across Canada working toward a common goal - to ... Full story -
Office of Research Services November podcast: Bullying
BrockUResearch: Consider This is a monthly podcast series launched Sept. 25 by the Office of Research Services and co-produced with Brock ... Full story -
Course aims to bridge health-care gap for youth with disabilities
There are gaps in the current health-care system for children and youth with disabilities, and Maureen Connolly's long history of ... Full story -
Three graduate students win 2014 President’s Surgite Awards
Three members of Brock's Graduate Students' Association executive team have been awarded 2014 President's Surgite Awards. GSA president Jory Korobanik and ... Full story -
Three Minute Thesis contest will coincide with Brock research celebration
John McNamara isn't sure how he would stack up presenting against Brock graduate students in this year's Three Minute Thesis ... Full story -
Brock researchers partner with community groups on unique children’s learning initiative
Thanks to community support from a local Niagara school board and dog therapy program, a Brock University professor is researching ... Full story