From Friday, April 28, 2023 at 3:30 p.m. to Wednesday, May 3, 2023, the Sun Life Plan Member website and mobile app will not be available due to a service interruption and updating of their online systems. 

Employees who currently are enrolled in Sun Life benefits will not be able to submit claims electronically and claims will not be processed manually. 

As a result, the following will not be available during this timeframe: 

• Employees will not have access to the details of their group benefits coverage or claim history on mysunlife.ca or the My Sun Life mobile app.
• Employees will not be able to submit claims online.
• Dental offices and other medical providers will not be able to submit any claims electronically. Once the planned service interruption has been completed, providers can then submit claims electronically.
• Paper claims may still be submitted, however, claims may take longer than usual to process, as paper claims will not be processed during the service interruption.
• The Customer Care Centre will not be able to answer questions about employees’ benefits or claims. 

Prescription drug claims processed using the Drug Card will not be affected. 

Service to the Sun Life Plan Member website and mobile app will resume on Thursday, May 4, 2023.   

If you have any questions, please contact the HR Support Centre. 

The last day for services for the winter 2023 semester is Friday, April 21.

Spa services will resume on Monday, May 8, 2023.

Enjoy our great winter promotions before they are gone!

Accessible Learning Services is an interdisciplinary team working to reduce academic barriers for students with disabilities. 

We work collaboratively with faculty and staff to identify and minimize barriers and strive for an inclusive Humber community. 

Meet our North Campus team:

• Desta Mccalla, Associate Director
• Sonia Thakur, Program Coordinator
• Kathy Donaldson, Administrative Coordinator
• Sue McCarthy, Accessibility Consultant, FAST, FMCA
• Kirston Arbour, Accessibility Consultant, FHSW, FMCA
• Eva Revuelta-Lopez, Accessible Learning Advisor
• Salomi Williams, Accessibility Consultant, FHSW, UGH
• Kate Staig, Accessibility Consultant, UGH, FLA
• Jeffrey Nolan, Accessible Learning Officer
• Rachel Oh, Accessibility Consultant, FAST, FB
• Raylene Anroop, Accessibility Consultant, FB, FMCA
• Mindy Williams, Accessible Learning Advisor
• Erica Danniels, Accessibility Consultant, FAST, FB
• Dannielle Scipio, Accessible Learning Officer

Please email us at accessible-learning@humber.ca with suggestions for key accessibility-related topics that you would like us to address through the Communiqué. 

Hello Humber community, 

Please join me in welcoming our newest Associate Dean to FSCS, Sally Abu Sabaa, who will join us officially on Monday, May 1. Sally comes to us from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) where she has been the Associate Director, Student Success, and Program Innovation for the past two years. A seasoned leader in post-secondary education, Sally brings a wealth of knowledge regarding supporting international and immigrant settler populations in the post-secondary environment. She recently led the overall restructuring and creation of the academic and administrative structures of the English Language Institute (ELI), introducing multiple student support and operational positions that would cover ESL international student lifecycle in pathway programs and create an opportunity for special professional language training programs. With our keen focus on supporting our expanding International student population and providing more pathway opportunities, Sally’s recent work will be a considerable asset in supporting those efforts.

Prior to her time at TMU, she spent five years at York University as a manager and people leader looking at alternative delivery methodologies for English for Academic Purposes learners and provided leadership in the overall direction and delivery of all aspects of the York University Bridge (YUB) program achieving considerable growth during her tenure, making it the largest pathway program of its kind in North America.

With more than 10 years of experience as an educator and a learner, she is well-versed in the challenges, opportunities, and supports required to ensure faculty and students have the best possible experience in the learning environment. Sally’s portfolio will include the Social Service Worker, Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Addictions and Mental Health (Post Graduate Certificate and Bachelor), and the Developmental Service Worker programs. 

Please join me in warmly welcoming Sally to Humber and the FSCS.

June MacDonald-Jenkins (she/her)
Sr. Dean Faculty of Social and Community Services
Principal, Lakeshore Campus