Continuous Professional Learning (CPL) is proud to announce that the Project Coordinator for Construction micro-credential has been awarded Gold Seal credit status through the Canadian Construction Association’s (CCA) Certification Program.

This recognition marks a milestone—it is the first time in Humber's history that a program be acknowledged by the industry-leading Gold Seal Certification program, a nationally respected standard of excellence in construction management education.

Earning Gold Seal credit status affirms the high quality, industry relevance, and rigorous learning outcomes built into this micro-credential. We extend our thanks to the faculty, staff, and partners who contributed to this achievement.

Read more in Humber Today. 

Humber continues to lead the way in delivering high-impact, industry-aligned training. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to expand our portfolio across sectors.

The December edition of the Student Success and Engagement Splash is here!

In this month’s issue, we’re excited to share a message from Ian Crookshank, associate vice-president, Learner and Career Success and Dean of Students, to celebrate our collective impact this year. You’ll also find monthly highlights, Humber Hawk news, top social media videos, and a roundup of upcoming events to keep you informed and engaged.

We invite you to explore the SSE Splash.

The Faculty of Health & Life Sciences (FHLS) is proud to continue our annual fundraising campaign in support of Haven on the Queensway, a local Etobicoke charity providing essential services to individuals and families in need.

Thanks to the generosity of our Humber community, we’ve already raised just over $1,000 — we’re halfway to our goal of $2,000! Every dollar makes a difference, and together we can help Haven continue its impactful work.

Haven’s programs include:

• Support for pregnant women and new parents
• Resources for seniors
• A food bank and clothing assistance
• Mobile outreach for people experiencing homelessness

Join us in giving back and help us reach our $2,000 goal. Your contribution helps brighten the season for those in need and offers a meaningful way to connect with the spirit of the season.

Donate now: FHLS Fundraiser for Haven on the Queensway.

Please join us in congratulating Simon Ibbotson for his retirement. After 40 years at Humber, Simon will be retiring from his Mailroom Clerk position at the end of December 2025. He started in 1986 at North Campus as HRT Receiving clerk and has held several positions since, including Bookstore receiver, HRT Receiving Coordinator, Food Services Purchaser, General Receiver at Lakeshore Campus until joining North Campus Mailroom in 2011.

Simon is an outstanding member of the Capital Development and Facilities Management team. His commitment, dedication and lasting contributions to his roles made a huge impact on our department and all our staff and students in our community. His unmatched passion and energy can be seen every day while delivering mail to all our offices. He takes customer service to a whole new level through his friendliness, approachability and positivity that lead him to knowing and forging a relationship with almost everyone on campus.

Simon will be greatly missed and it’s been a joy and privilege working with him. We wish Simon all the best in his well-deserved retirement as he exchanges his morning Humber mail run for longer walks with his dog and more time refereeing soccer games for youth in Toronto and Peel region.

We invite our community to share farewell notes and warm wishes through the digital e-card.