Announcements

When:
September 16, 2015
September 16, 2015

What is HELP?
HELP is the Humber Engagement and Learning Profile survey for incoming students.

Developed by a cross-institutional Advisory Group, HELP is a cutting-edge incoming student survey.

Who is HELP for?
HELP asks incoming first-semester students in certificate, diploma and degree programs to tell us about their preparation for college, their educational and career goals, early opinions about their program and Humber generally, and to identify particular student support services they may use.

Participating students are entered into a draw for prizes including $1,000 towards tuition, $500 towards tuition and $50 Humber Bookstore Gift Cards.

When does it happen?
The HELP survey is open to students during the third and fourth weeks of class (September 21 – October 4).

The survey is administered online and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.

How does a student access the HELP survey?
A student will receive a survey invitation through their personal email. The email subject line will read: “Humber HELP Survey Invitation – WIN PRIZES!”.  In the email will be the student’s unique link to the survey.

Why is HELP important?
Students tell us how we can help them be successful at Humber, and receive individualized emails and timely information about Humber’s services based on areas of assistance they identified as beneficial!

Humber Institutional Research creates and distributes reports based on student responses to key questions, identifying those who are struggling or at-risk of leaving early.

Aggregate data at the program, school and college levels will help us to develop institutional retention strategies that will help more students be successful in their program.

Where can you get HELP info?
To ask questions or learn more about the survey or reports please contact

Pat VanHorne, Manager, Institutional Research at patricia.vanhorne@humber.ca or x4943

Improving student success is an institutional priority, and benefits all of us!

When:
September 16, 2015
September 16, 2015
It’s that time of the year again when school has started back up and students are getting back into their regular routine. The idea of going back to school is never usually seen as fun and exciting and it can especially be stressful if you’re unfamiliar with the school you’re attending. If you’re a new student to Humber, or you just want to find out ways to make your Humber life easier, here’s a “Humber Hack Guide” to help you out.

Full article: radio.humber.ca/feed/updates/your-helpful-humber-hack-guide.html
When:
September 15, 2015
September 15, 2015
We are in the process of soliciting submissions to an anthology that will highlight the experiences of our staff and students with a disability, as they have had to overcome barriers at Humber.
When:
September 15, 2015
September 15, 2015
Humber College is taking a firm stand against Sexual Violence in our community. This week, The Student Success and Engagement team launched a new video to encourage an active stance against sexual violence. The digital campaign is part of broader efforts to prevent sexual violence including lectures, bystander and self-defence training. A full list of awareness and prevention efforts is available online.

humber.ca/student-life/sexual-assault/node/2
When:
September 15, 2015
September 15, 2015
We are currently accepting funding applications for Applied Research & Innovation projects starting in January 2016.
When:
September 15, 2015
September 15, 2015

When:
September 15, 2015
September 15, 2015

Peer Assisted Learning Support (P.A.L.S.), formerly known as Peer Programs, is now fully operational on the 3rd Floor of the Learning Resource Commons.

Our hours are now extended on Mondays and Thursdays until 6pm to help accommodate all Humber students. 

Come visit us for the following services:

  • Peer Tutoring
  • SI: The PASS Program
  • Learning Skills Workshop Series
  • Note Taking Services 

For any additional information visit our website: humber.ca/learningresources or contact us at: 416-675-6622 ext. 5983

When:
September 15, 2015

I am pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Valens to the position of Director, Capital Development and Spencer Wood to the position of Director, Facilities Management. 

As many of you know, both Scott and Spencer have provided many years of exemplary services at Humber. 

Scott joined Humber in 2006 as the Associate Director, Capital Development and staff architect.  Most recently, Scott has provided leadership over many strategic asset management initiatives.  In Scott’s new role, he will provide leadership to the Capital Development process including the implementation of major capital projects as well as the Capital Works team.

Spencer joined Humber in 1999 as a Project Coordinator, and was the Manager, Maintenance and Operations at Lakeshore from 2007 - 2012. Most recently, Spencer was the Associate Director, Facilities Management and provided administrative leadership over facilities for both the Lakeshore and North campuses.  In his new role, Spencer will continue with the management oversight of facilities for both campuses as well as lead strategic initiatives for facilities.

Please join me in congratulating Scott and Spencer on their new appointments and wishing them all the best as they take on these new challenges.

Sincerely,
Angelo Presta, Senior Director, Capital Development and Facilities Management.

When:
September 14, 2015
September 14, 2015
We invite you to explore some of the new development opportunities available to you. Choose from a wide selection of workshops, discussions, and conference categories. We also encourage you to make requests and provide suggestions on meaningful topics related to teaching and learning.
 
Click here to view new Fall calendar:
 

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