Women’s mentorship program launching winter cohort
Applications are now open for the next cohort of the Deborah Rosati Women in Leadership Mentorship Program, part of Brock ... Full story
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Women in Leadership to look at both sides of mentorship
Caroline Hummell’s passion for mentorship began on the basketball court. As an Applied Health Sciences PhD student, she now ... Full story -
Women’s mentorship program invites participants for new year
A successful Brock women’s mentorship program is welcoming a new group of leaders and rising stars to join forces ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Convocation honours, mosquitoes, cold water and esports
In recent media appearances, Brock’s honorary doctorate recipients discussed their thoughts on receiving the degrees; President Lesley Rigg spoke ... Full story -
GALLERY: Honorary degree recipients reflect on importance of representation
Representation matters. It’s a key lesson that both Jenn Harper and Deborah Rosati (BAdmin ’84) have learned on their paths ... Full story -
Hockey executive, Indigenous entrepreneur and corporate governance champion to be honoured at Brock’s Convocation
Three impactful leaders who’ve made their mark in their respective fields will be recognized for their contributions during Brock ... Full story -
Brock alumna advancing mentorship opportunities for future women leaders
Over the past four decades, while gaining life and business experience as a woman in leadership, Brock alumna Deborah Rosati (... Full story -
Webinar to offer guidance for getting on corporate boards
Getting a seat on a corporate board can be incredibly difficult and take quite a bit of practice to master. ... Full story -
Brock alumni, board member named on list of Canada’s Most Powerful Women
Three women with close ties to Brock University will be celebrated this week after being named to the 2021 Canada’s ... Full story -
Scholarship turns new grad into full-time entrepreneur
Most students aim to have a job lined up when they graduate, but Miriam Zine (BRLS ’19) took a chance and ... Full story
