Here\u2019s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently.<\/p>\n
‘Archaic’ government rules restricting Indigenous communities’ control over elections: study:<\/strong> Brock University Associate Professor of Political Science Nicole Goodman and McMaster University Associate Professor of Indigenous Studies Chelsea Gabel spoke to CBC<\/a> and Windspeaker<\/a> about research they conducted that explored the potential impact online voting could have on Indigenous communities.<\/p>\n Virtual <\/b>exhibition<\/b><\/span> showcases students\u2019 responses to the pandemic:<\/b> Visual Arts Gallery Assistant Sarah Martin (BA \u201919) spoke to YourTV Niagara<\/a> about a new exhibition of Brock student art, which she curated, that has been made available to the public virtually.<\/p>\n Adults make snap judgments based on kids’ facial cues:<\/strong> Research from Psychology master\u2019s student Sophia Thierry, which examined adults\u2019 split-second perceptions of children\u2019s faces, was included in an article from Moms.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n The strike-breakers\u2019 playbook: <\/strong>Professor of Labour Studies Larry Savage was quoted in a Briarpatch<\/a> article where he discussed the use of surveillance as a tactic by management within organizations to intimidate workers during strikes, lockouts and union certification campaigns.<\/p>\n