RESEARCH RETROSPECTIVE: A focus on children’s well-being
This article is part of a monthly series celebrating research breakthroughs and successes at Brock University over the past 60 years. ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Teena Willoughby
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Teen development at the core of Distinguished Professor’s research
Brock University’s Distinguished Professor designation is a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding achievement in each recipient’s academic discipline. This ... Full story -
Exceptional faculty achievement celebrated with new Distinguished Professor designation
Ten Brock University faculty members have been awarded the new honorary title of Distinguished Professor, a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding ... Full story -
Brock University receives post-doc Banting and student Vanier awards
The teen years are a time when being accepted by peers is very important, which may result in more risk-taking ... Full story -
Indigenous Research Grant projects to explore critical issues
Affordable housing, impacts of climate change, decolonizing experiential education and boosting health-care delivery will be the focus of projects supported ... Full story -
Brock mourns the loss of retired professor
The Brock community is saddened by the recent passing of Associate Professor Nancy Johnston, who retired from the Department of ... Full story -
Niagara youth asked to share insights through Brock research committee
Brock University is looking for Niagara youth to voice their opinions and share their experiences in order to impact research. ... Full story -
Brock part of national research team setting up EEG data-sharing system
Brock University is at the forefront of a movement getting a major boost to make neuroscience more open and accessible ... Full story -
Brock recruiting Niagara parents to sit on innovative research committee
Brock University’s Lifespan Development Research Institute is searching for local parents to help with upcoming research initiatives. The Lifespan ... Full story -
Brock researchers find no evidence social media use predicts future depression
Worries that teens and adolescents who use social media are at a greater risk of developing symptoms of depression later ... Full story
