Announcements

When:
February 6, 2023
Contact:
Heather Lowry

Greetings faculty, it’s that time of the term: Fall 2022 Collaborate Recordings Cleanup.

Please back up any Collaborate recordings you would like to retain from the Fall 2022 term. Recordings made from September 2022 to December 31, 2022 will be deleted as of February 15, 2023.

When:
February 6, 2023
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Gourmet Express menu

Check out what we have in store this week. Enjoy freshly made meals and baked goods prepared by students in our culinary and baking programs.

In store this week:

  • Roasted vegetable quesadilla, Calabrese sandwich
  • Pan seared salmon with crisp potato scales, fennel au gratin, arugula pesto & tomato confit
  • Veal saltim bocca, veal involtini, veal piccata Milanese, roasted tomato sauce, farfalle pasta primavera, cream sauce
  • Broiled lamb loin with mushroom sauce, caramelized root vegetables & polenta
  • Genoise sponge cake
  • Chocolate swiss roll with jelly & crème chantilly

Pricing and product availability are subject to change.

Hours of operation
Monday to Thursday: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

When:
February 3, 2023
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Please be advised of the upcoming road closures along Hwy 27 in the upcoming week starting February 6, 2023. There will be two (2) stages of work with the following lane closures:

Stage 1: Starting on Monday, February 6, during the day, Hwy 27 will be reduced to one (1) lane northbound and one (1) lane southbound.

Stage 2: Starting on Friday, February 10, during the day, the two (2) right-most lanes northbound on Hwy 27 will be closed. All southbound lanes will be open.

During this time, we advise the Humber Community to access North Campus through Hwy 427 and Finch Avevue to avoid the construction.

When:
February 3, 2023
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The Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology would like to share with the Humber community our FAST newsletter - February 2023 issue

The FAST newsletters can also be found on our website.

When:
February 3, 2023

Please join me in welcoming our new Associate Dean of Continuous Professional Learning, Francis Syms. Francis joined Humber in 2019 in the role of professor/researcher in the PSI program. Francis has a Bachelor’s of Engineering and a Masters of Applied Science with more than 20 years of rich industry experience in the areas of IT, business and product development, where he was a proven people leader. He has managed large enterprise projects in the corporate environment, utilizing his strong personal approaches that we know him so well for here in the FSCS. He is a certified project management professional which will serve him well as we focus on micro-credential development, CPL offerings that align with our existing programming and supporting the development of new and innovative approaches with the faculty to support continuous learning that aligns with our values, principles and goals within the FSCS.

Please join me in welcoming Francis to our leadership team. He will commence the new role this coming Monday, February 6.

When:
February 3, 2023
Contact:
Bhavi Gandhi
Tel:
x75366
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Professional reviewing paper graphs on a desk

As we enter the month of February, the shortest month of the year, you might get back to work and realize how amazing it would have been to have a research student this winter term to help with your projects. It's time to start planning ahead as we have students to help you for Spring 2023.

Recruitment for Spring 2023 (May-July 2023) is live! Connect with students early - students are waiting to hear from you. 

Do you have a research project that needs to be completed? Are you looking for someone who can assist you with:

  • Data collection, research design, information retrieval, and survey design
  • Designing and implementing research projects for international or domestic populations
  • Qualitative and quantitative data collection, analysis and interpretation
  • Project management, proposal writing, and literature reviews
  • Students are knowledgable with SPSS, Excel, and data visualization tools

Our highly qualified research analyst graduate students are available full-time, for 12 weeks from early May to July (flexible end and start dates) to assist you with your project.

*Project hours are used for Work-Integrated Learning (placement course).

For more information, please contact Bhavi Gandhi at bhavi.gandhi@humber.ca.

When:
February 3, 2023
Contact:
Azi Afousi
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February Newsletter from the Longo CfE

Our monthly newsletter is a great way to stay in the loop with all the happenings at the Longo CfE and in the community!

View our February issue.

Sign up for a free membership so our newsletter goes straight to your inbox.

When:
February 3, 2023
Contact:
Anam Ahmad
Alumnus Mason Victoria in front of a Humber Music display case.

Meet alumnus Mason Victoria in our latest #MyHumberStory feature! Mason graduated from the Bachelor of Music program in 2017 and is now the Lead Audio Designer at Disruptive Games.

He came to Humber as a self-taught musician from a family of creatives and quickly became a collaborator with the ability to showcase and elevate the artistic talents of those around him. He has worked with JUNO and Grammy winners and nominees and contributed to award-winning projects.

View more alumni stories from our series at humber.ca/alumni/ouralumni.

Know a Humber grad with a great story to tell? We'd love to hear from you! Email us at alumni@humber.ca.

When:
February 2, 2023

In this week's SVPA blog, Gina shares her gratitude for the Barrett Family Foundation's support to Humber and the impact this gift will have on the Academic Division.

View the SVPA blog

 

 

When:
February 2, 2023
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We are thrilled to announce that the upcoming February Fields MathEd Forum will center on colleges and will take place at North Campus on February 25. Online participation is also an option. 

The objective of the forum is to address the readiness of first-year college students enrolled in math courses  Speakers and panelists will share their perspectives about the reality, the expectations, and the best practices supporting students’ transition from high school to college. Additionally, this session will address the recent pathway changes to the high school math curriculum and how students’ readiness for college mathematics may be further impacted.

Please save the date. The registration link is coming soon.

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