Brock Centre for Sport Capacity launches free e-learning resources for secondary teachers
The Centre for Sport Capacity (CSC) has partnered with Brock students to create two new e-learning resources for teachers that ... Full story
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Supporting Neurodiversity through Adaptive Programming launches SNAPsacks
After keeping participants active and in routine with online home workouts over the summer, Brock University’s Supporting Neurodiversity through ... Full story -
Brock students create COVID-19 prevention colouring book
Inspired by Public Health courses at Brock University, Medical Sciences student Azaan Adnan and Biomedical Sciences student Alvin Jaimon have ... Full story -
Brock students launch organization to tackle inequality in sports
Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, fourth-year Sport Management (SPMA) students John (JJ) Gobin and Jacob Klein Goldenberg founded ... Full story -
Kinesiology professors honoured for teaching and research excellence
From a young age, Department of Kinesiology Professor Ken Lodewyk knew he wanted a career as a health and physical ... Full story -
Spirit of Brock recipients make strides to improve health
A single mom of four children and a young leader in the Muslim community are among the students awarded this ... Full story -
Brock students discover the power of sport through global experiences
After his first couple of years in Brock University's Sport Management program, Owen Duke knew he wanted to make his ... Full story -
Pain in the game: Participants sought for Brock study on gaming-related injuries
The popularity of esports is on the rise, with professional gamers sometimes practicing for 12 hours per day or more and ... Full story -
Sport Management students launch initiative for inclusion in sport
Sport is often seen as a vehicle for inclusion in bringing diverse groups together, but in some instances, it can ... Full story -
Supporting Neurodiversity through Adaptive Programming provides online activities
For the first summer in 17 years, 22-year-old Carter Smith won't be able to participate in Brock University's Supporting Neurodiversity through ... Full story
