Brock University will host its annual Open House this Sunday, March 3, opening up the school to more than 3,000 prospective students, and their families and friends. The event runs 12:30 to 4 p.m. and features campus and program-specific tours.
It started with a conundrum and a course project. Now, thanks to two nursing students raising the issue that the Brock campus should be more hospitable to nursing mothers, the University is making it easier for new moms to breastfeed.
This September, Brock will welcome more than 17,000 new and returning students to campus for the beginning of the 2010-11 school year.
The annual Making a Difference Awards celebration, where Lieutenant Governor David Onley was the guest speaker, was the focus of the article “Professors honoured for ‘Making a Difference’” in Niagara This Week on April 1. The article quoted student Matt Israelson, who nominated Sport Management professor Craig Hyatt.
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A Brock University and Niagara College delegation visited Trinidad and Tobago in March to drum up interest in studying in Niagara and strengthen ties between the region and the Caribbean nation.
Kim Meade, Vice-Provost and Associate Vice-President Student Services at Brock, and Sean Kennedy, Vice-President, Student and External Relations at Niagara College, met with politicians and [...]
More than 60 Brock employees volunteered at local not-for-profit agencies during a recent day of service.
31 Brock grad students receive SSHRC scholarships
Goodman graduates cap off spring convocation
Local advocate for seniors honoured at convocation
Grad student recognized for work bettering community
Mother and two children graduate together
Spring Convocation kicks off at Brock
2013 Spring Convocation overview