Social Sciences staff member celebrated for building student, community connections
Amanda Smits (MEd ’17) has a knack for spotting potential links that could benefit students, researchers and community partners. And she ... Full story
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Brock launches Canada’s first PhD in Sustainability Science
Brock University’s Environmental Sustainability Research Centre (ESRC) has launched a PhD in Sustainability Science, the first program of its ... Full story -
Social Sciences Dean leading by example with creation of new student award
In her nearly 27 years of working at Brock University, Faculty of Social Sciences Dean Ingrid Makus has found many ways ... Full story -
Women in Leadership session to discuss conference calls to action
Brock University’s Women in Leadership (WIL) group wants to continue conversations on campus that began at a national conference ... Full story -
Social Sciences faculty members recognized for outstanding contributions
Associate Professor Hannah Dyer in the Department of Child and Youth Studies (CHYS) is the recipient of this year's Faculty ... Full story -
Building community key for Spirit of Brock award winners
During their time at Brock, Hope Tuff-Berg (BA ’21) and Madeline Pontone (BA ’18, MA ’21) put forth extensive efforts to improve the ... Full story -
PhD program in Child and Youth Studies celebrates first graduates
Canada’s first PhDs in Child and Youth Studies (CHYS) officially received their degrees from Brock University on June 18. Prarthana ... Full story -
Dean of Social Sciences recognized with national leadership award
Ingrid Makus, Dean of Brock's Faculty of Social Sciences, was honoured last week with the Angela Hildyard Recognition Award for ... Full story -
Business Breathers to explore women in leadership during times of crisis
Understanding the implications of gender, power and politics on leadership during times of crisis is the focus of a free ... Full story -
Researchers share fruits of Faculty-funded COVID-19 projects
Back in the spring of 2020, as researchers and graduate students had to shutter labs, cancel in-person data collection and reimagine ... Full story
