布鲁克大学的研究人员将获得超过65万加元的资助金。
资金来自加拿大社会科学与人文研究委员会的“洞察力发展补助金”计划。
接受资助的11名研究人员及其项目分布在应用健康科学，社会科学，人文科学和Goodman商学院。
其中一个已获得资助的项目正在调查雇主对雇用有犯罪记录的人的态度。
以下是11个项目的列表：
Antony Chum, Faculty of Applied Health Sciences, “Understanding disparities in substance-use related crisis across sexual orientations in Canada”
Keri Cronin, Faculty of Humanities, “Navigating Niagara's human-animal history”
William Hall, Faculty of Social Sciences, “Climates of inclusion: Creating positive interpersonal dynamics in STEM”
Valerie Michaelson, Faculty of Applied Health Sciences, “How do Indigenous undergraduate students experience the decolonization and reconciliation initiatives that are taking place in their university? A participatory action research study
Sylvia Grewatsch, Goodman School of Business, “Reimagining the role of government in catalyzing solutions to grand challenges: Lessons from a 20-year experiment”
Amna Mirza, Faculty of Social Sciences, “Do oral language skills predict reading acquisition? Profiles of EL1 and ELL second and third grade children and their response to vocabulary intervention”
Elizabeth Greene, Faculty of Humanities, “Entangled mobilities across the Mediterranean: Archaeologies of migrant displacement
Jason Hawreliak, Faculty of Humanities, “Accessible scholarship: Examining the role and impact of middle-state publishing in game studies”
Kemi Anazodo, Goodman School of Business, “A second chance in sight: Employer perspectives of employment for individuals with a criminal history”
Colin Rose, Faculty of Humanities, “Mapping the crimescape of renaissance Florence”
Shawna Chen, Goodman School of Business, “From thinking to doing to being: Women entrepreneurs and experiential programs”
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