I am very pleased to announce that Monique Harvison is Humber's new Manager of Pathways Programs in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences. Monique will be responsible for providing operational support and leadership to two programs within the Pathways department, including Dual Credit and Academic Upgrading.

Monique has been an invaluable member of the Humber College community since 2017. She holds an MA in Gender Studies from Queen’s University and is a creative and heart-centred leader committed to advancing equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging in her teaching and leadership practice. Monique has served as a partial-load faculty member and advisor for FLAS students including our Dual Credit learners and students in our School Within a College (SWAC) program. In addition, she has contributed to scholarship about innovative teaching strategies through her TIF-funded project, “Gamification in Online Learning and its Effect on Dual Credit Student Engagement, Motivation and Self Concept.” Most recently she has served as the acting Program Coordinator for the General Arts and Science Program where she has been providing advising and leadership for the University, Degree and College Transfer programs, collaborating with post-secondary partners on pathways and various new initiatives, onboarding and training new staff, and providing interim Dual Credit leadership.

Monique officially began in her new position on August 22, 2022. Please join me in congratulating and wishing Monique all the best in her new role. 

In kindness,

Christina Meredith
Associate Dean, Pathways Programs

The Office of Research and Innovation is shining the Faculty Rock Star spotlight on Hamid Dehkordi, professor in the Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology (FAST) at Humber.  

With more than seven years of post-secondary teaching experience, Hamid is a researcher and educator who is passionate about conducting applied research and promoting a lifelong love for learning and knowledge. 

Hamid shares that he is dedicated to helping his students develop both technical and soft skills through hands-on research projects. He states, “One of the things that we as faculty members can teach students is by being role models for soft skills, by being punctual, being persistent, and not being afraid to express our ideas.” 

Learn more about Faculty Rock Star: Hamid Dehkordi PhD, P.Eng.

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Continuous Professional Learning, in partnership with our colleagues in Advancement & Alumni Relations, is excited to announce the launch of our first special discount program this Fall. As of Wednesday, August 24, all Humber alumni will be eligible to receive a 20 per cent discount on CPL’s Rapid Skill courses. The CPL-Alumni discount program will be running through to January 1, 2023.

Rapid Skills courses are 2-3 hours long, providing participants with a ‘micro-burst’ of learning that drives skill acquisition within a compact timeframe. Designed by subject matter experts to meet the needs of busy working professionals and their schedules, we are excited about this venture and hope it will bring more of our alumni back to Humber to learn and grow.

If you are a proud alumnus yourself or would like to share this offer with someone who is, please visit humber.ca/alumni/cploffer for more information.