Brock grad’s passion for history inspires next generation of learners
Brock graduate Mike Snow (BA '09, MA '10, BEd '11) is harnessing his passion for history and education to encourage ... Full story
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Brock grad student recognized for equity, diversity and inclusion research
Growing up, Brittany Giles watched her Filipino mother encounter racism and heard stories about her father’s Métis grandmother ... Full story -
Brock art exhibition inspired by Canada Games mascot, local wildlife
Many aspects of the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games have inspired projects across Brock University — and the event’s mascot, Shelly, ... Full story -
DSBN students given a taste of University learning
When Isaiah Taylor gets talking about brain function, you can spot a little flicker of excitement in his eyes. In ... Full story -
Goodman helps high school students pitch ideas to local business
For Benny Li and Jordan Crowther, a recent marketing project was about more than getting a good grade, it was ... Full story -
Exhibition highlights self-portraits by high school students
Local high school students will showcase their artistic skills through a new exhibition featured at Rodman Hall Art Centre over ... Full story -
High school students partner with Goodman to help Heartland Forest
A youthful perspective was just what Elisabeth Graham was looking for when she entered a lecture hall packed with high ... Full story -
Goodman helps teens pitch marketing strategies for cherry business
Partnering with a Niagara business was the cherry on top of a fruitful experiential learning exercise for local high school ... Full story -
Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference to make a stop at Brock/DSBN iHub
The Brock/DSBN Educational Research and Innovation Hub (iHub) is no stranger to hosting students, educators, and educational technology companies. ... Full story -
Brock researchers, DSBN, companies launch education hub
They sit in a row, eyes riveted to the screen, bands around their wrists as they furiously type their answers. ... Full story
