Articles from:April 2014

  • 2014 Spring Perspectives on Teaching & Learning: Supporting a Culture of Academic Integrity at Brock University

    Join us for a half day conference where you will learn about academic integrity issues and challenges, Brock’s AI policy and procedures as well as various teaching and learning strategies for supporting both faculty and students.

    We will also honour the recipient of the 2014 Clarke Thomson Award for Excellence in Sessional Teaching.

    Questions?  Contact CPI at [email protected] or X3933

     

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  • Brock Students & Carousel Players Share Their Love of Theatre With Special Gift

    Students of the Department of Dramatic Arts showed their support for Carousel Players with a $600 donation this month. All of the box office proceeds from their Brock Connections production of Star-Crossed: A Musical Shakespeare from March 28-29, 2014 were donated to Carousel Players, Niagara’s theatre for young audience company. Directors of the one-act parody of Romeo & Juliet, Megan Dene & Nick Leno added "Please continue to inspire young people and their families to pursue and be involved in the arts."

    "We were deeply touched by this unexpected gift that showed the true passion for the arts of these 23 students, "said Jane Gardner, General Manager of Carousel Players. "We used the funds to give the gift of theatre to St. Christopher Catholic School who received a free performance of Carousel’s Dib and Dob and the Journey Home at their school. Paul Lukacs, a teacher at St. Christopher told us of the wonderful theatre experiences the children aged 4 and up had at his school that day. For many children it was their first theatre experience."

    (from the Carousel Players website)

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  • CLAS/INTC is an evening course this Spring 2014. Register Now!

    CLAS/INTC 2P34 – CIties and Sanctuaries of the Ancient World

    There is still time to register for CLAS/INTC 2P34.

    Course Description – Surveys the cities of the ancient Near East, Egypt, and the Greek and Roman worlds from an archaeological perspective, and in their cultural and historical contexts.

    The lecture is on Mondays (M) and Wednesdays (W) 1900-2100 (AS217) and has three seminar options as follows:

    SEM 1 M W 1800-1900

    SEM 2 M W 1800-1900

    SEM 3 M W 2100-2200

    For more information and to register for this Spring course starting in June 2014.

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