Supporting the mental health and well-being of our students is not just important, it's essential. That’s why we’ve partnered with Togetherall. 

Togetherall’s online community is clinically moderated by mental health professionals and offers students a safe and anonymous place to express their thoughts, concerns and successes. Resources are free for students (aged 16+) to use and are available 24/7/365. Students are able to draw strength and insights from peers that have real lived experiences, as well as access a range of self-directed, clinically validated tools to promote positive mental health and well-being. Togetherall integrates with Humber's existing campus mental health services and after-hours supports.

Watch this one-minute explainer video to learn more or visit www.togetherall.com.

Togetherall was officially made available to Humber students on September 15, 2025.

Please find the attached program flyers. We kindly ask that you share this information widely, including within your classrooms.

Gabriela Yepez
Associate Director, Counselling & Mental Health
gabriela.yepez@humber.ca

Ten years after their legendary short-handed championship win at Seaway Park, the Humber Hawks men’s soccer team returned to the same pitch and once again captured national glory, defeating the host Champlain Saint-Lambert Cavaliers 2–1 in the 2025 CCAA gold medal match.

The victory marked Humber’s 11th national title—and ninth since 2012—cementing its status as the most dominant program in Canadian collegiate soccer. The story tied together the program’s proud lineage, from Hall of Famer Germain Sanchez and dynasty-builder Michael Aquino to new head coach Jason Mesa, who has been a member for ten of Humber's national titles.

For more information on the match and Humber Athletics, please visit humberhawks.ca.

Humber would like to acknowledge Indigenous Veteran's Day, which is observed in Canada on November 8, in recognition of Indigenous contributions to military service, particularly in the First World War, Second World War and the Korean War.

Flags at Humber will be at half-mast.

Additional information about Indigenous Veteran's Day can be found on the Province of Ontario's Remembrance Day website. 

I am excited to announce that Dr. Mitra Gorjipour will take on the role of associate dean, Social and Community in the Faculty of Social and Community Services (FSCS). Mitra brings a breadth of experience in higher education, having held positions at the University of Toronto, Seneca Polytechnic, Niagara College, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and Humber Polytechnic. 

Mitra first joined Humber Polytechnic in 2017, serving as an accessibility consultant, and later on as an academic program manager with the FSCS. Over the past four years, Mitra has served as associate dean at Niagara College and later Kwantlen Polytechnic University where she led diverse portfolios. Through these roles, she has supported projects to embed work-integrated learning into curriculum; guided program reviews, revisions, and the development of new programs; provided leadership in building pathways into post-secondary education; and collaborated with faculty, and community, to advance the decolonization of curriculum.  

Mitra holds a bachelor of science in psychology and a master of education in developmental psychology & education from the University of Toronto, as well as a doctor of education in higher education leadership from the University of Western Ontario. 

Please join me in welcoming Mitra back to the FSCS, and congratulating her as she begins her new role on November 24.

Joanna Amirault, PhD (she/her)
Senior Dean, Faculty of Social and Community Services