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List of Brock University people

Last updated October 24, 2025

The following is a list of notable alumni, faculty and affiliates that are associated with Brock University in St.Catharines, Ontario, Canada.

Notable Brock alumni

Academic leaders

Lorraine Janzen Kooistra (BA) — professor of English at Toronto Metropolitan University and an elected fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Samir Trabelsi — CPA Ontario Distinguished Scholar and Professor of Governance and Accounting at Goodman School of Business
Mariana Valverde (BA) — Professor of Criminology at the University of Toronto and former Director of the University of Toronto's Centre for Criminology & Sociolegal Studies
Lee Ward — Alpha Sigma Nu Distinguished Professor of Political Studies at the University of Regina ^{[ citation needed ]}

Actors, film, and media

Rick Campanelli (BPhEd, 1994) — former host of MuchMusic and reporter for ET Canada ^{[ citation needed ]}
Jared Pelletier — film director^{[ citation needed ]}
Matthew Santoro (MA, 2010) — YouTube personality ^[1]

Athletics and sports

Ray Barkwill (BSc Phys.Geog 2010) — Canadian national rugby team
Stan Butler (Masters Ed. 1988) —Ontario Hockey League coach, North Bay Battalion
Kyle Dubas (BSM 2009) — General Manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins
Dennis Hull — retired National Hockey League player^{[ citation needed ]}
Dan MacKenzie (B.Ed. 1995) — Canadian sports and marketing executive
Sean Pierson — Canadian National Team wrestler; professional mixed martial artist, welterweight in the UFC ^[2]
Tonya Verbeek (BRLS, 2000; BEd, 2003; Med, 2006) — 2004 Olympics silver medalist (wrestling), 2008 Olympics bronze medalist (wrestling)
Shawn Williams — six-time National Lacrosse League All-Star

Business leaders and entrepreneurs

Denis Dyack (BPhEd, 1990; BSc 1990) — President of Silicon Knights Inc.
Vince Molinaro (BA, 1985) — leadership consultant, public speaker, and New York Times bestselling author
Colin Freeman (BA, 2007) - Senior Director, Brand and Digital Marketing, Canadian Olympic Committee
Colin Dano (BA, 2016) - Fixed income trader at RBC Capital Markets

Literature and the arts

Daniel Adair — musician, Nickelback
J.M. Frey (BA, 2005) — award-winning science fiction and fantasy writer
Marc Jordan — musician
Peter McLaren — author
Yuri Rubinsky (BA, 1972) — writer and publisher
Kari-Lynn Winters (BA, 1992) — children's author, professor of education

Political leaders

Malcolm Allen — Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Rick Dykstra (BA, 1997) — Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Brian McMullan — Mayor of St. Catharines
Sean O'Sullivan — former Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament and Roman Catholic priest
Kyle Rae — City of Toronto's first gay councillor^[3]
Karen Kraft Sloan (BAdmin, 1982) — former Member of the House of Commons of Canada

Notable Brock faculty members and affiliates

Beatrice Ombuki-Berman - Computer Scientist, Chair of Computer Science Department
Charles Burton — Distinguished Sinologist, policy advisor and diplomat
Kim Campbell (LL.D, 1998) — first female Prime Minister of Canada
Buzz Hargrove (LL.D, 1998) — President, Canadian Auto Workers trade union
Paul House (LL.D, 2008) — President, CEO, TDL Corp. (Tim Hortons)
Liette Vasseur — biologist, President of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO

Presidents

Dr. James Alexander Gibson (1965–1973)
Dr. Alan Earp (1973–1988)
Dr. Terrence White (1988–1997)
Dr. David W. Atkinson (1997–2005)
Dr. Jack N. Lightstone (2007–2016)
Dr. Gervan Fearon (2017–2021)
Dr. Lesley Rigg (2022–present)

Chancellors

Richard L. Hearn (1967–1969)
Charles Sankey (1969–1974)
Cecil Shaver (1974–1980)
Ralph Misener (1980–1985)
Robert S. K. Welch (1985–2000)
Raymond Moriyama (2001–2007)
Ned Goodman (2007–2015)
Shirley Cheechoo (2015–2020)
Hilary Pearson (2020–Present)

References

↑ Fitzgerald, Sean (November 24, 2014). "How Matthew Santoro became one of Canada's most popular YouTubers". Toronto Sun. Retrieved July 6, 2015.
↑ "Sean Pierson UFC Bio" . Retrieved 1 January 2014.
↑ Timothy Appleby, "Political Fallout Slight", Globe and Mail, p. A6, 13 November 1991

Top 30 After 30. Brock University Alumni Association. Retrieved from: http://www.brocku.ca/webnews/displaystory.phtml?TEMPLATE=template.html&sid=1576
Brock University Timeline. James A. Gibson Library, Brock University. Retrieved from:http://www.library.brocku.ca/spcl/timeline/index.htm

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[1] Fitzgerald, Sean (November 24, 2014). "How Matthew Santoro became one of Canada's most popular YouTubers". Toronto Sun. Retrieved July 6, 2015.

[2] "Sean Pierson UFC Bio" . Retrieved 1 January 2014.

[3] Timothy Appleby, "Political Fallout Slight", Globe and Mail, p. A6, 13 November 1991

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