Here\u2019s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently.<\/p>\n
Why China is trying to bully Canada (and not the U.S.) into releasing Huawei CFO:<\/strong> Associate Professor of Political Science Charles Burton spoke with numerous media outlets, including Global News<\/a>, Metro Morning<\/a>, CBC’s Power in Politics, WABC New York and CTV Your Morning, about Canada\u2019s recent arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzho, as well as the subsequent arrest of two Canadians in China.<\/p>\n Can nap pods prevent tired geeks from burning out?:<\/strong> Sleep research from Psychology Professor Kimberly Cote was included in a PC Magazine article<\/a> that profiled a UK business offering mini sleep rooms for Londoners who wished to take a 30- or 60-minute nap during the day.<\/p>\n What\u2019s in a wine label?:<\/strong> A CHCH story<\/a>\u00a0about wine purchasing trends during the holidays featured comments from Associate Professor of Marketing Antonia Mantanakis, who said that consumers would believe a wine was superior if it had a picture on the bottle or difficult-to-pronounce name.<\/p>\n Grant to help Brock expand on-campus student counselling:<\/strong> A St. Catharines Standard article<\/a> discussed a $136,000 grant that will help the University to expand on-campus counselling for students during busier periods in the semester.<\/p>\n