Here\u2019s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently.<\/p>\n
The dispute between Ontario’s government and education workers, explained: <\/strong>Assistant Professor of Labour Studies Paul Gray was quoted in an article by CBC<\/a> about the ongoing dispute between the provincial government and education workers. Gray also spoke to CBC radio stations across Ontario<\/a> about whether other unions are supporting CUPE’s strike. Associate Professor of Labour Studies Alison Braley-Rattai\u00a0also spoke to CBC radio stations across the province<\/a> on the issue, and was quoted in a Canadian Press article featured on CTV News<\/a>, Global News<\/a>, the National Post<\/a><\/em> and dozens of other media outlets across the country.<\/p>\n How a professor from Hawaii is trying to decolonize the world through music: <\/strong>Associate Professor of Music Rachel Rensink-Hoff spoke with CBC<\/a> about seminars on decolonization in music composition led by Jace Kaholokula Saplan at Brock and local high schools.<\/p>\n Ontario councillors, candidates urge post-election action against ‘nastiness’ on campaign trail: <\/strong>Associate Professor of Political Science Blayne Haggart and Associate Professor of Communication, Popular Culture and Film Karen Louise Smith were quoted in a CBC article<\/a>\u00a0about negative behaviour experienced by election candidates during their campaigns.<\/p>\n Port Colborne’s newest councillor wins election after his name was picked out of a box: <\/strong>Assistant Professor of Political Science Nicole Goodman was spoke with CBC<\/a>\u00a0about an election tie in Port Colborne that was resolved by random draw.<\/p>\n