Attention all Humber and Guelph-Humber Employees

• Do you have a Humber Pcard (Mastercard) and have NOT participated in 2022 Chrome River training?
• Do you (or designate) have plans to submit a request for a new Humber Pcard?
• Have you incurred out-of-pocket business expenses in 2022 & have NOT participated in Chrome River training?
• Do you frequently and/or occasionally incur out-of-pocket business expenses and have NOT participated in 2022 Chrome River training?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, then you need to register for Chrome River training.

From April 26 to August 2, Financial Services will be offering weekly virtual Chrome River training sessions.

Chrome River Training for Humber Pcard Holders

Chrome River Training for Reimbursable Out-of-Pocket Business Expenses (non-Pcard Holders)

If anyone has any questions, please contact:

Staci Lindsay, Accounts Payable Manager at Humber College, has had a passion for accounting since she was in high school. Today, she leads Humber’s Accounts Payable team and is responsible for managing outgoing payments to vendors while ensuring that they are issued on a timely basis. 

Sustainability plays a significant role in Staci's life. As an avid camper and lover of the great outdoors, Staci is an advocate for the protection of our natural resources. “I appreciate our natural resources. Depleting natural resources not only affects us now but also our future which will have an impact on my children", Staci said.  

Over the past few years, the demand for green businesses has grown rapidly. Many consumers and employees believe that brands bear as much responsibility for positive environmental changes as governments, and many are demanding that businesses commit to making a change. Staci decided to be a part of that change.  

At Humber, Staci has used her passion for sustainability to invoke change within her department by creating a paperless environment. “Over the years I have seen an increase in paper usage, and I wanted to reduce the amount of paper handled in our day-to-day operations. This would be a big task to take on as handling paper in AP was the norm for many years,” Staci said. 

Learn more about how Staci addresses sustainability in her work

The mask mandate at Humber College and the University of Guelph-Humber will remain in place until May 31, 2022. The College is making this decision based on recent guidance from the Chief Medical Officer of Health and out of an abundance of caution as we transition to the summer term.  

Well-fitting masks that cover the nose and chin will continue to be required within any indoor college facilities.

We will continue to monitor and review the mask requirement over the coming weeks, taking public health and campus environment trends into consideration. We will provide an update by the end of May with respect to masking requirements in June and beyond. Regardless of when the mask mandate is lifted, Humber and the University of Guelph-Humber will remain a mask-friendly environment.

As previously announced, the college’s vaccination policy will be lifted on May 2 and there will not be active screening at the entry points on campus. The Humber community is encouraged to stay up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations as an added layer of protection. 

Everyone is encouraged to continue to complete the self-screening in the Humber Guardian app before coming to campus each time. As a reminder, if you are feeling unwell, do not come to campus.  

Throughout the pandemic, we have focused on creating safe places to learn, work and live. We will continue to adapt our plans, when needed, to meet that commitment.