Camille Hannays-King, Counsellor, Student Success and Engagement Retirement

After 18 years of service to the Humber College community as a Counsellor in Student Success and Engagement, Camille Hannays-King is retiring. Camille was dedicated first and foremost to supporting students in their academic and social growth. In addition to her counselling work, Camille was involved in Academic Council, the Diversity Committee, TESN, and the Bridge program. Camille plans to pursue her social justice volunteer work, dance and poetry writing. We wish her well!

Theresa Foran, Client Services, Information Technology Services - Retirement

After 35 years of exceptional service, Theresa Foran is retiring.

Here’s to Theresa... a great person to whom we say goodbye.
We will miss your charm and presence… no one has to ask why.
We will miss your creativity, your humour, and your smile.
But we are sure that you will use these traits to make your retirement worthwhile!

Ken Harrison, Associate Dean, Student Success and Engagement and School of Liberal Arts and Sciences - Retirement

Retirement Announcement – Ken Harrison, Associate Dean
School College Work Initiative and Dual Credit Programs
Student Success and Engagement and School of Liberal Arts and Sciences

For over 40 years, Ken Harrison has called Humber a second home. He has been a student, instructor, faculty member, and administrator and now, after 40 years, he has decided to retire effective August 31, 2016.

Rudy Maharajh, LAN admin, Community Outreach and Workforce Development - Retirement

The clock’s been punched for the very last time. The daily grind has been left behind. No more IT requests or pages to fax. It’s time to kick back and relax! Please join us to celebrate the retirement of Rudy Maharajh.

When: June 20, 2016 - 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Where: North Etobicoke HCES - 1620 Albion Road, Etobicoke, 2nd floor

RSVP: jane.russ@humber.ca, 416.675.6622 x4684.

Mike Badyk, Professor, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences - Retirement

After 35 years at Humber in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Mike Badyk has decided to retire from teaching. In 30 years as a full-time faculty member, he has made significant contributions to the School, to our department, and, most importantly, to the education of thousands of Humber students.

Mark Macdonald, Faculty, School of Community and Social Services - Retirement

Dear Colleagues,

Mark MacDonald is retiring from his role of Professor in the Developmental Service Worker program in the School of Social & Community Services effective June 30th after ten years of faithful service to our students and school.

Paul Michaud, Professor, School of Applied Technology - Retirement

Basil Guinane, Associate Dean, School of Media Studies & Information Technology

After 14 years of dedicated service, Basil Guinane, Associate Dean in charge of the Communications cluster of programs, has decided to retire effective August 31, 2016. During the last 14 years, the School of Media Studies & Information Technology has experienced immense growth and a profound transformation. Basil’s leadership has been instrumental in supporting the successful evolution of the school into a leading-edge Media & Information Technology school in the Canadian educational landscape.

Christine Adam, Administrative Assistant, Financial Services & Planning

Please be advised that Christine Adam, Administrative Assistant – Financial Services & Planning department, after 34 glorious years of service will be retiring from the college at the end of this month.

Christine, whose name is synonymous with great commitment & excellent customer service, assisted many staff members & students over the years and will be dearly missed.

Sharon Schembri, Secretary, The Business School

The Business School would like to announce the retirement of one of their longest serving support staff- Sharon Schembri. Sharon will be retiring at the end of June, and we wish Sharon the very best in the future, and she will be missed very much. Please stop by E205 to say bye!

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