Articles tagged with: Karen Patte
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Karen Patte, well known for her long-running national research on youth health, is Brock University’s newest Canada Research Chair (... Full story
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Brock-led study explores spirituality’s role in children’s mental health
A Brock-led international team’s recent research suggests that spirituality be added to factors that determine children’s mental health. ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Time travel, exploring the archives and school start times
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed time travel, advertising resources in the University archives, school start times, ongoing labour ... Full story -
CIHR funds Brock research on dementia, adolescent risk-taking behaviours
Newman Sze is passionate about nipping dementia in the bud. Using a laboratory method he invented, the Brock University Professor ... Full story -
Public webinar to explore connection between youth movement and mental health
Adolescence is a stressful time full of unique challenges and opportunities for youth and those that live and work with ... Full story -
Walking, biking to school encourages independence in children, says Brock researcher
In what seems like the distant past, many children walked, biked and rode public buses to get to school and ... Full story -
Brock Media Clips for Friday, Sept. 2
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Brock requiring medical masks in instructional ... Full story -
Brock expert calls for later high school start times in support of youth sleep
Delaying the time when high schools start classes in the morning by as little as 10 minutes can have a positive ... Full story -
Karen Patte earns Early Career Research honour
There’s one fact central to all of Karen Patte’s research: what happens in childhood and adolescence can shape ... Full story -
Applied Health Sciences profs lauded for research excellence
Two researchers — one studying youth mental health and another focusing on the development and organization of sport — are being recognized ... Full story