Have you already attended OneDrive training or transferred your files out of and deleted your H-Drive? If so, you may be eligible to win brand-new Beats Pro Wireless Headphones. All you need to do is complete the brief survey that you receive at the end of your OneDrive training session. Fill it out for your chance to win! 

HOW DOES IT WORK? 

• Contest is open to anyone who has attended OneDrive training or has already transferred files from and deleted their H-Drive. 
• After step one is done, complete and submit the survey before the June 29, 2022, H-Drive decommission date. 
• Be sure to include your email address so we can let you know if you are a winner! 
• One winner will be randomly selected. We will reach out to the winner directly via the email they have provided in the survey. 

WHAT’S THE PRIZE? 

Beats Solo 3 Wireless. The perfect everyday noise cancelling headphone designed for comfort. Perfect for professional or personal use!

Information Technology Services 

On behalf of FSCS Senior Dean and Principal of the Lakeshore Campus, June MacDonald-Jenkins:

The entire Faculty would like to congratulate FSCS professor Phil Burge on his most recent publication titled “An Interdisciplinary Pilot to Support Adoption of Universal Design for Learning in Course Redesign” with co-authors Desta McCalla and Dawn Macaulay. The entire college is committed to increasing equity & inclusion, this publication will help to move the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) body of scholarship forward. 

View and read the enitre publication.

The Math & Writing Centre is pleased to announce that our online Conversation Circles are back and starting next week.

All students from IGS, Lakeshore and North are welcome!

We have both Online Conversation Circles for groups of up to five students and Online Conversation One-on-One sessions for students looking for personalized sessions.

Please share the attached poster with details about the sessions.

Please also let ESL students know that these services offer opportunities to practice listening and speaking skills and well as to build vocabulary and increase general fluency in the language. Our TESL-certified tutors run guided conversations that ensure students can both enjoy and benefit greatly from these sessions.

To join a Conversation Circle or to book a Conversation 1-on-1 session, students can go to our online booking system at https://humber.mywconline.com/ and select the schedule called “Online Workshops and Conversation Summer 2022.” 

If they need help to sign up, they can visit our Virtual Front Desk person.

Conversation Circles will run at these times:

Starting May 24/25: Tuesdays 11 a.m., Wednesdays 12 p.m. and 3 p.m.
Starting June 10: Fridays 12 p.m.

Conversation 1:1 sessions will run at these times:

Starting May 24/25: Tuesdays 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Starting June 10: Fridays 3 p.m.

Our tutors look forward to meeting online and talking with ESL students from across the Humber and Guelph-Humber community!

I am pleased to announce that given an increase to scope of responsibility over the past academic year, Ian Crookshank’s title will be changing to Associate Vice-President, Learner and Career Success and Dean of Students. In September of 2021, after an external review leading to a reorganization, the Department of Student Success and Engagement expanded to include Community Employment Services, given the alignment of work with the Career Centre and departmental involvement with Humber’s Work Integrated Learning Strategy.

In 2019, Ian joined Humber College as Dean of Students, and has provided direction to Student Success and Engagement with an unwavering focus on putting students first. Throughout the pandemic, Ian and his team have dealt with issues ranging from individual students in acute crisis to working with college and external partners to provide scalable solutions that ensured that as many students as possible could seamlessly continue with their education despite unprecedented challenges.

Ian is a student affairs professional with more than twenty years of experience at numerous institutions in Ontario, and is an important asset to the college as we move forward together to ensure students succeed in meeting their personal, academic and career goals. Please join me in thanking Ian for his work at Humber to date, and in congratulating him for taking on this important enhanced role.

Jason Hunter
Vice-President, Students and Institutional Planning