Article mentions Humber’s programs that help upgrade skills through certificates, diplomas, degrees and postgraduate certificates.

Feature mentions Humber’s hospitality courses and includes an interview with Paul McCabe, program coordinator.

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Article mentions Humber’s immigration services certificate and features an interview with Kim Pavan, director of professional and continuing education in the School of Community and Social Services.

 

Article features Humber alumni, Raj Vemulapalli who is now a parking officer after upgrading his skills with a continuing education course.

Article mentions Humber’s Business School continuing education courses being flexible with options such as evening, weekend and online classes being available.

Article mentions the importance of a continuing education course and features Humber’s various programs. The article also features an interview with Tara Kuipery, Continuing Education student services advisor.

Segment follows two Humber first year students while they move in to their dorms.

Article mentions Humber’s OSLT program and features alumni, Lorena Rodriguez’s account of how the program was important for her when arriving in Canada.

Article mentions Humber graduate Aaron Crawford who fulfilled his dream of becoming a police officer with Humber’s Police Foundations program.

 

Article features Humber graduate, Maryan Hilowie an immigrant from Somalia who completed Business Management certificate at the college.

Article mentions Humber’s instructors using one of his own TV productions, He Said She Said to teach students about all the behind the scenes tricks of putting on that type of show from food styling to the best way to capture two-way banter.

 

The Breakfast show was live at Humber for a first-year student’s move in and to show Humber’s orientation week

 

Humber’s Hawk participated and won CP24’s College and University mascot challenge.

 

Article features Rosanne Howell, Humber jazz graduate, who says she doesn’t know where she would be without the program.

 

Article is about taking continuing education courses and mentions Humber’s more than 400 courses in areas such as emergency management, human resources management, front desk and housekeeping operations and environmental ethics.

 

Article feature an interview with David Da Costa, student in Humber’s Electromechanical Engineering Technology program.

 

Article features Humber student Joe Kiez who designed a device that could harvest kinetic energy from human motion to generate energy to charge a wide variety of gadgets such as cell phones, MP3 players, smart phones and tablets.

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Article mentions Humber’s new two-year Advertising and Marketing Communications program.

 

Article mentions Humber’s and Lakeshore Arts 30 free and interactive activities throughout the Culture Day weekend festivities.

 

Article mentions the popularity of college degrees and mentions Humber as one of the postsecondary school institutes that offers a variety of degree programs.

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Article mentions Humber’s four-year Bachelor of Commerce programs built on a common two-year platform of business studies. Article also features interview with associate dean, Paul Griffin.

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Article mentions Humber’s variety of dual credit courses and features an interview with Carol Ray, Coordinator, Dual Credit Program, Planning and Development.

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Article mentions Humber’s Clinical Research as a leading-edge and in demand health-care program designed to meet the evolving needs of the industry.

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Article is a feature on Jaclyn Tam, Humber postgraduate certificate alumni in the Broadcasting program. Jaclyn is currently the event coordinator of performance for The Royal Conservatory of Music.

 

Article mentions the various events taking place at Humber during Culture Days and features and interview with Wanda Buote, principal at Lakeshore Campus.

 

Article features Humber theatre production graduate Alexander Wauch who is currently touring with Cirque du Soleil’s show Dralion. Alexander is responsible for the set-up and teardown of all the electrical and lighting aspects as well as operating spots and lighting equipment during performances.

 

Article mentions various places to study as a stage artist and features Humber’s Theatre Performance and Theatre Production courses.

 

Article is about Greg Goralski, Humber’s Interactive Media professor who designed an app that transforms sketches into app prototypes. The article also features an interview with Greg.

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