A message from Brock President Lynn Wells about Mental Health Week
In recognition of Mental Health Week, Interim President Lynn Wells is reminding Brock University students and employees of the importance ... Full story
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Free Mental Health Week events available to Brock employees
In recognition of Mental Health Week, Brock University is hosting a series of free events for employees next week. Staff, ... Full story -
KN95 masks available to Brock community members
As part of ongoing efforts to keep Brock University’s campus community safe, KN95 masks will be available to faculty, ... Full story -
What’s open and closed for the Easter holiday weekend
Brock University’s administrative offices will be closed for the Easter holiday weekend from Friday, April 15 to Sunday, April 17. However, ... Full story -
Scavenger hunt to help students access resources, supports before exams
With exams just around the corner, an end-of-term activity is guiding Brock students to helpful resources and supports on campus. ... Full story -
Wellness Week to focus on student physical, mental health
A series of virtual and in-person events next week will encourage students to reflect on their physical and mental well-being. ... Full story -
What’s open and closed for Family Day, Reading Week
Brock University’s administrative offices will be closed Monday, Feb. 21 for Family Day and Tuesday, Feb. 22 for the Brock President’... Full story -
Brock joins Bell Let’s Talk conversation with week of mental health events, resources
Brock University is joining organizations across Canada in recognizing Bell Let’s Talk Day on Wednesday, Jan. 26 with a week ... Full story -
Mental health and wellness supports available
As Brock University’s holiday closure approaches, students, staff and faculty members are reminded of several mental health and wellness ... Full story -
Wellness Week to help address rising mental health challenges
When students are in need of mental health supports, Brock University is here to help. It’s not uncommon for ... Full story
