Here\u2019s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently.<\/p>\n
People with COVID-19 often lie about symptoms, Brock University research finds: <\/strong>A research project around truth-telling for those with COVID-19 which was co-authored by PhD student Alison O\u2019Connor and Associate Professor of Psychology Angela Evans was written about in the St. Catharines Standard<\/a><\/em>, 610 CKTB<\/a>, Niagara at Large<\/a><\/em> and in an upcoming CBC article.<\/p>\n Using Hamilton’s parking app could send your personal data into the U.S.: <\/strong>Assistant Professor of Communications, Pop Culture and Film Karen Louise Smith was interviewed by CBC Hamilton for an article<\/a><\/em> about the controversy around the privacy policy in the City of Hamilton\u2019s parking app.<\/p>\n A well-educated work force is key to the recovery: <\/strong>Brock University President and Vice-Chancellor Gervan Fearon had an opinion piece published in\u00a0The Globe and Mail<\/em><\/a> highlighting the necessity of a well-educated workforce in Canada to recover from the social and economic effects of COVID-19.<\/p>\n