Brock University English Students’ Association presents a new undergraduate journal ‘The Sett’.
You can read the publication here
Congratulations ESA students on the publication on Volume 1 of The Sett!
Thursday, June 19, 2025 | By Melissa Vanatte
Brock University English Students’ Association presents a new undergraduate journal ‘The Sett’.
You can read the publication here
Congratulations ESA students on the publication on Volume 1 of The Sett!
Monday, June 16, 2025 | By Melissa Vanatte
Congratulations to Jessie Hendriks who was awarded the Canadian Society for the Study of Higher Education’s (CSSHE) Master’s Thesis Award for “Digital Horizons: Faculty and Student Perspectives on ChatGPT and the future of English Students”.
Read more about Jessie’s project here
Learn more about the CSSHE here
Monday, June 09, 2025 | By Melissa Vanatte
Attention Year 1 Students, below you will find resources for course registration!
How to Register for Courses online tutorials available Mondays at 6 p.m. and Thursdays at 9 a.m. throughout the month of June. These sessions walk students through the process step-by-step and have time for live Q&A after the presentation.
Students are encouraged to register here: https://discover.brocku.ca/campus-events/.
In addition, our Course Registration FAQ (https://discover.brocku.ca/apply/registration/faqs/) has been updated based on training with Departmental Advisors and campus partners. This page will also have a recording of the How to Register for Courses presentation noted above for students who can’t attend/need a refresher.
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