Articles tagged with: Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies
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The extension of Ontario’s stay-at-home order until at least June 2 raises questions about if and how outdoor activities can ... Full story
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Brock researchers receive grants from SSHRC’s COVID-19 Special Initiative program
Brock University research on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic is again in the spotlight with the awarding of two ... Full story -
Webinar explores youth sports and recreation programming during pandemic
An upcoming Centre for Sport Capacity webinar will examine the programming decisions and adjustments made by youth sport and recreation ... Full story -
Brock researchers to present at Ontario Trails Council webinar
Representatives from Brock University’s Environmental Sustainability Research Centre (ESRC) and the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences will present at ... Full story -
Grad’s commitment to community, excellence recognized at Homecoming
During his time as a Recreation and Leisure Studies student, James Symons couldn’t ignore a major gap he noticed ... Full story -
Brock master’s student earns international sporting award
An Outdoor Recreation master's student from Brock University has received international recognition for her work in the water sport community ... Full story -
Brock team analyzes park and trail access challenges during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a significant increase in outdoor activities. Demand for outdoor recreation such as hiking, cycling ... Full story -
Brock study shows dramatic impact of COVID-19 on active Canadians
A significant reduction in outdoor activity due to COVID-19 may be having a harmful effect on mental health, according to ... Full story -
Niagara Community Observatory releases research brief on Ontario’s Mood Walks program
Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) has released a research brief about Mood Walks, an Ontario hiking program designed ... Full story -
Brock graduate leads COVID-19 response planning for Town of Caledon
Brock University graduate Heather Savage (BRLS ‘99) is no stranger to leadership roles. But for Savage, who serves as the manager ... Full story