The Math & Writing Centre is pleased to announce that its in-person and online tutoring services are fully operational, and our tutors are ready and eager to help students in all math and writing topic areas. All Humber and Guelph-Humber students are welcome.

Students can visit us at the North Campus on the 3rd floor of the LRC and at the Lakeshore Campus in the F Building room F201.

Students can book appointments by registering at: https://humber.mywconline.com

Students can also reach us at our Virtual Front Desk or by writing us at mathcentre@humber.ca or writingcentre@humber.ca.

We are open at the following times:

Our tutors look forward to meeting and working with returning and new students.

Dr. Masood Zangeneh, Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences and Innovative Learning, is co-editing a special issue on Forensic Psychology.

The consequences of crime are financially and socially severe, and exist on a global scale. Recent advancements in the field of Forensic Psychology have contributed to more accurate means of assessing individuals within forensic settings, and in doing so have facilitated the formulation of efficient treatment pathways as a means of tempering recidivism rates. Moreover, said developments have helped to secure stronger and more entwined working practices (often via drawing together multiple agencies) – thus reducing the barriers commonly faced by victims when attempting to reach out for support or when reporting crimes. Underpinning this is discourse surrounding mental health comorbidities, and moderating roles of social structure, historical factors, and developmental concerns. This special issue will explore some of the contemporary avenues of research in the field of Forensic Psychology and in doing so will give a voice to service providers, victims, and individuals with criminal convictions. 

We encourage manuscripts from academics, service providers, survivors, practitioners, individuals with convictions, and policy makers across disciplines. Manuscript types can include (but are not limited to): 

• Essays or articles 
• Reports based on empirical studies 
• Book reviews or reviews of other types of relevant works 
• Reflection or opinion pieces 
• Materials produced by activist organizations with orienting/descriptive notes 
• Creative expressions (poetry, artwork, storytelling etc.) 
• Commentaries 
• Letters 

Manuscript submission: November 1, 2022 

Calling all full-time faculty

Please bring your expertise and passion for supporting our teaching colleagues to Innovative Learning.

There are three types of secondee roles for faculty in 2022-2023:

• Support Secondees - 4 to 8 hours a week
• Project Secondees - 4 to 12 hours a week
• Advisor Secondees - 1 to 2 hours a week 

Attached is the Call for Interest. Please feel free to peek at the details therein (individual projects are listed, for example).

We look very forward to working with you on these exciting priorities.
- Your Innovative Learning Team

Questions?
Please reach out to Ranya Khan or Heather Lowry.

Ginger Grant, PhD, Dean, Humber’s Office of Research & Innovation, does it again!  

You can now read Ginger Grant’s chapters in the book Innovative Leadership in Times of Compelling Changes: Strategies, Reflections and Tools (2021): ‘Inclusive Leadership in a Creatively Compelling World’ and ‘Nurturing Creativity in a Culture of Care’” published by Springer. Her next project, also for a new Springer textbook, is titled ReVisioning: The New World of Work, to be published in late 2022/early 2023.  

Ginger aims to publish a book chapter yearly. 

In the past, she has contributed chapters to The Routledge Companion to Inclusive Leadership (2020): ‘What Pepper Can’t Do (And Why We Should Care)’; The Routledge Companion to Management and Workplace Spirituality (2019): ‘Awakening Leadership: The Outer Reaches of Inner Space’; and the Handbook of Personal and Organizational Transformation (2018): ‘The Untapped Power of Imagination in the Workplace.’ Her workbook, Finding your Creative Core, was first published in 2009.  

Humber’s Office of Research & Innovation congratulates our visionary leader, author and storyteller Dr. Ginger Grant! 

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