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Brock University Co-op Programs has Dramatic Arts students that are looking for co-op employment. We offer energetic, motivated and enthusiastic drama and theatre students to help staff your organization, while giving these students great experience as they work towards completing their post secondary education.

You will benefit from:

Top students who come equipped with 33 hours of skills training and a minimum of 1 year of full time academic study. Only the top 25th percentile may be eligible to participate in the Co Op program!

Energetic, highly motivated resources available for 4 month placements. Perfect resources for short-term assignments, seasonal work or time-sensitive projects.

Outstanding contributors ready and eager to make a positive impact and deliver exceptional results for your organization.

End-to-end employer support from our Co-op office through the recruiting process and subsequent work placement. We’ll supply you with resumes of recommended students, interviewing space and full administrative support.

As an added benefit, your organization may be eligible for the Ontario Government’s Co-Op Education Tax Credit, which could equal up to $3000 per student for your organization!

As a requirement of the student’s co-op program, the must work a minimum of 420 hours. Please contact the co-op office with any questions at co-op@brocku.ca or 905-688-5550 ext. 4325

The Brock University Film Series (BUFS) is dedicated to bringing to the Niagara Region independent, Canadian, and international films that otherwise would not be shown here. Films are shown in theatrical 35mm format on Wednesday evenings Empire Studio 8 Pen Centre from September to April. BUFS is presented by the Film Studies Program (Department of Communication, Popular Culture and Film), the oldest academic film program in Canada.

Tel. [905] 688-5550 X 3553

Carousel Players is a professional theatre company committed to producing plays that entertain, challenge and inspire creativity in young audiences. They tour their work into schools, theatres and other venues in order to stimulate the imagination of all children, regardless of their socio-economic status. Carousel Players develops new plays with professional artists and provides outreach programming for young people and their families. In the 120-seat Sullivan Mahoney Courthouse Theatre are Carousel Players performances for family audiences, productions by Niagara’s performing arts companies and special events hosted by Niagara groups who rent the facility. Carousel Players offers an active summer camp program and theatre school activities for children aged 5 to 15 years.

The award-winning Centre for the Arts has built a reputation as one of the premier venues in Canada. Now in its 37th season, the Centre is bringing the sounds and sights of the world to St. Catharines and Niagara, everything from world music to Cajun funk, Latin jazz, thought-provoking theatre, cutting-edge dance, plus magic, theatre and dance for young audiences and so much more.

With a 30 year history, Charter Building has maintained the philosophy, a company is only as good as its people. The companies philosophy hasn’t changed nor will it.
President, Don Ward has put together a dynamic team of professionals and some of the most experienced people in the construction industry. The combined disciplines and talents of dedicated men and women, has resulted to form this highly successful company. Each employee takes pride in having the team approach, the companies foundation, all working toward a common goal – to produce a quality project that exceeds the clients expectations. From project management to design/build to tendered contracts, the hands-on approach by each and every member

Colour and paper are June-Etta Chenard’s art and healing practice. She teaches in Toronto, the Niagara area, and at Quaker gatherings. In 2004 she received an FWCC Elizabeth Ann Bogert Memorial Fund grant for art. Her work is exhibited internationally, including at the University of Wisconsin “Women in the Middle: Borders, Barriers, Intersections” exhibit (2004; and a sell-out solo exhibit at Pendle Hill.