Announcements

When:
February 3, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster

Please click here to view Humber's Centre for Entrepreneurhsip's February newsletter.

When:
February 2, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster
Did you know?

As a full time, permanent employee of Humber College or University of Guelph-Humber your dependent (spouse and/or children) are eligible to apply for the Tuition Reimbursement for Dependent benefit program. Your dependent must be enrolled as a full-time student in an eligible full-time program.

Please visit the HROE website for information regarding the program and the application form at:

http://hrs.humber.ca/support/support-resources/benefitsresources/benefits.html

Please submit the application by email to sylvana.galati@humber.ca

Deadline for the Winter 2021 semester submission is Friday April 2, 2021.

When:
February 2, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster

Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology
GROUP INSURANCE BENEFITS COMMUNIQUÉ
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

HEALTH-CARE SERVICE PROVIDER DELISTING

When Sun Life delists health-care service providers, clinics, facilities or medical suppliers (referred to as the “provider” below), Sun Life will no longer process or pay for claims for services or supplies obtained from that provider. These providers are placed on a Sun Life “delisted providers” list.

Delisted provider update

Sun Life’s list has been updated. To view the newly delisted providers, you must log in to your own password protected web page through mysunlife.ca and select the message for delisted providers.

You are encouraged to check the list periodically so that you don’t unknowingly use a delisted provider, which would result in your claim being declined.

Why delisting a provider is necessary

It’s important that only eligible claims are processed and paid. It allows Sun Life to better protect you, your employer and your group benefits plan.

Questions?

Please call Sun Life at 1.800.361.6212, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET.

When:
February 2, 2021
Contact:
Lori Short-Zamudio

Have you ever heard or seen nutrition information and wondered “should I be doing this?” Do you have any burning food related questions that you would like to be answered? Uncomplicate your nutrition by meeting with a Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle Promotion student now. In our nutrition sessions, we will work towards meeting your personal goals and support you along the way.

Register now as spots are limited. Students are available on Mondays throughout the winter semester starting February 8. All appointments will be offered virtually via Zoom and supervised by a registered dietitian.

Do not miss out on this free opportunity.

Sign up here

When:
February 1, 2021
Contact:
HRMS Change Team

This message is to inform you of a change to the HRMS System Enhancement/Report Intake Process.

What is new?

Starting today, February 1, 2021, an eForm must be completed with the information below and submitted to the HR Systems Team in order to request an enhancement to the Human Resources Management System (HRMS). An enhancement is defined as any addition or change to the existing system generated report, configuration, customization and/or an introduction of new features to the HRMS. Click here to view the eForm. Note – the eForm can also be accessed by visiting the HRMS KB or by navigating to humber.ca/hrms/requests.

Following mandatory information will be required to request an enhancement:

  • Background/Context
  • Details of the request
  • Priority (based on criteria indicated on the eForm)
  • Impacted Stakeholders (all stakeholders that will be impacted by this change)
  • Indicate if the change impacts end users (i.e. Managers, Delegates or Employees)
  • Indicate if the change impacts payroll
  • If a report is requested – you must indicate:
  • Who will be the user of that report,
  • What is the intended use of the data,
  • Target date the report is required by,
  • Etc.

Note – additional requirements can be found on the eForm.

Who can submit an enhancement request?

  • HRMS Champion – a representative of your business unit who works alongside the HRMS team to champion and support you
  • Managers

Note - Employees will need to consult with their manager or an HRMS Champion prior to submission of the eForm.

 

Thank you!

When:
February 1, 2021
Contact:
Department of Public Safety
Lakeshore Campus in the winter

CAMPUS CLOSURE
FAMILY DAY

Monday, February 15, 2021

The college is closed (all campuses) on February 15, 2021 for Family Day. 

Approved ‘After Class’ List Exception: 

  • Students who are on the “After Class” approved list, can be on campus between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. on February 15
  • Upon arrival, these students must phone security at 416.675.8500
  • Security will meet them, confirm that they are approved for ‘After Class’ access, check COVID-19 self-assessment via the Humber Guardian app and provide access to campus

Thank you and have a great Family Day. 

Department of Public Safety

When:
January 29, 2021
Contact:
Sorsha Heard
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster

(Updated: Please see the new dates below.)

Join READING for Resurgence: Indigenous Book Club!

About: The work of Indigenization is a growing focus in this era of reconciliation, which has been driven forward by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC).

The Reading for Resurgence Indigenous Book Club supports faculty exploration of the histories, cultures, perspectives, experiences, contemporary contexts, and resurgences of Indigenous peoples. The book club provides opportunities that allow faculty to experience and model pedagogical approaches that effectively weave Indigenous voices, perspectives, histories and contemporary experiences into curricula at the course and program level. 

Requirements: Applications are welcomed from full-time faculty members who have completed the Four Seasons of Reconciliation Course and are identifying ways to incorporate Indigenous histories, perspectives and worldviews in their curriculum design and/or delivery.

Dates: 

  • February 9, 22
  • March 8, 22
  • April 6, 19
  • May 3, 17, 31
  • June 7, 21

6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Please click here to complete the qualification survey

Deadline to submit applications: Wednesday, February 3!

When:
January 29, 2021

Get the latest information about the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation in the January 2021 newsletter here

Additional information about the Barrett CTI can be found at humber.ca/barrettcti.

When:
January 29, 2021

Black Heritage Month 365 is a collection of events for our Humber community to engage in anti-racism education.

If you have a Humber community event relevant to Black Heritage Month 365, use this form to request for it to be advertised in the calendar.

When:
January 29, 2021

It is with great excitement that I am announcing the appointment of Dr. Sterling Crowe to the role of Associate Dean, Student Wellness & Equitable Learning. Sterling comes to Humber after leadership experiences at Centennial College and Nipissing University where he has led teams in residence life, student life, student learning and transitions, and accessible learning and counseling services. During his hectic professional career, Sterling has also successfully completed his MA in History and most recently his Ed D. in Higher Education from Western University. 

Sterling brings an intentional and evidenced-informed approach to his work as an educator, administrator and leader. He places leading people, priorities and projects at the centre of his work and ensures that student voices and input are considered in program review, development, and design through the use of student-centric consultation processes. As an example, in his previous roles at Centennial, Sterling was integral in leading comprehensive service reviews, developing a new model supported by data and engagement, and implementing these models to support student wellness, accessibility and success.

Throughout his career, Sterling has demonstrated the ability to balance strategic and systems thinking while maintaining supportive and impactful relationships, which is a mindset that will serve him well in his new role. When Sterling joins Humber on February 22, albeit virtually, he will be overseeing a team of leaders who support students in the areas of Residence Life, Student Conduct and Sexual Violence Prevention, Student Health and Counselling, Accessible Learning Services, and Testing Services. Please join me and the team in Student Success and Engagement in welcoming Sterling to Humber.

Welcome to Humber, Sterling!

Ian Crookshank
Dean of Students

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