Your Brock experience is not just about what you are learning in the classroom, it is about everything you do while you are here! Make the most of your time at Brock by engaging in experiences beyond the classroom.
How Student Life can help you be involved on-campus
Want some help or advice on getting involved? Are you looking to network, connect, lead, build your skills or just talk through an idea you have? Or maybe you just want some information about living off-campus, ExperienceBU and the CWC or finding your way in first year? Come and talk to us in the Student Life Involvement Commons.
Campus Events
There are so many cool events that we do through the year, we don’t even have space to list them all here! That’s why we have our Student Life page on ExperienceBU
Leadership Development
Are you interested in building your skills? Check out our leadership opportunities like Foundations in Leadership or the Student Leadership Network.
ExperienceBU
ExperienceBU is Brock’s online involvement portal and events calendar. Find events to attend, clubs to join and be recognized for your involvement in the Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum path!
Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum
Finding ways to be involved can be overwhelming, we know! So to help you make the most of your experiences beyond the classroom, we have developed the Campus-Wide Co-curriculum (CWC) – a unique guide to help you navigate opportunities that will help you get involved, gain skills and knowledge outside the classroom.
Other Ways to Get Involved at Brock
Getting involved in student government is a great way to meet new people, develop valuable skills, and make a difference on campus.
There are hundreds activities happening on-campus throughout the year –check out a varsity game, take in the arts at Marilyn I Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts, walk with the Brock float in Niagara parades or attend a workshop to enhance you skills. There is so much happening finding activities that interest you is sure to be a breeze!
With over 200 student clubs, department and faculty associations, there is something for everyone. And even if you don’t find something that interests you, start your own club!
You can volunteer on campus, in the community or abroad. Take that next step—get involved! Not only are you going to feel good about making a difference, but your resume is also going to thank you.
Finding part-time work on campus is a great way to gain experience, develop skills for your future career and earn money while you study. Brock offers a variety of student employment opportunities across campus. Explore the resources below to find current opportunities and learn more about working on campus.
CareerZone
Search CareerZone for current Brock University student job postings, as well as off-campus employment, volunteer opportunities and other career resources. CareerZone is a great place to start your job search.
Workday
Search Brock University jobs in Workday for employment opportunities across the University. This includes student positions posted by faculties, academic departments and campus units, as well as some student positions such as Teaching Assistants, Marker/Graders and Research Assistants.
Brock University Students’ Union (BUSU)
Explore BUSU job opportunities in student services, events, food service, marketing, operations and other areas across campus.
Brock Sports & Recreation
Brock Sports & Recreation hires students for a wide range of roles, including aquatics, fitness, intramurals, camps, game day operations, the Welcome Desk and Central Equipment Room.
Dining Services
Explore student employment with Brock Dining Services. Part-time hourly student positions are available at different times throughout the school year.
Housing and Residence Life
Explore Housing Services job opportunities, including opportunities with Residence Life. Students interested in becoming a Residence Don can also learn more about the Residence Life Staff hiring process.
Student Life and Success
Explore Student Life and Success employment opportunities with areas including Student Life and Learning Services. Some positions are hired at specific times of the year, while others, such as tutoring, may recruit throughout the year.
ExperienceBU
Check ExperienceBU for additional student employment and involvement opportunities. Some Brock departments and services promote positions or accept applications through their ExperienceBU organization pages.
Want to be part of the change you want to see on campus? Be an advocate. Advocating is the process of research, promotion, lobbying and direct action to make a change that will better the community as a whole. Being an advocate means standing up for what you believe in, as well as what is best for your community, and lobbying for that belief to become reality.
Sports fanatic? Need to blow off some steam? De-stress a little? Get in the Zone. Join a fitness class or try a personal trainer. Give intramurals a try or check out a varsity game. Get out there and get energized!
Brock University offers a variety of Experiential Learning Opportunities for student employment and career preparation, on and off campus. Experiential learning at Brock incorporates both alternatives that are integral to students’ academic programs, and alternatives that are optional, non-credit services for students.
Residence isn’t just bricks and mortar. Residence at Brock is a warm and inviting atmosphere and it’s the people that make it the best place to live. Whether as a Residence Life staff member, a member of the Residence Action Council, or helping residence students at the service desk, there are lots of opportunities to support Residence life.
Whatever your interests, there are SO many ways you can be involved – discover your passions, build your skills, meet new people, and make a difference. It does not matter how you are involved, it only matters that you are!