Supports available as instructors transition to Brightspace learning management system
The ongoing rollout of Brock’s learning management system is continuing to welcome new users this winter.
On April 6, the ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
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Faculty information sessions being held for prospective graduate students
Students interested in pursing graduate studies at Brock are invited to attend one of several upcoming Faculty information sessions starting ... Full story -
Brock University receives post-doc Banting and student Vanier awards
The teen years are a time when being accepted by peers is very important, which may result in more risk-taking ... Full story -
Graduate research projects awarded $680,000 in federal funding
A group of 17 Brock graduate researchers have received $680,000 in federal funding through competitions organized by the Social Sciences and Humanities ... Full story -
Brock faculty awarded $385,000 for early research
Defining and collecting data is seldom, if ever, a neutral, apolitical exercise, as many Indigenous sport organizations have experienced. Surveys, ... Full story -
Applied Health Sciences event explores ways to contribute to campus decolonization
Members of the Brock community came together last month to explore what it means to decolonize the University’s campus ... Full story -
Namibia field course the focus of upcoming info sessions
Brock students interested in a unique field experience this spring are invited to attend one of two online information sessions ... Full story -
35 Brock researchers make global list of top scientists
Nearly three dozen Brock University researchers appear on Stanford University’s recently updated list of the world’s top two ... Full story -
Mitacs funding opportunities topic of next Building Better Research webinar
Brock University students, recent graduates and post-doctoral fellows are eligible for a variety of programs offered through Mitacs that support ... Full story -
Brock research exploring therapy to improve hand function in MS patients
Can a humble-looking robot that resembles a joystick increase hand function and strength in people living with multiple sclerosis (MS)? ... Full story
