Signs suggest bullying may rise beyond pre-pandemic levels, says Brock researcher
Many aspects of life have returned to their pre-pandemic state — and school bullying is sadly no exception, says Brock University ... Full story
Articles tagged with: child and youth studies
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Brock anxiety and cognition research shows impact on school-age children
As kids head back to school from the holidays and everyday stresses begin to ramp up, Brock researchers warn that ... Full story -
Thesis defences — Jan. 9 to Jan. 13
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place from Monday, Jan. 9 to Friday, Jan. 13. Master of Arts in ... Full story -
Brock PhD student examining vulnerable person registries
Lisa Whittingham (BA ’07, MA ’17) wants to know how to create better outcomes when police encounter people with intellectual or developmental ... Full story -
Derek Knight among 21 retiring Brock employees
One of Derek Knight’s most vivid memories at Brock was the day the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine ... Full story -
Rebecca Raby appointed Interim Associate Dean of Social Sciences
Professor Rebecca Raby, in the Department of Child and Youth Studies, has been appointed as Interim Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies ... Full story -
Event to offer Brock community glimpse into work of award-winning researchers
Covering topics such as mining in Ghana, urban green space and child development, researchers from across the Faculty of Social ... Full story -
Brock research seeks participants to test online questionnaire for tracking child development
A new Brock study will allow parents to monitor their child’s progression through early developmental stages with only the ... Full story -
OPINION: Danielle S. Molnar, Dawn Zinga and Melissa Blackburn discuss teen perfectionism
This article, written by Danielle S. Molnar, Associate Professor of Child and Youth Studies at Brock University; Dawn Zinga, Professor ... Full story -
OPINION: Tony Volk discusses bullying
Tony Volk, Professor of Child and Youth Studies at Brock University, had a piece recently published in the Hamilton Spectator ... Full story
