On August 26, Camila Mugan successfully defended her thesis titled Silence as Voice: Silence, the Body and the Decoloniality of Quiet in Raduan Nassar and Sara Gallardo’s novels of the country.
Congratulations to Camila!
Thursday, August 28, 2025 | By cdaigle
On August 26, Camila Mugan successfully defended her thesis titled Silence as Voice: Silence, the Body and the Decoloniality of Quiet in Raduan Nassar and Sara Gallardo’s novels of the country.
Congratulations to Camila!
Wednesday, April 09, 2025 | By hmoralesnewman

The 2025-2026 Ontario Graduate Scholarships (OGS) is a prestigious award given to a Graduate student, it recognizes exceptional academic achievements and research potential in their graduate studies. OGS is a program that builds and fosters scholars that will make significant contributions to their field of studies. This year HUMA is proud to announce that Long Hoang Vu is one of the recipients honored with this award.
As a graduate PhD student at Brock University, Long has demonstrated a strong commitment to research and academic endeavors. Receiving this award is a true testament of the dedication Long has for his field of study. Congratulations goes out to Long on this outstanding achievement and we look forward to seeing your continued success!
Friday, October 25, 2024 | By lbetts
It was a proud moment for us to watch Dr. Josh Manitowabi cross the stage to accept his Doctorate in Philosophy!
This is the latest in a string of accomplishments by Dr. Manitowabi, who is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Brock.
Congratulations, Dr. Manitowabi!

Associate Dean and VP Research Humanities, Dr. Elizabeth Vlossak, Dr. Lissa Paul, Dr. Joshua Manitowabi, and Dr. Danny Samson
Monday, June 06, 2022 | By bnagy
Congratulations to Andrew McEwan on the successful defence of his doctoral dissertation! Terrific work. HUMA program faculty and staff are all delighted.
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