Toy Drive

Once again The Department of Public Safety in partnership with The Toronto Police Service will be organizing and collecting toys for our annual #Santa9114Kids. Last year was a huge success! A big thanks goes to the Humber College Community. We were able to collect and donate hundreds of toys to several local hospitals, families, and single parents in the GTA that needed some help during the holiday season. Please bring a new unwrapped toy to the Department of Public Safety in NX101 before Monday, December 12, 2016.

Thank You for Recycling Your E-Waste

Thanks for donating your e-waste! Together we diverted 450 gallons of electronics from landfill.

Our next collection week is March 27 to 31 during Earth Week.

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Accounts Payable Holiday Schedule

With the holidays fast approaching, to ensure that payments due before the end of this calendar year are paid, all invoices, travel & expense claims etc., must be received by Accounts Payable no later than Friday, December 9, 2016, 4:30 p.m. Please note the following cheques runs dates for the month of December:

December 8th, 2016
December 15th, 2016
December 20th, 2016

Office of Sustainability Presents 2015-2016 Humber Sustainability Report

The Office of Sustainability is proud to announce the release of the 2015-2016 Humber Sustainability Report. This document summarizes the progress made in Year 2 of the targets and goals of the Humber Sustainability Plan 2014-2019. Take a look at the report here There are no print copies, please contact us if you would like to see it in a non-digital format.

Library Website Redesign: Feedback Survey

Humber Libraries will launch a new website in September 2017. In preparation for the launch, we are gathering user feedback during this phase of the project. Your input is appreciated. Go to the feedback survey and tell us what you think.

Looking for Mature Students - Winter Orientation Panel

As part of winter orientation, the Student Life programs team is collaborating with our counsellors from Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre (SWAC) to run a Mature Students' Lunch and Learn on Tuesday, January 10 at North and Lakeshore Campus. Part of this lunch and learn is to provide our mature students (those who identify as being out of the post-secondary system for over 3 years; and/or, those that are 25 years and over and are juggling various life roles) with an opportunity to learn about dealing with the challenges of going back to school.

Thank You for Donating to Textbooks For Change

Over 500 books were collected from professors this semester.

Thank you for all your amazing support so far!

Textbook donations are always accepted, visit humber.ca/sustainability for dropbox locations.

Increasing Accessibility at Humber: Alternate Formats Reminder

Increasing Accessibility at Humber: Customer Service Standard Requirement for the Availability of Information in Alternate Formats

Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (2005)

Community Barrier Identification Form

Did you know that Humber has a feedback process about the way it provides goods and services to people with disabilities?

The Community Barrier Identification Form is a feedback process that enables people to provide feedback in person, by telephone, in writing, by email or by another method.

Humber Student Wins Major Developing Artist Grant

The School of Creative and Performing Arts is delighted to announce that Matt Lagan is the recipient of a 2016-2017 Hnatyshyn Foundation Developing Artist grant. A talented saxophonist in his fourth year of the Bachelor of Music program, Matt is the winner of the Foundation’s Oscar Peterson Grant for Jazz Performance, and the eighth Humber student to win this grant during its 12-year lifespan.

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