Brock Sport Management student named GM of Canadian basketball franchise
Mel Kobe is wrapping up her end-of-term assignments and embracing the December exam season like many other Brock University students.
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Brock experts question value of Olympic boycott
Canada has joined the growing list of countries taking part in a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing ... Full story -
Summoning the courage to be a mentor topic of next Women in Leadership
How do you know if you’re ready to be a mentor? For Shannon Kerwin, Associate Professor of Sport Management, ... Full story -
FAHS launches new Diversity and Inclusion Award
A new Faculty of Applied Health Sciences (FAHS) fundraising initiative is aiming to increase representation of and support for Black, ... Full story -
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 -
Applied Health Sciences using AIF to further support students
NOTE: This is one in a series of stories highlighting projects supported by Brock’s Academic Initiatives Fund (AIF), which ... 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 -
Paralympics offer athletic excellence worth watching: Brock profs
There are plenty of good reasons to fight off Olympic fatigue and tune in to watch the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games ... Full story -
BRADISH and BURTON: Fewer viewers, nervous sponsors: The Olympics must rethink efforts to stay relevant
Nicholas Burton, Assistant Professor of Sport Management at Brock University, and Cheri Bradish, Professor of Sport Business at Ryerson University, ... Full story -
Framing Tokyo 2020 as gender-equal misleading, says Brock researcher
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) continues to promote Tokyo 2020 as the most gender-equal Games ever. But Brock University Sport Management ... Full story
