Eight employees set to retire as 2018 draws to a close
Beulah Alexander’s Brock University employment story is unconventional.
The graduate administrative assistant for the Faculty of Mathematics and Science ... Full story
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Nursing students to offer mental health help
A new student-run initiative is set to offer additional support for mental wellness on campus. Starting Monday, Sept. 17, fourth-year Nursing ... Full story -
Brock nursing students experience birth
The nursing lab at Brock University was a flurry of activity on a recent Monday afternoon as 32-year-old Lindsey Simm ... Full story -
Grad student grateful for research skills she learned at Brock
Applied Health Sciences graduate student Dinara Salaeva came to Brock University from Moscow, Russia and found the perfect master's supervisor ... Full story -
New research examining healthcare issues for minority language communities
A new research study by Brock University nursing students is looking for French-speaking students to volunteer their time. The Health ... Full story -
Brock Department of Nursing recognized
Brock's Nursing Department in Applied Health Sciences was recently awarded a new 7-year term from CASN. (Canadian Association of Schools ... Full story -
Nursing prof receives grant to study father involvement in child development
Breadwinner. Authority figure. Affectionate at times, perhaps, but in a remote sort of way. Playful, loving, cooing, willing and able ... Full story -
Publications – May 2 (Applied Health Sciences)
McCleary, Lynn, & Julie Blain (2013). Cultural values and family caregiving for persons with dementia. Indian Journal of Gerontology, 27, 178-201. Full story -
Nursing at Brock receives top marks with accreditation
The Department of Nursing at Brock has received a seven-year accreditation from the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) ... Full story -
Brock student earns top spot in provincial accessibility challenge
Brock Nursing student Hilary Tyler is helping to make our world more accessible for people with disabilities. She was recently ... Full story
