Humber ITS (Information Technology Services) will be decommissioning myfiles.humber.ca on November 1, 2022. Clients can continue to access the I-Drive by connecting remotely to Humber’s network (VPN – Virtual Private Network), through the Remote Access Portal. 

How to access the I-Drive: 

1. Launch an instance of your browser 
2. Navigate to the address: myremoteaccess.humber.ca 
3. Log in using your Humber username and password 
4. Under Network Connectivity, click on Intranet (VPN) 
5. To access your I-Drive after you have connected, navigate to //humber.org/shares 

If you are unfamiliar with or have never installed VPN, you can use the Quick Reference Guide to get set up.  

Mapping your I-Drive

To make accessing your I-Drive easier, once you have connected to Humber’s network remotely, via VPN, you can map your network drive from both Mac and Windows devices.  

If you need help mapping your I-Drive, please refer to the Mapping Your I-Drive Quick Reference Guide.

Need additional help? Contact the I.T. Support Centre 416.675.6622 x8888 or humber.ca/techtalk. 

The Math & Writing Centre is pleased to announce free APA and Academic Integrity Workshops. All Humber and Guelph-Humber students are welcome. If you work with students who may benefit from this opportunity, please let them know about it and share the information below:

For the in-person workshops, students need simply to go to the locations listed at the times given (no pre-registration required).

For the online workshop, students can go to our Virtual Front Desk to get help to register.

If students have questions about attending these workshops, they can also write to us at writingcentre@humber.ca.

Counselling Services is excited to announce the return of the Healthy Minds for Stressful Times group for Fall 2022.

This group will provide students with:

• Tools and strategies to cope with stress, anxiety and feeling overwhelmed
• Emotional support

Details:

• Where: Zoom (contact rose.anthony@humber.ca for the link)
• When: Every Thursday, 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., beginning October 6 until December 8
• For: Students who are feeling overwhelmed and/or experiencing stress and anxiety

Important Information:

• This is an open group – no pre-registration is required. As of now, there is no cap on numbers but subject to change if required
• Students can come for as few or as many sessions as they would like.
• The room will be locked at 1:45 p.m. SHARP as we do not have time to review curriculum for late arrivers
• Students will be asked to keep their video on in the group as interaction is a huge part of this group (involves break out rooms and skill practice)

Please promote this group to your students by: 

• Posting about Healthy Minds for Stressful Times on Blackboard (view attached poster)
• Making an announcement about Healthy Minds for Stressful Times at the beginning of class

Contact: Rose Anthony at rose.anthony@humber.ca

Healthy Minds for Stressful Times works from an anti-oppression framework. We recognize that students face systemic oppression on the basis sexual and gender orientation, race, body size, class, disability, immigration status, country of origin, culture, age and religion. We are committed to creating an environment that celebrates diversity, and challenges all forms of oppression.

About the Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion

The Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Inclusion (Centre) provides programs and services that recognize the intersectionality and interlocking of socially constructed identities. All Centre initiatives integrate a holistic framework that extend beyond binaries and addresses the simultaneity of the individual’s experiences. This intersectional and integrative approach, grounded in a practice of care, is woven throughout the Centre’s programs and services. The Centre ensures that equity, diversity and inclusion are instilled throughout Humber.

The Centre has the following programs:

1. Management of Human Rights & Harassment-Related Concerns
2. Human Rights, Education & Training
3. EDI Taskforce