The Humber Room is closed for reading week and will reopen for service on November 22.

Are you feeling lost without us? Gourmet Express has got you covered with fresh, healthy to-go meals for lunch and dinner! 

Thank you for your support during the first half of the fall semester, we look forward to serving you.

As part of #CyberMonth2022, the HSPP REEL Big Phishing Trainer game returned for a second season. Once again, through the Humber-Seneca Polytechnic Partnership program (HSPP), our colleges collaborated to develop an interactive phishing awareness game. This season of the game reinforces our learning objectives of the previous season, identifying phishing emails through red flags that are commonly seen in phishing attempts. In addition to identifying phishing emails, additional security best practices have been incorporated to exercise your overall security awareness.

In addition to being fun, interactive, and a great learning experience, the game also features a Humber Vs. Seneca leaderboard, which will allow for friendly competition.  You will have the opportunity to play the game as many times as you would like, improving your score and increasing Humber's chances of being this years’ winner.

The game was delivered to all employees on October 1 and currently, our colleagues at Seneca are leading. We are encouraging all Humber employees to play the game to improve their knowledge and help our community be victorious this season.

To get started, please go to husencollege.com to play the game today!

Below are several ways in which we can improve awareness and have employees play the game;

• Share the link with your colleagues in team chats and meetings
• Reach out to a colleague via teams or email and share your experience with them while urging them to play the game.
• Having an internal team competition to see who scores the highest in the game.

For more information about our Cyber Security Awareness Month (CyberMonth2022), please visit our post and the ENN video on the Communiqué.

IT Security 

Winsome E. Smith

Did you know that Winsome Smith was the first black female Chair of the Board of Governors of the Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning? There is a scholarship named in her honour that was established for Black and Indigenous first year students exhibiting academic excellence.

Dr. Smith was born in Jamaica, where she received a scholarship to attend Dalhousie University. She later pursued post-graduate studies at the University of Toronto, where she obtained a specialty in Paediatric Dentistry in 1972.

Dr. Smith operates two dental practices for children and youth. She remains the first and only Black female paediatric dentist in all of Canada.

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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of a dear friend, colleague, mentor and professor. Chef Eric Deletroz a part-time culinary professor with Humber College for the past 11 years passed away suddenly on Saturday. He is leaving behind his wife Lisa and their son.

Eric hailed from Switzerland arriving in Canada with his passion for food and the culinary industry. While here he worked in many roles, including Corporate Chef of Cara Foods and Director of Culinary and Menu Development for Imvestcor. Most recently, Eric taught part-time at Humber College while working with McCormick Foods in product development. While teaching at Humber and mentoring the next generation of chefs, Eric was also the lead examiner of the Certified Chef de Cuisine program mentoring many chefs to achieve a top level industry credential.

Eric was a truly kind and energetic person who cared about everyone he met. His love of family and friends was apparent in every conversation as well as his career and craft. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

On Monday, October 24, flags at our campuses will be lowered to half-mast in memory of Eric Deletroz.