As we are approaching the start of term, the International Centre would like you to know the following about holds to better assist our students. Students may come to you with different types of holds on their accounts, and here is where you can direct them:

Study Permit Hold:

Please ask the student to upload a valid study permit document through their MyHumber account:

To upload your documents, please use either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox web browser, log in to MyHumber and click on:

• Applicant
• Upload Documents

The student can contact the International Centre, if they need further assistance:

• Contact form: international.humber.ca/contact
• International Centre chat: international.humber.ca (click on the chat icon), Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Reg Hold:

Please ask the student to contact the Office of the Registrar:

• Email: enquiry@humber.ca
• Phone: 416.675.3111 or toll-free at 1.877.675.5660, Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

AR hold:

1) Please ask the student to check Myhumber to ensure they have made full payment of fees for their Fall semester.

• Log in to your MyHumber account (www.humber.ca/myhumber)
• Click ‘Student’
• Click ‘Student Account & Fees’
• Click ‘Account Detail for Term/Humber College Receipt’
• Select a Term – Ex. Fall 2022 and click ‘Submit’
• Review your balance under "account balance"

2) If yes, please contact the Office of the Registrar:  

• Email: enquiry@humber.ca
• Phone: 416.675.3111 or toll-free at 1.877.675.5660, Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The OTG Café at Lakeshore Campus, which is situated in the L Commons, will be closed from Monday, August 22 to Tuesday, September 6.

We will reopen on September 7.

It is my pleasure to announce that Dr. Kimberly Carter (Kim) has been selected as our new Associate Dean of Continuous Professional Learning. Kim is dedicated to designing and delivering excellent - and accessible - educational programming so that people build the skills they need to secure meaningful work.

Prior to joining Humber, Kim held the role of Program Director, Communication & Design at The Chang School of Continuing Education, Toronto Metropolitan University. As Program Director, Kim developed an impressive slate of new programming, including online courses in digital publishing, fashion analytics, design management and portfolio making. A trusted team player, she was an active member of TMU’s Academic Standards Committee and, for six months, extended her leadership responsibilities with a second portfolio as Interim Program Director, Faculty of Arts. Before being promoted, Kim was The Chang School’s Program Manager, Faculty of Business.

In addition to administrative leadership, Kim brings over a decade of experience as an instructor, researcher, and consultant. She has taught at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, Okanagan College, and Toronto Metropolitan University. In the private sector, Kim has made significant contributions to the marketing and community engagement strategies of Fortune 500 companies and worked for Scotiabank as its Senior Manager, Diversity & Inclusion.

Kim’s academic expertise is grounded in the field of international relations with a focus on human rights. Having completed her postdoctoral fellowship, PhD, and Master of Arts at the University of Toronto, Kim also holds a Bachelor of Arts from McGill University. While earning these credentials, she studied and worked in Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Israel, mastering the art of listening - and problem solving - in complicated contexts. These experiences will put Kim on excellent footing as we continue to reshape professional learning at Humber and beyond.

Her combination of academic, professional, and personal experiences will undoubtably help us move CPL into the next phase of its evolution and I am tremendously excited about her arrival. Kim will begin her Humber journey with us on Monday, August 22.

Please join me in welcoming Kim into this vibrant and pivotal role!

Frank Cappadocia
Dean, Continuous Professional Learning (CPL)

Have you found a clever way to cut down on using paper, fuel or other resources at Humber? We want to hear all about it!

Have you and/or your colleagues already come up with a solution that helped you save resources or reduce manual work? Then, team up to join the Butterfly Effect (BE) Summer Challenge!

The BE Challenge (organized by Humber’s Office of Research and Innovation, ORI) invites Humber's administrative and support staff to submit smart solutions that save resources or streamline work.

If you’ve implemented a simple, low-cost or no-cost integration and/or automation solution that improved on-campus or remote work arrangements, then you might just become a finalist in the BE Challenge! To participate, fill out this simple Qualtrics form to tell us about your solution.

To learn more about the Challenge, check out the BE Challenge FAQ and some example solutions. You can also reach out to us at be@humber.ca with your questions.

Have fun!

Humber’s Office of Research and Innovation