Articles tagged with: Shannon Kerwin
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How do you know if you’re ready to be a mentor? For Shannon Kerwin, Associate Professor of Sport Management, ... Full story
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KERWIN: Let’s rebuild sporting structure so that love for the game can flourish
Shannon Kerwin, Associate Professor of Sport Management at Brock University, wrote a piece recently published by Sports Business Journal where ... Full story -
Sport Management prof awarded Chancellor’s Chair for Research Excellence
Dawn Trussell’s research is about making sports a level playing field. The Associate Professor of Sport Management studies sport ... Full story -
KERWIN: Ways women can shatter sexist policy we once supported
Shannon Kerwin, Associate Professor of Sport Management at Brock University, has a piece recently published in Sports Business Journal about ... Full story -
Brock students aiming to help safely bring Hamilton Ticats fans back to the stands
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will be getting strategic advice from Brock University’s Sport Management (SPMA) students to help bring football ... Full story -
Key roles awarded to Brock researchers in National Gender+ Equity in Sport Research Hub
The Government of Canada has set a target to achieve gender equity in sport at every level by 2035. Working to ... Full story -
CPI hosts Teaching Excellence project presentations
The Centre for Pedagogical Innovation (CPI) is hosting five Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) project presentations from Brock’s ... Full story -
Brock in the News — January 21-27
How old is Niagara’s population? Brock researchers unveil findings A team of Brock University researchers investigates Niagara’s youth ... Full story -
Brock research finds children influence parents’ sport fandom
When it comes to sports team loyalties, families come second according to research from Brock University. Sport Management professors Craig ... Full story -
Prof integrating meditation into the classroom
Health Sciences Assistant Professor Paula Gardner didn’t set out to incorporate mindfulness into her teaching practices. Rather, she stumbled ... Full story