Articles tagged with: Department of Digital Humanities
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As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform work, Brock University experts are weighing in on AI’s impact on human ... Full story
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Research into police oversight agencies part of Brock’s $7M in SSHRC grants
One of the most common crimes civilian police oversight agencies investigate is sexual assault committed by police officers — a “profoundly ... Full story -
In the News: Men’s icy reception in Pilates studios, re-examining exams and tips for cider producers
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed gender and exercise, the future of examinations in high school, lab techniques for ... Full story -
Spotting fakes and facts: Why digital literacy is critical for children
Generations Z and Alpha may have spent their entire lives surrounded by screens — and the deluge of content constantly streaming ... Full story -
The people have spoken: GAME students return as crowd favourites from video game showcase
Not only do they have the skills, but Brock’s aspiring video game designers also have the fan base. The ... Full story -
Industry guidance helps game design students strive for greatness
If a recent industry event was any indication, this won't be the last transmission heard from Brock's Digital Humanities students. ... Full story -
Research into Indigenous discrimination among student, postdoc projects awarded $2M
The federal government has awarded more than $2 million in Canadian Graduate Scholarships (CGS) and Doctoral and Postdoctoral Fellowships to 32 Brock ... Full story -
Humanities reimagines public lecture series
More than a decade ago, Brock Humanities scholars set out to share their knowledge with the local community through a ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: High-profile strikes in Canada, Port Robinson history and cybersecurity trends
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discuss Canada's growing labour movement, the history of the Port Robinson bridge collapse, cybersecurity ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Walking backwards for better health, youth employment experiences and the attempted assassination of Donald Trump
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the health benefits of walking backwards, how young people perceive their early work ... Full story