Scientifically Yours engages high school students in STEM
High-tech ice cream, robot races and blood type analysis were among the more than two dozen activities young scientists explored ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
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IN THE NEWS: Celebrities in sports, missile defence, mental health and Indigenous advocacy
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed celebrities’ efforts to purchase sports franchises, the capabilities of missile defence systems, the ... Full story -
OPINION: Trussell and Ritondo discuss mothers’ participation in sport
This article written by Dawn Trussell, Associate Professor of Sport Management at Brock University, and Talia Ritondo, Human Kinetics PhD ... Full story -
NHL playoff teams brimming with Brock alumni
Thomas Fenn (BA ’18) has made his way from Bob Davis Gymnasium to Scotiabank Arena — and he’s not alone. It ... Full story -
OPINION: Taylor McKee discusses Canadian hockey allegiances and national identity
This article written by Taylor McKee, Assistant Professor of Sport Management at Brock University, was originally published in The Conversation. ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Sports gambling, a national teaching award, health-care biases and a seed library
In recent media appearances Brock experts discussed a proposed change to gambling advertisements, a national award for teaching excellence, research ... Full story -
Deborah O’Leary appointed Acting AVP, Research
Deborah O’Leary has been appointed Acting Associate Vice-President, Research, and will serve in the role from July through December. ... Full story -
Brock-led team seeking South Asian participants for colon cancer screening research
Although regular screening for colon cancer is highly recommended for adults 50 years and older, a Brock nursing expert says screening ... Full story -
Thesis defences — May 1 to May 5
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place from Monday, May 1 to Friday, May 5. PhD in Chemistry thesis ... Full story -
Brock awarded NFRF funding for research on youth and social media, and biases in health care
Renata Dividino and her colleagues are concerned about how social media algorithmic bias is shaping young people’s engagements with ... Full story
