Here\u2019s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently.<\/p>\n
Key takes new role at Brock University:<\/strong> Amos Key, Jr., Brock\u2019s incoming Vice-Provost, Indigenous Engagement, was featured in an article in the Brantford Expositor<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>that\u00a0focused on his time at Brantford’s Woodland Cultural Centre and his new role at Brock. Key begins his time at the University Monday, July 1.<\/p>\n Waiting for The Wave: What can Hamilton do to stave off climate-change flooding?:<\/strong> Articles in the Hamilton Spectator<\/a><\/em> and St. Catharines Standard<\/a><\/em> discussing record water levels on Lake Ontario featured comments from Professor of Biological Sciences Liette Vasseur.<\/p>\n Greta Thunberg: How one teenager became the voice of the planet:<\/strong> Child and Youth Studies Professor Rebecca Raby spoke with Wired<\/a> about youth activism in a piece about Swedish teen Greta Thunberg, who has mobilized millions of young people to demand action on the world’s climate crisis.<\/p>\n Ontario cannabis sales more than doubled after stores started to open:<\/strong> In a Global News<\/a> article, Associate Professor of Operations Research Michael Armstrong\u00a0discussed the appeal of cash transactions for those purchasing marijuana legally in Ontario.<\/p>\n Brock hires Carleton lead assistant Willy Manigat as men\u2019s team head coach:<\/strong> The introduction of Willy Manigat\u00a0as Brock\u2019s new men\u2019s basketball coach was the subject of a St. Catharines Standard<\/em> article<\/a>. Manigat was previously an assistant coach for the Carleton Ravens men\u2019s basketball team.<\/p>\n