Say goodbye to submitting e-forms and avoid the hassle of waiting on hold for password-related issues by using Humber’s Self-Service Password Reset tool.

With SSPR, you have the power to reset your password and recover your Humber account on your own, without needing to reach out to the IT Support Centre. It's simple, and efficient, and ensures that you always control your account.

To register for self-service password reset or if you need to change or have forgotten your password, simply visit humber.ca/getsecured. Follow the instructions provided and take advantage of this convenient tool to safeguard your account.

Reset Your Password with SSPR:

1. Launch any sign-on that uses your Microsoft 365 account (e.g., Outlook, Teams) 
2. Enter your username@humber.ca credentials
3. Select ‘Forgot my password’
4. Enter the character verification
5. Use your MFA method of choice to authenticate, then change your password

For more detailed instructions check out How to Recover Your Password Using Self-Service Password Reset.

If you have any questions, concerns, or comments, please contact the IT Support Centre at 416.675.6622 x8888 or humber.ca/techtalk (24x7 live chat) or Tech Zone for drop-in support at North, Lakeshore and IGS, Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.    

Information Technology Services

Medical Response Plans (MRP) exist to ensure faculty receive the information they need in the event that a learner experiences a medical incident during class such as a seizure or a life-threatening allergic reaction. MRPs are developed by Accessibility Consultants in Accessible Learning Services (ALS) if a student discloses medical information that necessitates a plan. 

• A MRP is developed and will outline steps to be taken by faculty and Public Safety when appropriate if a medical incident occurs.   

• Faculty are never required to perform any medical intervention. There is an expectation that they will alert the proper resources (e.g., emergency services, Humber Public Safety) to attend to the learner as appropriate. 

• MRPs are sent directly to faculty, Public Safety and the appropriate Associate Dean via email by ALS staff. In most cases, the MRP will be issued at the start of the semester but depending on when a learner connects with ALS, it may be issued during the semester.  

• Should you receive an MRP, be sure to review it carefully and note the contact information for Public Safety. 

Visit our ALS Information for Faculty website to learn more about accommodating students with disabilities.   

Please email us at accessible-learning@humber.ca with suggestions for key accessibility-related topics that you would like us to address through the Communiqué.

The Ontario Human Rights Commission requires that all employers provide ongoing education and training on the organization’s human rights policy. All Humber employees (full-time, non-full-time, work-study) are required to update their knowledge of Humber’s Human Rights Policy and Complaint Resolution Procedures every two years.

This online, asynchronous workshop on Blackboard will provide an introduction to Ontario Human Rights Code, discrimination, harassment, and Humber’s Human Rights and Harassment Policy. Learners will gain an understanding of their rights and responsibilities and how all these concepts intersect and interact in the learning and working environment.

If you require access to this training, please contact humanrights@humber.ca.

Due to Humber Cultural Hub construction, the Lakeshore Library remains closed. During this closure, library services at the Lakeshore Campus will be available as follows: 

• Research Help: The Lakeshore Library team will be available for in-person research help at the Lakeshore Learning Commons Help Desk (located in L1000) between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday to Friday. Virtual research help is available as usual via chat/text, email, and by appointment. 

• Learning Resources: Many required print textbooks for courses running this fall will be available. Book pickup will be available in the Lakeshore Learning Commons. The library’s extensive virtual collections remain available 24/7 via our website. For up to date information on collections access, visit library.humber.ca. 

• Lakeshore Study Spaces: The Lakeshore Learning Commons remains open for study with access to computers and printers and bookable study rooms. B114 in Building B is also available as a study space, with computers, a printer and study carrels. 

Faculty are encouraged to contact their Liaison Librarian with any questions related to library instruction, resources, and support services. 

We ask that you please amplify this message to ensure all students are made aware of the library services available on campus this semester.  

If you have any questions, please email library@humber.ca.