These Brock University services can offer you assistance with legal advice, an ombudsperson, access to your school-based health insurance, advocacy programs, sexual health planning, and much more.
A safe space on campus for Indigenous-identifying students that provide support and resources to enhance their academic success and cultural identity at Brock.
This resource for undergraduate students can provide legal advice, Ombusdperson services, information about the Undergraduate health & dental plan, and more.
Brock’s Faith and Life Centre provides both religious and secular opportunities for friendships, education, counseling, critical thinking about religion, and personal growth.
The BUSU Food First program is a service aimed to address the growing issues of food and health insecurity among Canadian post-secondary students. The program provides support to students in need with a local grocery store gift card.
This resource provides information for graduate students about the Graduate health & dental plan, financial advice and services, international student services, and more.
Their goal is to support and foster independence in students with accessibility needs; advocate for accessibility for students; and provide resources and education opportunities for staff and faculty to ensure a welcoming environment for all.
A safe space on campus for students to convene, offers confidential and non-judgmental support, advocacy, and referrals to students experiencing any form of discrimination, prejudice, harassment, or sexual violence.
- Follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram: @BrockSJC
- Email: mmudge@brocku.ca
- Space and office: Thistle 252 A, B, & C
The department at Brock that oversees accessibility, physical, mental, and sexual health services for students on and off-campus.
A space where students can drop in to chat with a Peer Health Educator about ways to improve their overall health and wellness. They also have free and confidential STI testing, and sexual health information and resources.