At Brock University, we strive to make a difference. Our research and scholarship addresses real-world challenges; in the process, we come up with knowledge and insights that may be helpful to society. In this series, our researchers and scholars share what they’ve learned through their work.
Featured researcher
Ana Sanchez
Professor, Health Sciences
Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
Ana Sanchez’s work focuses on conducting primary field and laboratory research on neglected parasitic diseases such as soil-transmitted helminths and tapeworm parasites of humans and pigs, mostly in Honduras. Additionally, she is interested in tackling bigger issues around capacity building and increasing research proficiencies in developing countries. The synergies deriving from these two lines of work have led to her involvement with national and international organizations assisting in the prioritization of research and the developing of research systems.
researcher video archive
Elizabeth Shulman
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Faculty of Social Sciences
Louis Volante
Professor, Educational Studies
Faculty of Education
Gary Libben
Professor, Applied Linguistics
Faculty of Social Sciences
Patrick Reid
Assistant Professor, Sport Management
Faculty of Applied Health Sciences
Simon Black
Assistant Professor, Labour Studies
Faculty of Social Sciences
Danielle Sirianni-Molnar
Associate Professor, Child and Youth Studies
Faculty of Social Sciences
Christopher Fullerton
Associate Professor, Geography and Tourism Studies
Faculty of Social Sciences
Miriam Richards
Professor, Biological Sciences
Faculty of Mathematics and Science
Elizabeth Greene
Associate Professor, Classics
Faculty of Humanities
Kimberly Cote
Professor, Psychology
Faculty of Social Sciences
Gary Pickering
Professor, Biological Sciences and Psychology
Faculty of Mathematics and Science