OPINION: Jason Hawreliak discusses why movies based on video games often flop
This piece written by Jason Hawreliak, Associate Professor of Game Studies at Brock University, originally appeared in The Conversation.
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Federal funding supports Brock infrastructure in mobility, insect and health research
Greater insights into ways the spine and upper body move. A better understanding of how mosquitos transmit viruses. More details ... Full story -
Workshop and discussion to focus on Indigenous representation in video games
Members of the Brock community and local high school students are invited to take part in a workshop and roundtable ... Full story -
Digital humanities at Brock levels up with new name
The Centre for Digital Humanities has levelled up to become one of Brock’s newest departments. The name change to ... Full story -
Brock launches Canada’s first Master of Arts in Game Studies
Applications are now open for Brock University’s new Master of Arts (MA) in Game Studies — the first program of ... Full story -
Events aim to create an environment of healthy masculinity both on and offline
Brock’s Human Rights and Equity team (HRE) is tackling the topic of gender-based violence and healthy masculinity through a ... Full story -
First cohort graduates from Brock-Niagara College GAME program
Brock University’s first cohort of GAME students did one last ‘first’ together last week: graduate. Thirty-two students have graduated ... Full story -
HAWRELIAK, DAVIAU and LANGILLE: Playing video games can ease loneliness during the coronavirus pandemic
Jason Hawreliak, Associate Professor of Game Studies at Brock University, Charles Daviau, Master Lecturer of Economics and Labour Relations at ... Full story -
Professors in Brock’s Centre for Digital Humanities weigh in on top tech trends of the decade
In the world of technology, a lot can change in 10 years. A decade ago, Instagram, Fortnite and virtual reality leader ... Full story -
Humanities champions honoured at spring symposium
It’s not uncommon to find Jason Hawreliak going above and beyond for his department, Faculty and the University. His ... Full story
