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Aboriginal Student Organization (ASO) The ASO aims to support and assist students with the transition to campus life as well as promote, preserve and maintain the identity of aboriginal peoples. At the same time we desire to celebrate cultural diversity and promote awareness of aboriginal culture.
Contact: Ashley Lamothe ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.freewebs.com/brockaso
Bangladesh Students Association (BDSA) BDSA is aimed to organize social, cultural, educational, and charity activities for Bangladeshi students. We believe that the organization of such events will promote Bangladeshi culture on campus for both local and international Bangladeshi students, educate non-Bangladeshi students about our rich heritage, and promote opportunities for Bangladeshi students to consolidate and enhance their social and educational networks.
Contact: Taufiq Elahi ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Brock Anime Club
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. This year we are producing Bhopal by Rahul Varma.
Contact: Connie McDougall ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Brock Dance
Brock Italian-Canadian Society (BCIS) The Brock Italian-Canadian Society (BICS) is a club within the Brock Community that wishes to preserve the Italian culture and language through social and cultural events on and off campus. Our events include Bocce tournaments, Italian Film nights, and other cultural events in collaboration with other cultural groups. BICS also assists in the comprehension of class material and hold Italian Conversation and Help Hour each week.
Brock Musical Theatre
Brock NDP To get students outside! Give opportunities to experience back country camping, Niagara’s wilderness and to get active outside in activities such as hiking, biking, paddling, snow shoeing, skiing etc.
Contact: Sam Allard ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.brockoutdoors.ca
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.
Contact: Kyle McGiverin ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.brockpride.com
Brock Recreation and Leisure Council
Brock Tamil Students Association (BTSA) A student-run organization aimed at fostering an appreciation for the Tamil language and culture while maintaining a constructive and sociable community for the students at Brock University.
Contact: Piratheepan Arullsothy ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.brocktsa.tk
Brock University Campus Conservatives
Brock University Chinese Student & Scholars Association (BUCSSA) (Brock University Chinese Student & Scholars Association) BUCSSA is a non-for-profit, non-religious and non-political organization. Last year, BUCSSA has registered 150+ members and 100 honor members. And this number is continuously growing. BUCSSA established a bridge between Niagara Chinese local community and Brock Chinese students. Our goal is carrying forward Chinese culture in Niagara region.
Contact: Mohan Wang ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.brockucssa.com
Brock University Creative Writers’ Club The club aims to forge a community among those interested in creative writing. At the end of each year we publish an anthology of creative writing. During the year we hold workshops that aim to improve student writers, poetry readings and other social events.
Contact: Eric Schmaltz ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Brock University Geography Society (B.U.G.S.)
Brock University Korean Students Association
Brock University Medieval and Renaissance Students A club to create a sense of community among the newly established MARS program which is slowly growing. We will also fundraise to help students in financial need. We want to create a fun social space for all Brock undergraduate students to come together through events, including but not limited to MARS movie nights, year start and end barbecues etc.
Contact: Scott Cockwell ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Brock University Political Science Students Association (BUPSSA) BUPSSA is a club that seeks to spread political awareness and increase political participation. As well as an association for all Brock Students who have and interest in and/or background knowledge (not a necessity) in politics and world issues. BUPSSA is a neutral party and is NOT affiliated with any political party/platform or agenda.
Brock University Students of History A group to promote the study of history, offer members a social, recreational and academic activities and to establish a means by which the community will become interested. Contact: Caitlin Mercer ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
(Brock Campus for Christ) Campus for Christ seeks to be a very relevant club on campus in which students who have faith can come and feel the freedom to express their faith in a different way. It gives the students a broader framework, promotes open dialogue amongst students and generates more spiritual interest within the university context.
Contact: Trevor Martin ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.brockcampusforchrist.org
(Brock Christian Fellowship) A Christian club that seeks to connect students from different backgrounds and serve the Brock campus and town of St. Catharine’s in a variety of ways.
Contact: Nicole England ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.brockcf.com
Child and Youth Studies Society (CHYS Society)
Community Health Science Student Council Each year the CHSC Student council’s main purpose is to contribute to the Toepell Scholarship, which is a scholarship that was created in 2004 in memory of 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. We also like to fundraise for a few other organizations, which we chose at the beginning on each 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.
Contact: Deanna Vandenbroek ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
East Asian Union
Engaged Citizens Organized (ECO) We are students concerned for our environment. We intend to raise awareness about environmental and social justice issues. We are motivated to make a positive impact within Brock and the wider community through community service action projects.
Contact: Jennifer Calvano ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Free the Children Action Group 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.
Contact: Rohan Kothari ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: http://ftcactiongroup.com
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.
Contact: Nelson Ing ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Independent Minds for Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice (IMSEEJ) The primary purpose of this club is to spread awareness about the most significant and greatest injustices that are occurring around the world and to develop strategies to combat these injustices at Brock and globally.
Contact: Daud Grewal ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
International Student Association (ISA) ISA is a club run by students for students, it encourages learning and involvement for both international and domestic students in Brock University’s multicultural environment, both on-campus and off-campus, promotes awareness amongst Brocku University’s Students, staff and faculty of the diversity of cultures in the rest of the world, promotes the welfare of the Brock University’s International Students.
Contact: Maria Isabel Millan ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
International Student Volunteers (ISV) A club representing international student volunteers, which is an organization that helps students travel around the world volunteering and experiencing different cultures and having fun at the same time. This group would like to increase their members to have more volunteers.
Contact: Amanda Hart ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Jewish Students’ Association
Consists of a group of dedicated students in pursuit of their undergrad degrees in speech/hearing sciences as well as TESOL. As a network we are dedicated to providing LingNet members with various helpful workshops and information regarding grad school applications as well as a peer mentoring program to ensure overall success as Brock graduates from this department. It is an opportunity to give your input and ideas to aid in the success of LingNet 2009/10.
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.
Contact: Gregory Palmer ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.concordia-seminary.ca (LSF link)
Meal Exchange (MX) is a national student-founded, student-driven, registered charity that offers youth opportunities to reduce local hunger. Our vision is to help eliminate the root causes of hunger and poverty in Canada by engaging tomorrow’s leaders, today.
Contact: Jessica Hore ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.mealexchange.com
Muslim Students’ Association
The purpose of the psyc socirty is to unite current and potential psychology students in hopes of creating bonds, making contacts and networking within the field of psychology.
Contact: Joseph Wunder ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.psyc.brocku.ca/PSYCsociety/psycsociety.html
Right To Play
ROOTS: African Caribbean Society
SAME: Students Against Migrant Exploitation
South Asian Alliance Culture Show The South Asian Alliance Culture Show is an extraordinary dance competition held every year. SAACS Brock is formed to organize a dance team and represent Brock at the show. This event allows students to showcase their traditional and modern dance talent to 5,000 spectators from 16 different universities while putting a strong emphasis on upholding school and cultural pride. SAACS Brock wants to ensure that our school gets a chance to showcase what we are proud of most.
South Asian Student Alliance
Turn Around Project (TAP) at Brock T.A.P. mission is to create and maintain integrated are projects for youth, which foster and promote reciprocal exchange in order to strengthen and build communities. This year, T.A.P. at Brock is focusing on recruiting and fundraising for our Jamaica 2010 Project and Hamilton 2010 Project.
United Gamers of Brock
Contact: Wen Wei Li ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
War Child Canada, The Brock Chapter (The 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.
Contact: Jonathan Menchella ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) Website: www.warchildbrocku.ca
World University Service of Canada at Brock (WUSC-Brock) |
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Sara Glover Volunteer and Clubs Coordinator volunteer@busu.net Ext. 3195 |
- Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship (ACE)
- Brock Business Ambassadors (BBA)
- Brock Finance and Investment Group (BFIG)
- Brock Marketing Association (BMA)
- Brock Snow Club
- Brock Student Ambassadors
- Brock University Accounting Students’ Association (ASA)
- Brock University Athletic Council (BUAC)
- Business Students' Association (BSA)
- Communications, Popular Culture, and Film Society (CPCF Society)
- DECA U Brock
- Earth Sciences Club
- Graduate Students’ Association
- Greek Life
- Brock Human Resource Management Association (HRMA)
- Mathematics Club
- PEKN Council
- SPMA Council
- Sociology Students Association
Contact Sara Glover, at clubs@busu.net for more information!