Through the HSPP Partnership, Humber and Seneca College have collaborated to develop an educational Phishing Awareness Game. With a focus on strategies for identifying malicious emails, players must correctly identify phishing emails in a virtual work environment.

In addition to providing our two communities with an entertaining learning experience, the game will also include a Humber Vs. Seneca scoreboard which will allow for friendly competition. So let's show Seneca's Sammy Sting just how powerful the Humber Hawk’s community is.

To get started, please go to husencollege.com to play the game today!

In addition to the game, Humber ITS also delivered training materials to all employees for Week 3: Working and Networking

To get started, please go to knowbe4.com to do your training.

What is the HSPP Partnership?

The Humber-Seneca Polytechnic Partnership (HSPP) was created to promote cooperation between institutions and enhance and expand learning opportunities as students begin, continue, or complete their postsecondary education. Leveraging the combined resources of Humber and Seneca, the HSPP also seeks to support collaborative activity rather than competition across institutions.

Finally, and most importantly, win prizes!

As a small token of our appreciation of your continued support of our cybersecurity initiatives, weekly raffles prizes will be made available. You can earn raffle entries each week for completing and participating in the game and our training material - the more you participate, the more entries you can earn. During the final week, a grand prize will be drawn, and all your accumulated raffle entries you have accumulated throughout the month will be eligible.

IT Security, ITS

#DidYouKnow... 

The average admission GPA (Grade Point Average) of students transferring to Humber over the past five years is 77%. 

Join us as we celebrate our first-ever Humber Transfer Student Week. Use the hashtag #HumberIsHome to share your transfer story and/or register for an info session on how to can continue to support our transfer students.

I am pleased to announce that Todd Le Blanc will be joining the International Graduate School team on November 1 as an Associate Director, IGS Student Experience. Todd returns to Humber after five years at the University of Toronto in increasingly senior roles including Assistant Dean, Student Life and Leadership at New College and most recently Assistant Director First Year Student Success and Transition for the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering. At Humber, Todd was the Study Abroad Coordinator for the Faculty of Media and Creative Arts and a First Year Transition Program Facilitator working with the Student Life and Learning team, leaving a lasting impression and impact on the areas in which he worked.

Todd is a committed student affairs professional and an educator. A certified teacher with a BA in history and a graduate diploma in education and currently working on a certificate in Learning Design from University of Toronto, Todd is a committed life-long learner. A member of NODA: the Association for Orientation, Transition and Retention, and a qualified administrator of the Intercultural Development Inventory, Todd brings to this role professionalism and a wealth of knowledge and experience enabling him to build an engagement and success program tailored to the needs of the IGS learner.

In his role as Assistant Dean at New College, Todd led programming for over 6,400 students, more than 50% of whom were international, developing programming in collaboration with leaders and stakeholders across the college. In his role as AD IGS Student Experience, Todd will work collaboratively across the college to build programming to support the IGS learner providing leadership and oversight of student success and engagement initiatives at the IGS. Through a lens of equity, diversity and inclusion, Todd will work closely with functional leads in other departments to develop and implement programs, processes and procedures at the IGS ensuring a positive, professional and supportive environment so that each learner has access to the support and services to reach their goals.

I’m so happy to have Todd joining the IGS team. Please join me in congratulating him and welcoming him back to Humber in his new role at the IGS. 

Diane Simpson
Principal, IGS

A series of Campus Compass banners were created when the app was launched in 2019. A series of these pull-up/zap banners have gone missing. 

Help us locate the banners by checking your areas (storage and otherwise) for the banners.

If you find one, please contact Peter Marsden at peter.marsden@humber.ca or Drew Campbell at drew.campbell@humber.ca.