The Department of Liberal Studies would like to congratulate Professor Les Takahashi on his retirement. As a full-time faculty member since 1980, Les has taught a variety of courses – from Communications to Sociology to Humanities. His teaching was recognized in 2004 when he was awarded the Distinguished Faculty Award. Les has been a consummate professional throughout his Humber career and a valuable member of the department. He will be missed by faculty, staff and students alike. Please join us in wishing Les a long, happy and healthy retirement.

The Department of English would like to bid a fond farewell to David Wallace, who will be retiring from faculty this June.

The School of Liberal Arts & Sciences would like to bid a very fond farewell to the Continuing Education secretary, Ginny Campbell who has decided to take an early retirement as of June 30, 2014. Ginny began at Humber in 1974 as a clerk at the Lakeshore Campus, her hard work and dedication was recognized in 2008 when she was awarded the Support Staff Distinguished Service Award, she is one of Humber's longest serving Support Staff members.

It is with mixed emotions that I am announcing Joe Tomona’s retirement as of this August. While I am pleased that he’s entering a new phase of his life, the School of Applied Technology and the Humber community will be saying goodbye to a valued friend and colleague.

Wayne Hughes began his career teaching at Humber in 1986 and has been a key member of the Accounting Team; he is the resident income tax expert. Wayne has been a leader in maintaining currency in this area drawing upon experience from his private CA practice. He has generously shared this expertise with both students and his peers.

After a long career at Humber, Wayne will have time to spend at his cottage on Lake Kushog with his wife Cathie and also with three very special little people in his life, his grandchildren: Locklin, Josie and Elliott.