Articles tagged with: Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies
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In recent media appearances, Brock University experts discussed thought experiments that test the limits of physics, changes to the Ontario ... Full story
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In the News: Data centres, unplugging outdoors, company culture and autoworkers
In recent media appearances, Brock University experts discussed public reaction to data centres being developed in Canada, why more people ... Full story -
Unplugging is the hottest summer trend, says Brock expert
There’s a popular activity making its way onto Canadians’ to-do lists this summer: unplugging outdoors. In a world saturated ... Full story -
Spring field courses offer once-in-a-lifetime learning experiences
Whether it’s exploring the wildness or city streets, Brock students looking to learn out in the field have a ... Full story -
In the News: Accountability in policing, dementia care and Olympic sports
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed systemic biases in policing, dementia risks and caregiving, how sports make it into ... Full story -
In the News: Education worker pay gaps, high-profile trial fallout and innovative mid-sized cities
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed a pay equity dispute involving Toronto education workers, fallout from the trial of ... Full story -
Inclusive recreation advocate aims to shape student-centred learning
For Pei-Chun Hsieh, helping others live better lives through recreation and education is a lifelong passion. The Associate Professor of ... Full story -
Faculty of Applied Health Sciences appoints new Associate Dean
Erin Sharpe has been appointed the Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies and Teaching in the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences, effective ... Full story -
In the News: Tariff talks, social media splinters parent-child connections and Sportsnet’s price hike
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed ongoing trade negotiations between Canada and the U.S., the impact of parental ... Full story -
Camp comes with health benefits — but families are struggling to afford the summer staple
For many children, long sunny days are synonymous with summer camps. Whether they’re pitching tents for overnight stays or ... Full story