Aboriginal Students Organization
a)To support and assist students with the transition to campus life.
b) To celebrate cultural diversity and promote awareness of aboriginal culture, and to ultimately create a strong thread in the culture fabric of Brock University.
c)To promote, preserve, and maintain the identity of aboriginal peoples.
d) To promote and to help each other maintain balance based on the medicine wheel teachings.
e)To network with other similar post-secondary institutions and associations.
Lacey Lewis :
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http://www.freewebs.com/brockaso/Active Minds at Brock
Description: Active Minds at Brock University is a chapter of a larger organization, Active Minds Inc. based in Washington, D.C. Active Minds is dedicated to mental health awareness, education and advocacy. It uses peer outreach to increase students' awareness of mental health issues + symptoms of mental illness, provides information about available resources, encourages students to seek help, and acts as a liaison between students and the mental health community. This year's goals for Active Minds at Brock University include: getting people to openly discuss mental health, and to reduce the stigma that surrounds mental disorders.
Lindsay Beharriell:
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Athletes in Action
Athletes in Action at Brock is a community of Christians who are brought together by the common interest of sport, to encourage and challenge each other to have a close relationship with God, glorify Him with their sport and be an ambassador for Christ causing spiritual multiplication in the lives of others.
Daniel Dooley:
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Bauernkrieg Chess Club
Any age, both social and competitive players welcome.
Omar Al Aufy:
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Best Buddies
Best Buddies is an organization dedicated to establishing a volunteer movement by creating one-to-one friendships for people with special needs. Through these friendships it challenges Brock students to break down social barriers and create equality in the community.
Katie McKellar:
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BRIK (Brock Relieving International Kids)
1. Increase awareness of the health challenges faced by children in developing countries.
2. Rise funds in order to be able to purchase medical supplies and in order to be able to provide several health campaigns to children in a developing country (to be determined).
3. Increase volunteer interests and to encourage, empower and influence youth, both locally and globally
Amanda Fazzalari:
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British Culture Appreciation Society
Description: The club is dedicated to sharing and experiencing many aspects of British Culture including but not limited to: television, literature, music and tea... occasionally food.
Keavy Lynch:
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Brock Anime Club
We are a club that routinely meets to view and discuss Japanese animation and related Japanese culture.
Emily Dixon:
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Brock Catholic Newman Club
Brock's Newman club is for students who want to socialize in a Catholic environment and are interested in spiritual growth and community service opportunities. Our meetings are designed to answer questions students have about the teachings and of claims of Jesus and the Roman Catholic Church and provide a safe place for them to live out their faith. If you would like to know more about belonging to the Roman Catholic faith or have questions pertaining to this religious denomination, feel free to come talk to us.
Nicole Studenny:
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Brock Chapter of War Child Canada
War Child Canada is a registered Canadian charity dedicated to providing urgently needed humanitarian assistance to war-affected children around the world. War Child Canada helps generate awareness, support and advocacy for children's rights everywhere. The Brock Chapter of war Child is a newly developed group that enables Brock students to serve as agents of change with the mission of helping war-affected children.
Jonathan Menchella:
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http://www.warchildbrocku.com/Brock Christian Fellowship
Either weekly or bi-weekly we meet as a community to socialize, worship and learn more about who God is! These large group meetings provide us with a forum where we can learn about how God is actively working in each other's lives. It provides a safe environment where we can encourage, support and challenge one another. We also coordinate small groups which give us an opportunity to delve into the Bible, so we can understand its meaning and pursue its relevance to our lives. BCF is a student run club headed by six students called the Serve Team. As a Serve Team, we strive to be a community of support for the rest of BCF and provide direction and hopefully some organization for the different facets of our club.
Megan Jolley:
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http://www.brockcf.com/Brock Club de Francais
The Club de francais is a club that wishes to promote the French language and culture outside of the classroom. The club aims to help Brock Students strengthen their skills while participating in different social and cultural events. Some of these might include French cinema nights and French cuisine. The Club also aims to build connections between Brock Students and of course to have fun in a French atmosphere!
Paige Colley:
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Brock Connections
We are a group dedicated to theatre/drama in education as a teaching tool for the youth in the Niagara Region. Students from Brock present plays of social and critical issues that reflect the community as we use the power of theatre to engage youth in different perspectives of ideas and values. We stress the importance of "character building", values allowing our productions and talk back discussion to generate connections in the audience and the broader community. Our goal through our productions and talk back sessions are to create connections and relationships between our community and unavoidable issues that everyone encounters. Our past shows include: The Laramie Project, and Twilight Los Angeles; 1992 and Bhopal by Rahul Varma. This year our production will be Shatter by Trina Davies.
Lescia Poppe:
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Brock Dance
Brock Dance is a student-run club that provides dance classes for beginner to competitive levels in a variety of styles; jazz, tap, ballet, hiphop, lyrical, musical theatre, Irish, ballroom, bollywood, and contemporary. Our club runs classes every evening from Monday to Thursday 6-11pm. Our competitive team attends competitions in March, and the entire club participates in a year end show. Brock Dance is a great way to meet new people, stay fit, and participate in a club that LOVES DANCE!
Christina Laramee:
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Brock Debate
Brock Debate prepares for and attends various
debating tournaments held across North America. Public speaking and
communication skills are improved through practices with supportive club
members. Sponsored by the Canadian University Society for Intercollegiate
Debate.
Kirstin Jensen:
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Brock Economic Students' Association
The Economics Students' Association is intended to provide support and help to students majoring in Economics.
Indermohan K. Saini:
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Brock Fair Trade
Brock Fair Trade will be a club of students who are dedicated to promoting social justice through Fair Trade. Our main goal will be to raise awareness of Fair Trade and how it is making a difference in the world. We hope we will be able to encourage members of the Brock community to appreciate the value of Fair Trade, and to purchase items that are Fair Trade certified. We will also try to make Fair Trade items more accessible around the school and in the community, and we will ensure the Brock community knows where Fair Trade items are available.
Charissa DiMarco:
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Brock Film Group Productions
The Brock Film Group Productions is and always will be a club run by passionate student filmmakers whose only objective is to learn and practice the technical art of filmmaking. Student club members will strive to achieve personal artistic satisfaction as well as technical experience through various projects throughout the year. Such projects will encourage networking, stimulate learning, enhance practice and act as an exciting transition from student knowledge, to practicing industry professional. Through the resources provided by the BFGP, student club members will be able to transform their passion in works of art.
Kim Smith:
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Brock Fit
Brock Fit is a club whose goal is getting student at Brock more physically active and leading healthier lives. We want to encourage students to exercise by having certain days where we go swim, run or do other types of exercise together. In being physically active and consuming a well-balanced diet, we greatly decrease the risk for chronic diseases. In conjunction with that goal, we also want to do fundraisers for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Cancer Society and others. We will be having weekly meetings where we discuss the activities we will be doing, nutritional news of interest and the types of fundraisers we will be holding.
Amanda Milburn:
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Brock Free the Children
The official Brock chapter of Free the Children. The group is comprised of young, passionate individuals who are dedicated to creating a positive change in the world. We spread awareness about issues of child poverty and exploitation through various fundraisers. We also actively work with local Niagara youth to motivate them to become global citizens.
Hillary Rogers:
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http://ftcactiongroup.com/Brock Game Developers Guild
The Brock Game Developers Guild is a group of Brock University students looking to apply their programming and artistic skills to game development projects. Portfolio building and hands on learning are among our main priorities in order to help prepare our members for working in the video game industry.
Brandon Sider:
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Brock Go Club
The purpose of Go Club is to create a fun environment for people who like the game of Go. Go is a board game played with two people. At Brock, Go is played at a casual level however we still attend tournaments with some success. The goals of Go club are to continue to introduce people to the game and help them grow stronger as players.
Justin Grossman:
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Brock Health
Description: A student-run academic magazine that will present scholarly and personal interest articles on health-related issues such as health policy initiatives, current medical research, and contemporary biomedical and public health issues. Run entirely by students and emphasizing peer-to-peer education, Brock Health will also present course reviews, list events and work/volunteer opportunities.
Yumna Ahmed:
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Brock Improv
We are dedicated to providing a fun and safe environment to share, play, and explore the world of improvisation. The club welcomes everyone with any amount of experience. We start off the year with short form, then move into long form improvisation. We have a competitive team that travels out of province to compete amongst other universities.
Alana Perri:
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Brock Italian Club
1. To provide Italian students with the opportunity to come to upper-year Italian students with questions relating to homework and test/exam preparations. This help hour will also enable students to practice their language skills in a comfortable environment where nobody’s language is perfect.
2. The club will organize events that are relevant to the Italian culture that will immerse students in the Italian community that surrounds Brock
3. To give students the opportunity to meet and socialize with other students in our small program and develop relationships with one another.
Alex Lucarelli:
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Brock Magicians Society
A club dedicated to teaching, exploring, performing, and sharing the art of magic.
Alexander Pawlak:
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Brock Musical Theatre (BMT)
Brock Musical Theatre is a student run organization devoted to creating quality musical theatre for the Brock and St. Catharines/Niagara communities. Brock Musical Theatre is a ratified club under the Brock University Students' Union. It is not affiliated with the Brock University Department of Dramatic Arts or with any University Department, staff or faculty member. Brock Musical Theatre was created in 2005 to provide all Brock University students with the opportunity to participate in quality musical theatre. Today, the company is open to all Brock Students no matter their major field of study. Brock Musical Theatre has become a showcase for the wide range of talents that the entire Brock University community possesses in the musical field. Brock Musical Theatre is devoted to a healthy, respectful, and positive learning environment where students can learn and achieve hands on experience in all aspects of a musical theatre production. Please visit our website for information about auditions, productions and other events.
Karyn Lorence:
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www.brockmusicaltheatre.comBrock NDP
Brock New Democrats is an on-campus association
that works to promote the aims and objectives of both the New Democratic Party
of Canada and the Ontario Young New Democrats. We work to encourage youth
participation in the Canadian political process, as well as to provide a forum
within the NDP by which youth may express their views or concerns, helping to
shape the future of the New Democratic Party of Canada.
Tyler Evans:
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Brock Neuroscience
Monthly information sessions for neuroscience students as well as presentations from professors on research topics
Shayna Parker:
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Brock Niagara Rotaract
1. To help the local community through service projects in conjunction with neighboring Rotary clubs
2. Create awareness for international issues
3. Help members hone their leadership skills and explore career opportunities by expanding networks.
Matthew Leslie:
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Brock Pride
Brock Pride is the sexual- and gender-diverse community of Brock University. We are primarily a social and support group for GLBTetc students and members of the greater Niagara community.
Kyle McGiverin:
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Brock Serbs Student Association
The Brock Serbs Student Association\'s main objective is to gather all Serbian students and any other students interested in learning about Serbian history, culture, and religion.
Stefan Avramovic:
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Brock Shines
Brock Shines is the year-long campaign spear-headed by Brock students to make a difference for the victims of cystic fibrosis through fundraising research money. Brock Shines is a club through the Brock University Students Union that organizes fundraising and awareness campaigns for CF research.
Britnee Fisher:
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Brock SOS: Students Offering Support
Description: Students Offering Support (SOS) is an organization that started in 2004 at Laurier University and has spread to many more universities since then. SOS offers exam-aid in which students will receive an in-depth review of course material through a tutoring service. These sessions will be available a few days prior to the exam in order to help students out when they need it the most. The sessions will cost $20.00 and all proceeds will go towards educational development initiatives in Latin America. At the end of the year members will have the opportunity to attend a national trip to help out with these projects.
Allison Bell:
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Brock Starcraft
This is a club to unite the diverse Starcraft community within Brock University. This club will promote playing StarCraft recreationally and competitively; it will also promote playing custom games. As such members will promote trading and trying new techniques and builds. The day of club meetings, members will be prompted to either go to the meetings in person or play online with other members at their house. The club will be using email and use ‘BrockStarcraft’ as a channel on Starcraft to communicate with members. This club is designed to create a fun and inclusive learning environment for all members to help become better at the game.
Emmett Graham:
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Brock Students for Life
Brock Students for Life works to educate and inform the student and faculty at Brock University on current life issues. These issues include fetal rights, euthanasia, stem cell research, and reproductive technologies. Brock Students for Life is committed to proclaiming, celebrating, and defending the dignity of all human beings from conception to natural death.
James Carnegie:
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Brock Tamil Students Asoociation
A student-run organization aimed at fostering an appreciation for the Tamil language and culture, while maintaining a constructive and sociable community for the community at Brock University.
Veedeeta Beedasy:
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Brock Trivia
Brock Trivia is a club where people can share in their enjoyment of trivia. The friendly competition occurs by trying to answer questions proposed by a reader of a trivia package. The questions range from all subjects. Whether you are a trivia freak or you think you just know a couple extra tidbits your peers do not, the goal of the club is to have fun so everyone is welcome!
Andrew Mannaga:
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Brock University Archaeological Society (BUAS)
Description: BUAS is an undergraduate run society that hosts events throughout the year involving bringing archaeology to students and the Brock community. We hold a student symposium and a scholarly symposium that gathers scholars from different universities to come speak on a specific topic. BUAS has been a club for 21 years!
Shannon Kilburn:
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Brock University Campus Conservatives
Our Club is a dedicated society of individuals who support the current goals and leaders of the Conservative Party of Canada and the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. Our Club will host various speakers and also send delegates from Brock to local Conservative events and conventions. We provide a voice to sight of centre students and actively promote greater participation by Brock students in Federal and Provincial politics. Our society is open to all Brock students, no matter their political ideology.
Tyler Dennis:
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Brock University Chinese Students and Scholars Association (BUCSSA)
We represent the Chinese students and scholars at Brock for either academic inquiries or social gatherings.
Ruby Liu:
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Brock University Coptic Club
Brock University Coptic Club is a Coptic Christian group that aims to unite and promote fellowship among Orthodox Christians. We hope to make awareness of our orthodox faith in the Brock community by meeting either weekly or bi-weekly.
Heidi Samuel:
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Brock University Creative Writers' Club
The BUCWC is a club operating out of Brock
University that provides a space for local writers to meet and mutually benefit
from one another\'s writing styles and experiences. We run weekly workshops,
host readings, and publish our own annual anthology amongst other events.
Ed Edmonds:
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Brock University Geographical Society (B.U.G.S.)
BUGS is a social networking group for people who share a common interest in geographic studies. BUGS provides an opportunity for students and faculty to interact outside of the classroom in an inclusive and diverse environment.
Stephanie Buchmayer:
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Brock University Ghanaian Association
This club is aimed at bringing anyone interested
in knowing about Ghanaian culture together. Ghanaians, Africans and anyone is
welcome to join this club.
Sandra Boahene:
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Brock University Korean Student's Association
Brock University Korean Students Association exists to both strengthen community of Korean students as well as to promote Korean culture amongst Brock community. To accomplish our goal, we hold various events throughout the school year such as Korean potluck supper, movie nights, language classes and many more exciting events for all! We welcome anyone who has interest in Korean culture to build cooperative relationship with multicultural members at Brock. For more information, please visit our facebook page by searching "Brock University Korean Students' Association (BUKA)"
Gyuwon Choi:
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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=138926776152466Brock University Medieval and Renaissance Society (BUMARS)
Welcome to Brock University Medieval and Renaissance Society (BUMARS). If you are interested in anything Medieval and Renaissance please come check us out. We are a new group who get together for events, field trips and meetings and have room to grow. Please feel free to join us!
Bethany Kearsley:
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Brock University NACS Dance Team
Competitive dance club featuring four genres of dance to bring different cultures together, while having the opportunity to showcase their talents in the North American Culture Show.
Arunabh Mehra:
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Brock University Students of History
We are a group that works enhance the history experience at Brock. We are also a group set to develop connections between students of all year levels and faculties.
Caitlin Mercer:
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Brock Wrestling Society
The Brock Wrestling Society aims to be a social club for students and affiliated members who share an appreciation for professional wrestling. Our club will serve to enhance the social environment of the Brock community while also serving as a venue for those who enjoy wrestling as a form of entertainment and as a physical and psychological art form.
Tyrrel Daley:
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Brock Young Liberals
The Brock Young Liberals is a club aimed for representing and promoting the Liberal ideals of the Liberal Party of Canada and the Ontario Young Liberals. We are committed to establishing active participation of youth on campus and co-ordinating activities and meetings. Our club is dedicated to bringing together young people who will share and express their ideas freely.
Mahmoud Elewa:
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Campus for Christ
Our purpose is to help change the world by giving every university student the opportunity to discover and experience the life transforming power of Jesus Christ. We have weekly meetings on campus and want to help students build relationships through great events. Opportunities to grow spiritually are provided through prayer meetings, small groups and retreats. Through all of this we hope to help students experience a purposeful year of learning and growth.
Andrew Farquhar :
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http://www.brockcampusforchrist.org/Child and Youth Studiest Society
Work with the CHYS department and engage with local charities focused on helping children and youth living in or below the poverty line in the sorrowing Niagara/Hamilton/Toronto region. Incorporate academic achievements in the society, by engaging in workshops, seminars, etc.
Azucea Cruz:
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Community Health Science Student Council
The main purpose of the Community Health Science Student Council is to fundraise for important organizations, events, and scholarships related to health within the Brock community, as well as to provide students in the CHSC department with the opportunity to participate in social events, become more involved in their department. Each year, the CHSC student council contributes to the Toepell Scholarship, which is a scholarship that was created in 2004 in memory of a staff member, Dr. Andrea Reisch Toepell, who died of cancer. She was a valued member of the Community Health Science Department and the Brock community, and is remembered for her grand enthusiasm for life. The scholarship I awarded to a student entering the department in the B.A. stream who demonstrates academic achievement and outstanding community involvement. Therefore, the CHSC council feels strongly that contributing to this scholarship helps those students who will be Brock students in the future, which is important in continuing the education of future generations. The CHSC Student Council also enjoys fundraising for a few other organizations, which are determined at the beginning of each school year. For example, at Christmas we like to choose an organization such as community care and either contribute to an initiative they already have in place or create our own initiative that will both raise money and get the CHSC students involved in something fun for the holidays. As well last year we got involved in the Spread the Net campaign and even won a prize for our contribution! We hope to contribute to this again this year. Some of the other initiatives we have undertaker in the past that are more for the students are to have a professor meet and greet, to provide/sell department clothing, and to a part of the annual health fair to raise awareness of health-related issues and the department.
Eliza Beckett:
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Concurrent Education Council
The Brock concurrent education council strives to connect concurrent education students of all years and majors. As a council, we hold meetings, plan social events, provide educational opportunities such as the annual Brock conference on Education, and in general, keep students informed about everything at Brock!
Jessica Rutledge:
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Develop, Integrate and Grow (DIG)
Description: At Brock, DIG would like to fulfill a mean main goals: To teach awareness concerning environmental initiatives. To learn to identify problems in the community concerning waster, environmental education and apathy. To create opportunities in the community by which an individual may participate in activities that stimulate environmental responsibility and activism. To encourage communication and relationships between different aspects of the community in order to strengthen a common goal of local environmental responsibility.
D.I.G.:
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Engaged Citizens Organized (ECO)
ECO is dedicated to raising awareness to environmental and social justice issues within Brock and surrounding community. Through public education and community engagement we hope to promote environmental sustainability.
Daniel Ireson:
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Facial Hair Aficionados
A Club for those who admire and grow facial hair to come together.
Kyle Breutigam:
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Hamilton Teacher Candidate Education Council
To connect the community of Hamilton Campus pre-service teacher candidates. The council also strives to connect with the community.
Zachary Blashkiw:
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International Student Association (ISA)
ISA is a club by students for students. This club is for people who want to get involved at Brock by being involved at our events, meeting people from various cultural backgrounds and learning about different cultures. ISA has been "The Club" at Brock for the past 30 years and attracts a variety of individuals (exchange students, domestic students, as well as international students).
Roberto Dala:
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Iranian Students Association of Brock University (ISABU)
1. Introducing Iranian culture to other nations In Brock University
2. Providing help and guidance to Iranian newcomers and help them get acquainted.
3. Celebrating special Persian occasions such as Norouz eve and etc.
4. Providing a friendly environment for Iranian students to mention their problems and convey them to the university.
Parastou Rahimi:
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Jewish Students' Association
Brock University's Jewish Students Association (JSA) was officially formed by a group of Jewish students from Brock who came together in February 2006. Their goal was to provide the relatively small group of Jewish students at Brock with a sense of community, provide the greater Brock community with a taste of Jewish culture and to act as a Jewish voice for our campus. The JSA is a not-for-profit student venture formed in association with the Canadian Federation of Jewish Students (CFJS) and with the help of Hillel of southwestern Ontario. Our organization is headquartered on Brock University's campus located in St Catharines, Ontario, Canada. If you are Brock student who is Jewish or one who is interested in Judaism, we want you to be a part of our organization! Our events are open to both members and prospective members. See www.brocku.ca/jsa for more info!
Avital Sternin :
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www.brocku.ca/jsaLeague of Legends Club
The League of Legends club aims to attract fans of the popular online game League of Legends. All skill levels will be welcome- from experts to those who have never played a game before. We aim to play and discuss the game, to help improve everyone's game. In addition to this, other RTS Action games can be played as well as RTS games.
Cameron Miotto:
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http://www.facebook.com/groups/178427632236664/Liberal Arts Union (LAU)
We at LAU hope to create a cohesive community for the Liberal Arts Program through shared social and academic activities. We are also going to raise awareness of the Liberal Arts throughout Brock University as a whole.
Lenny Ferry:
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Linguistics Network
The network is open to all members of the Applied Language Studies department. We hold many social gatherings and fundraisers, with proceeds being donated to Operation Smile. We also provide information on how to write a letter of intent for Post Grad Studies.
Lindsay Watson :
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http://www.facebook.com/groups/167486719985866/ Live 4 Dance
To promote the hidden talents and diversity of styles among the students of Brock University in Hip-hop choreography. We run classes every week where students are given the opportunity to showcase their own hip-hop choreography piece. Any students who wish to teach a class can sign up! This club will show true potential through a student's own creativity and increase their ability to adapt to different styles of choreography from different teachers. This will also give students the confidence to compete and lead as an example.
Enalyn Destacamento :
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Lutheran Student Fellowship
Lutheran Student Fellowship is an on-campus club which aims to provide College and University students, as well as others, additional opportunities to grow in the grace and love of Jesus Christ, and to glorify him through non-discriminatory acts of love and service toward others. Lutheran Student Fellowship will also be a forum for learning about Lutheranism, be a fellowship group for Lutheran students, and be a gathering place for any and all Christians.
Andrew Korchok:
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http://www.concordia-seminary.ca/Math and Science Council
1. To combine the suggestions, expectations, and goals of Brock University’s math and science students and make them a reality.
2. To send delegates that will represent Brock as well as our club at the 2012 University of Ottawa Science Games Summit, where our goal will be to help initiate a rotating inter-university Science Games. This purpose is not specific to this particular summit; if future opportunities arise, similar initiatives will be taken.
2. To create teams of students that will represent Brock at math and science competitions.
3. To create a voice for the Math and Science student.
4. To offer career-specific volunteer opportunities to math and science students. These will be both in the community, and at Brock, allowing students to become more involved with their faculty.
5. To organize social events for math and science students to allow for stronger relationships between our students.
6. To conduct fundraisers that will donate profits to designated charities or causes.
Miso Gostimir:
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Muslim Students Association (MSA)
The aim and purpose of the Association is to serve the best interest of Islam and the Muslims students of Brock University. Toward this end, the Association will:
1. Promote unity and fraternity among the Muslims students;
2. Conduct social, cultural, religious and other types of activities;
3. Promote friendly relations and cooperation and communication between Muslims and non-Muslims;
4. Endeavor to clarify misconceptions about Islam and Muslims
5. Work with the University to establish and maintain rooms and an office on campus, which satisfy the needs of members for a place to conduct their daily obligatory prayers, which occur during regular school/business hours
Muumin Ahmed:
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Pakistani Students Association
Pakistani Student Association (PSA) at Brock University is an organization which will aim to coordinate education and social activities and promote cross-cultural understanding and international awareness amongst Brock students, particularly about Pakistani culture.
Madiha Siddiqui:
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Psyc Society
The Psyc Society is a social club that holds events in order to unite students with common interests. We welcome all students to attend regardless of their major. In addition, we provide events geared toward psychology majors providing a relaxed atmosphere to connect with students in all years of their degree.
Elora Gartley and Mandy Karnis:
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http://www.butler.brocku.ca/psychology/PSYCsociety/psycsociety.htmlRight To Play
Right to Play is a not-for-profit humanitarian organization that uses sport and play as a tool for development in some of the most disadvantaged areas in the world. At Brock, we act as a fundraiser for our parent organization and spread awareness at Brock and in the Niagara Region at-large.
Kyler Nurmsoo:
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ROOTS: African Caribbean Society
ROOTS African-Caribbean Society is a club that
seeks to create solidarity among the African and Caribbean cultures at Brock
University. We also seek to display our cultures to the Brock community to
educate and entertain its members with the rich heritage that we carry. ROOTS
African-Caribbean Society is a club that seeks to create solidarity among the
African and Caribbean cultures at Brock University. We also seek to display our
cultures to the Brock community to educate and entertain its members with the
rich heritage that we carry. If you are interested in any aspect of Africa and
the Caribbean, do turn up to one of our events and speak to the committee and
members and find out more about who we are and what we do. Your interests could
include (but not limited to) African and Caribbean: history, society,
geography, politics, anthropology, culture, language, cuisine, music &
religion If you have any queries or would like to join OUR MAILING LIST please
e-mail:
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Rihann Rahsi:
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Running Club
Mike Mackett:
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Saudis
This club's main purpose is to give more chances for the Saudi students to get involved in the Brock community and represent the Saudi culture by organizing and managing several events throughout the school year.
Abdulaziz Alsultan-Alamri:
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SIFE Brock
Akwasi Bonsu:
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South Asian Student Alliance
To provide a hub for all the South Asian students and other Brock student community members to get together and celebrate different religious occasions. To organize get-togethers for the members and provide them with a stage to display their talents. To organize workshops which will gather resources for helping students in their future endeavours. To organize social activities such as collecting funds for the disadvantaged and needy.
Simardip Sanga:
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Students Against Migrant Exploitation
Our goal is to foster awareness amongst the student body here at brock about the issues of migrant worker exploitation. Ultimately, we wish to promote and actively fight for the rights of migrant farm workers in Canada. Members of SAME are student activists contributing to a strong, national student voice against migrant worker exploitation!
Jazmine Mitchell:
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The Philosophy Club
The goal of the Brock University Philosophy Club is to bring together likeminded individuals who enjoy engaging debate, thought provoking discussion and unique ideas. Philosophy, or "The Love of Wisdom" is built upon a foundation of dialogue and conversation; this club will ensure that this foundation is strong at Brock. This club will organize meetings, debates and movie nights as well as pursue guest speaker visits and work towards enriching the philosophy experience at Brock. Remember, "The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." -Lao Tzu
Mike Cameron:
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Turn Around Project (TAP) at Brock
TAP at Brock is the club that represents the not-for-profit organization TAP
(Turn Around Project of the Arts) which started as a class at Brock! TAP
provides free integrated arts (dance, music, theatre, creative writing, and
visual art) programming locally, and internationally. Our club focuses on
recruitment of student artists to participate on projects and fundraising for
these projects. TAP's Canadian Project is held in St. Catharines at The RAFT
(Resource Association For Teens). International Projects include Jamaica (July)
and India (December). Over 70 Brock students have joined a project, so what are
you waiting for!?
Matt DaCosta:
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http://www.turnaroundproject.ca/United Gamers of Brock
Our Club seeks to provide the students of Brock University a fun and comfortable social environment to experience gaming and talk about the implications that the industry will have on both business and computer science world. The club will feature current generation hardware including Playstation 3, XBOX 360, Wii, and PC.
Mong Nguyen:
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