Articles tagged with: community engagement
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Isabella Corriveau stood amidst the gentle hum of prospective students asking questions and getting acquainted as late afternoon sunlight streamed ... Full story
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Brock-led conference in Yukon seeks to make rural Canada more resilient
Challenges and opportunities facing rural, northern and Indigenous communities in Canada —with a focus on the implications of remoteness for ... Full story -
Ability Empowerment Day inspires teens to pursue post-secondary
A group of high school students spent time on campus this week learning about the many opportunities available at Brock ... Full story -
Teens build STEM skills at annual Brock conference
Robot races, DNA fingerprinting and photonics were among the projects young scientists explored this week during Brock University’s 34rd ... Full story -
Brock research highlighted at Niagara Health Research Day
More than two dozen Brock University students and faculty showcased research that supports a healthier community last week at Niagara ... Full story -
Brock research examines Niagara’s municipal COVID communications
The Regional Municipality of Niagara was effective in its website communications during the COVID-19 crisis, but the websites of its 12 ... Full story -
Ontario awards Brock $3.5M for sustainable agriculture research farm
The Ontario government has awarded Brock $3.5 million for a national sustainable agricultural project that will see the University’s innovative ... Full story -
Brock prof contributes to global education research on pandemic learning loss
Brock Professor of Educational Studies Louis Volante has contributed his education policy expertise to a new open access book addressing ... Full story -
Brock grad tackles Canada’s Ultimate Challenge to inspire Indigenous youth
Courtney Copoc-Hopkins (BRLS ’14, BEd ’18) wants everyone to dream big. As a competitor in the upcoming season of CBC’s Canada’... Full story -
Brock to host panel discussion on human trafficking awareness
While human trafficking is a global issue of exploitation, it happens closer to home than many Canadians may realize. Brock ... Full story