Three graduate students win 2014 President’s Surgite Awards
Three members of Brock's Graduate Students' Association executive team have been awarded 2014 President's Surgite Awards.
GSA president Jory Korobanik and ... Full story
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Grad students come together for curling
Brock's Graduate Students' Association recently held a Curling Night at the St. Catharines Curling Club. Michael Ou, the GSA's vice-president ... Full story -
Brock grad student relishes new role as VP International
Michael Ou had just started in his job as Vice President International for the Graduate Students' Association (GSA) in January ... Full story -
Brock University part of online scavenger hunt to promote research
Think you're a good detective? Now's the time to brush up on your clue-hunting skills! Every weekday during February, Research ... Full story -
Grad students contemplate most beautiful science experiments and literature
Brock graduate students Jory Korobanik and Julia Polyck-O'Neill would agree with Plato - beauty lies in the eyes of the ... Full story -
Grad students make community outreach a priority
Leslie Nash knew that planning a semi-formal gala for graduate students as a community fundraiser to benefit Wellspring Niagara was ... Full story -
Grad students encouraged to take bullying survey
Ontario graduate students are launching a provincewide survey on bullying and harassment on university campuses. The survey, Not in the ... Full story -
Research Matters to be livestreamed at Alphie’s
Graduate students Julia Polyck-O'Neill and Jory Korobanik come from two different research and academic worlds. Polyck-O'Neill is an interdisciplinary humanities ... Full story -
GSA hosts semi-formal to benefit Wellspring Niagara
It's time to polish up those dancing shoes. The Graduate Students' Association is hosting a semi-formal fundraiser on Friday, Oct. 25 ... Full story -
GSA president doesn’t shy away from challenges
Jory Korobanik is not one to run away from a challenge. Quite the opposite, actually. He reacts like a magnet, ... Full story
