CRC Spotlight: Brock researcher identifies barriers to young people’s well-being
The federal government’s Canada Research Chairs program invests up to $311 million per year to attract and retain some of ... Full story
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Provincial award supports Brock researcher’s look at health inequities in schools
Ontario school boards are required to have a plan that ensures all students receive an equitable, inclusive education, but schools ... Full story -
Brock gains Canada Research Chair in Child Health Equity and Inclusion
Karen Patte, well known for her long-running national research on youth health, is Brock University’s newest Canada Research Chair (... Full story -
Brock expert calls for later high school start times in support of youth sleep
Delaying the time when high schools start classes in the morning by as little as 10 minutes can have a positive ... Full story -
Karen Patte earns Early Career Research honour
There’s one fact central to all of Karen Patte’s research: what happens in childhood and adolescence can shape ... Full story -
Applied Health Sciences profs lauded for research excellence
Two researchers — one studying youth mental health and another focusing on the development and organization of sport — are being recognized ... Full story -
Public webinar series to explore youth engagement in research
‘Nothing about us without us’ is a concept Karen Patte and her team follow to ensure youth are active in ... Full story -
Brock students using social media to share results of youth mental research
Students Salony Sharma and Egan Henderson (BSc ’21) are doing something that’s becoming increasingly vital in research: putting findings into ... Full story -
Brock-led team awarded $294,000 by SickKids, CIHR to study impact of COVID on youth mental health
Adolescence is a period of substantial psychological and social development that often sets the stage for the rest of a ... Full story -
Brock-led research shows impact of school start times on teens’ sleep
Delaying high school start times by as little as 10 minutes can increase adolescents’ length of sleep by almost 25 minutes, says ... Full story
