Announcements

When:
October 4, 2021
Contact:
Dharmesh Patel
Tel:
x4555

Winter term adoptions are due by October 15, 2021  

With the winter 2022 semester approaching and the announcement of remote and in-person learning, we require your course material requests earlier than in previous years. To this end, we require your adoptions requests by October 15. If we receive requests after that date, there is no guarantee we will have all the options available for the winter term.  

Help your students 

Submitting your adoptions on time contributes to course material affordability by: 

  • Allowing your campus stores time to source used and rental inventory, ensuring that your students have the most affordable options available for the first day of class.  
  • Allowing the campus store team ample time to research your requested materials and determine whether they can be delivered digitally or added to our national list of rental titles, potentially lowering prices even more. NOTE: When new digital titles are added to our library, we may need additional time to verify details with faculty and/or publisher representatives before we are able to adopt and sell.

Adopting digital content? 

It is important that you confirm the exact ISBN with the publisher representative prior to submitting to the campus store. Please specify whether students should purchase the standalone eBook, courseware, and/or a digital bundle. If a bundle is needed, also provide details on its components. With an increasing number of content providers adding digital options, it’s critical these are verified early-on in the adoption process. 

Options available for course materials 

  • Print: textbooks (format hardcover, soft-cover, loose leaf) - these options are dictated by publishers  
  • Digital: Either PDF e-book or Adaptive Learning/Homework Management (i.e. Connect, Wiley Plus, Cengage Now, MyLab etc.) 
  • Custom textbooks: Reduced chapters or combination of multiple texts from one publisher into single volume 
  • Bundles: Two or more textbooks or textbook with digital card sold as one unit 

Adopt now! 

To submit your requests please send them via email:

North Campus
Indira Danjraj x4987 
Course Material Manager Email: 0947txt@follett.com or indira.danraj@humber.ca 
Lakeshore Campus
Jim Killen x3556 
Course Material manager Email: 0948txt@follett.com or jim.killen@humber.ca

If you need further information or have any questions regarding course materials or anything Bookstore related, please contact us at your convenience. If we have questions we will be reaching out.

We are here to help you keep moving forward, therefore we all need to work together and think differently. The future is a challenge but together we can make it better. 

Dharmesh Patel
Store Manager, North Campus
Bijal Patel
Store Manager, Lakeshore Campus
When:
October 4, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster
List of employees celebrating Career Milestones in October

Congratulations to all our employees celebrating career milestones in October!

The following employees are celebrating their 1, 5, 15 and 20-year anniversary with Humber. We encourage you to reach out to your colleagues to congratulate them on their career milestones!

1 Year

5 Years

15 Years

20 Years

Terry Lundrigan

Melanie Peca

Christine Augustine

Shameeza Hack

Sandra Amendola

Emeka Ugwumba

 

Walter Borges

Megan Oquias

Miten Davda

 

Marvin Choi

 

David Gesualdo

 

Chau Tran

Although we do our best to ensure we don't miss anyone, sometimes it happens. If we have missed anyone on this list, our sincere apologies. Please let us know so we can correct our records and ensure the employee receives recognition. 

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

When:
October 4, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster
Entry to cottages via L building only

Hello Lakeshore Campus community, 

I hope you have all had a good start to the fall term. For those who are working or learning on campus, I wanted to let you know that there will be some changes to the exterior entrances on campus. 

Beginning on Tuesday, October 12, 2021, the screening points at the walkway in front of C Building and K Building will be closed.  

As we prepare for the arrival of colder and inclement weather, these screening points will be relocated to L Building. Anyone entering can then proceed to the rest of the East side buildings.  

We will be installing some fencing at these entrances and posting new signage to help direct the flow of people. 

With the covered area outside of L Building, we are hopeful that this will be a more pleasant experience should there be a wait to be screened. 

Thank you for your understanding. All the best for the rest of the term. 

Derek Stockley
Principal, Lakeshore Campus

When:
October 4, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster

The Campus Culture Working Group aims to work alongside the Humber community to cultivate and sustain a healthy and inclusive culture. One of the ways to enhance feelings of belonging and inclusion is through the expression of gratitude. Employee recognition is one of the foundations of a successful workplace. At Humber College, we know that showing gratitude has the power to increase belonging and acknowledge another person’s value and humanity.

Starting on October 4 to October 26, 2021, let us intentionally bring joy every day by deepening gratitude throughout our campuses. There are many ways to express gratitude – a smile, a nod, saying thank you, assisting a co-worker with a task without them asking. Starting on October 4, 2021, you are invited to reflect and share your appreciation to someone by posting it on Humber’s Virtual Appreciation Wall.

For more information pertaining to Making a Habit of Gratitude, please contact Campus Culture Co-Chairs Kathryn Edgett at kathryn.edgett@humber.ca and Patricia Suleiman at patricia.suleiman@humber.ca.

When:
October 4, 2021
Contact:
HRMS Change Team

This week on your payslip you will see a new section, ‘Employer Contributions’.

This section will display the employer contributions to costs related to statutory government benefits such as (Canada Pension Plan – CPP, Employment Insurance – EI, and Employer Health Tax), group insurance benefits such as (Extended Health Care) and CAAT pension plan.

Please take a few minutes to watch the HRMS Payslip overview video which will show you how to access and understand your payslip.

To learn more about the terms on your payslip, please visit the HRMS Knowledge – View, Download, and Print Payslips.

Questions? Please contact the HR Support Centre.

When:
October 1, 2021

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM). Once again Humber’s objective is to raise awareness of the importance of cybersecurity, and to ensure our community has the resources and expertise required to be safe and secure online. With this objective in mind, Humber will be providing a number of cybersecurity themed activities throughout the month of October.  Our hope is that all employees participate and master the art of being secure online.

Initiative 1: Delivery of an Education Program

Humber has partnered with the Government of Canada’s Communications Security Establishment to provide our community with resources and activities to support the national Get Cyber Safe initiative and further bolster Humber’s Security. The theme of CSAM 2021 is Life Happens Online. Here are the sub-themes in which we will be reflecting upon each week:

  • October 1: CSAM Launch
  • Week of October 4: Staying in touch
  • Week of October 11: Sharing special moments
  • Week of October 18: Working and networking
  • Week of October 25: Families and businesses

Throughout October, ITS will provide access to training videos, infographics and activities based on the sub-themes above. The delivery format will be on a weekly basis (as per sub-themes) through our training platform KnowBe4. Employees should expect to receive training enrollment and reminder emails from IT Security <do-not-reply@training.knowbe4.com>.

Initiative 2: HSPP Partnership - Phishing Awareness Game

Through the HSPP Partnership, Humber and Seneca College has collaborated to develop an educational Phishing Awareness game. With a focus on strategies for identifying phishing, players must correctly identify phishing emails in a virtual work environment. Employees will receive an email with information on how to access the game in the coming week.

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

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.

Initiative 3: Phishing Simulations

Throughout the month of October, Humber will deliver a number of simulated phishing emails to your Humber mailbox. These simulations will allow you to apply your cybersecurity knowledge to real world scenarios without the risks associated with a real cyber attack.   When you believe that you’ve received a phishing email, employees are encouraged to report them utilizing the Phish Alert Button(PAB).  

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 our initiatives - 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.

To support our planned activities and to experiment with new technologies, we will once again be delivering some additional materials within Microsoft Teams thereby enabling collaboration, an open dialogue and engagement. To participate, join the GetCyberSafe Microsoft Team, and we will keep you informed as we release new material and activities. To join the Team, do one of the following:

Option 1

Using Microsoft Teams Link

  • Follow this link: GetCyberSafe
  • This link will take you directly into teams.

Sounds Suspicious Right? That’s why we’ve included option 2.

Option 2

​Using Teams Code

  • Open Teams (or access Teams through the Office Portal)
  • On the left side of the app, click the Teams icon  
  • Click Join or create a Team
  • Go to Join a team with a code (the second tile)
  • In the Enter code box, type the code: f16dht6.
  • Click Join

Note: Those that participated last year may already be a member of our Getcybersafe team. We have changed the name, and reused the previous team, and hope to utilize this team for more than just the Month of October in the future. While October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, cyber crime happens 365 days a year.

 

IT Security, Information Technology Services

When:
October 1, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster
Sustainable Eating themed poster including three images of plated meals,

Join us October 4 to 8 in The Humber Room for our 'Sustainable Eating' themed menu.

Enjoy your choice of appetizer and main course, prepared by our culinary students, and finish off with our dessert of the day made by our baking students.

Your food will be served plated banquet-style by our hospitality students. 

Don't forget we are seating guests at 12 p.m. and service ends at 1:30 p.m., so arrive early! 

View the menu options

See you soon! 

When:
October 1, 2021
Contact:
Andrea Chan
ORI Employee Spotlight: Raeshelle M. Morris

At the Office of Research and Innovation (ORI), we foster and harness an inclusive, open and sustainable approach to research and innovation. We continue to support and enable faculty, students, industry and community partners to participate and collaborate. We aim to expand the dialogue around ‘research’ and demystify ‘innovation’. We do this as a team, together, building on each other’s strengths and supporting each other to achieve a collective goal.

Today, we celebrate one of our leading experts, an ‘entrepreneur-at-heart’, Raeshelle M. Morris, affectionately known as Rae to us all.

View the full article: Employee Spotlight: Raeshelle Morris

When:
October 1, 2021

Further to our June announcement, effective October 4, Humber’s Community Outreach and Workforce Development (COWD) team will report to Kelly Jackson, who will be taking on the role of Vice-President, External Affairs and Professional Learning. COWD work will continue to be led by Geraldine Babcock, the department director.  

Along with other departments that will comprise Kelly’s portfolio, COWD supports Humber’s external relationships and connects the college’s vision and priorities to the needs and interests of our learners, alumni, donors, and industry, community and government partners. They carry this work out through numerous community development initiatives and through collaboration with Faculties and other stakeholders to provide tailored programs that support equity seeking groups in accessing opportunities for training, education and employment.

Humber’s Community Employment Services continue to be part of the Students and Institutional Planning portfolio that reports to Jason Hunter, Vice-President, Students and Institutional Planning, as these services support a coordinated approach to ensuring successful career outcomes for students and clients. Elana Lewis and the HCES team will report to Chantal Joy, Associate Dean, Transition & Academic Support, Student Success & Engagement.

When:
October 1, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster

The Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology is pleased to share with the College the October issue of FAST News.

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