It is with true mixed emotions that I inform the Humber community that Keith Pua, Public Safety Coordinator at the Lakehsore Campus and IGS has accepted a new position at Trent University as Campus Security Manager. Keith has been at Humber for 14 years, with the first three years as a contracted security guard and supervisor. His talents were recognized and he was hired as the first Public Safety Coordinator for the Lakeshore Campus in 2011.

Over the last 11 years, Keith has been an instrumental member of our team. Keith was the initiator of the Humber Guardian App and when the pandemic hit, he was instrumental in working with the app provider to bring the proof of vaccination and daily self-screening functions to fruition. Keith was also instumental in setting up and configuring our electronic security incident reporting system. Keith has helped lead the way for Public Safety at the Lakeshore Campus and most recently also took on coordinating our requirements at the International Graduate School.

Keith will be sadly missed, but sometimes you have to let the good ones go, so that they can continue to flourish and reach their true potential. We in Public Safety are incredibly proud of Keith and all his accomplishments and know that he will make a difference at Trent University. They are lucky to have him.  

Keith's last day at Humber will be April 8, 2022. Please feel free to connect directly with him to wish him well on his new adventure.

Thank you Keith for all you have done for Humber College.

Sincerely,

Rob Kilfoyle, CPP, CMM III
Director, Public Safety and Emergency Management

This is a reminder to all budget holders to monitor your open purchase orders (POs) as the new fiscal year approaches. Any open regular purchase orders that are $100 or more will be rolled over to the new fiscal year (2022/23) on April 1. All others, including standing orders, will be closed.

In addition, budget holders should be aware that invoices received after March 31 for the rolled over POs will be expensed against new fiscal budget.

Please send a request to Purchasing (purchasing@humber.ca) to close any of your open fiscal 2021/22 regular ‘reverse’ purchase orders or standing orders.

In an effort to keep our community informed about sustainability initiatives at Humber, the Sustainability Steering Committee (SSC) will begin sharing newsletters that include highlights from meetings, upcoming events and new initiatives. 

Please read and share the first newsletter: SSC Newsletter - March 2022

The SSC is a cross-institutional advisory body to the president and executive team that provides integrated, collaborative, evidence-based advice to ensure Humber's commitment to sustainability is reflected in planning and decision-making across the college. 

If you would like to be featured in the next newsletter, please email sustainability@humber.ca.

Thank you to all our Support Staff who attended the 2022 Support Staff Professional Development virtual event.  

For those of you that missed the event, or if you would like to view the sessions again, a few of the recordings are now available on the HROE website. Under the Details and Registration section, click “View Recording” for any sessions that are available. We will continue adding recordings once they are ready to view. Please continue to check the website for updates.  

To view the recorded sessions, you will be required to log in to Panopto using your Humber single sign-on credentials.  

For the “Making Conflict Work” and “Defining the Line: Setting and Maintaining Healthy Boundaries” sessions, you will be directed to a document with instructions on how to access an external portal provided by TEND Academy. To access the document, you will need to log in to SharePoint using your Humber credentials. The portal houses pre-recorded sessions along with additional resources shared by the facilitators.  

Please note all recordings will be available until March 31, 2022.

Questions? Please email us at oe@humber.ca.