Location: Lakeshore Campus

• Exterior of L building including the use of the entrance that backs onto the courtyard and the exterior of G cottage and roundabout
• Parking Lot 4 including accessible stalls and the Contractor Lot between E & F cottages
• G Commons, G105, G106 and G107

When: April 25 to 26, 2021

• Set prep will begin on Sunday, April 25 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Filming will take place on Monday, April 26 from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Set tear down will be complete on Monday, April 26 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Please be advised that Lot 4 and the Contractor Lot between E and F will be unavailable all day and night beginning in the evening on Sunday, April 25 until the 9 p.m. on April 26. Parking is available in Lot 1 and Lot 5, with accessible parking stalls by the Tim Hortons.

Public Safety will be onsite while the crew is on Humber property.

In addition to Humber College’s COVID-19 safety protocols, Film productions will follow the COVID-19 Safety Guidelines issued by the Film and Television Industry of Ontario, approved by the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skill Development. Information can be found here.

The production will also implement additional safety measures in coordination with the Toronto Film Office. Safety guidelines found here.

Please contact Sara Vani or Connie Sanfilippo with any questions.

The Inclusive Curricular Design Certificate (ICDC) explores how the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework can guide the creation of robust and accessible learning experiences for all students. The principles of UDL are founded in equity, collaboration, flexibility and accountability, and encourage a proactive, skill-building approach to course design that fosters the development of expert learners. Participants will apply these principles to ensure that the range of student diversities, abilities, and needs are met through a number of teaching and learning strategies.

Note: Registration is restricted to current Humber faculty with at least one year of experiene teaching in post-secondary.

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A closer look at Chrome River Pre-Approval:

Chrome River Pre-Approval allows you to track your spending before it happens and proactively, rather than reactively, enforce Humber policies. Pre-approval allows users to obtain pre-authorization for an expense before a reservation/booking is made – for example, out-of-province business travel. Staff can create requests for categories such as airfare, hotel, meals, and conference registration fees which are then routed automatically for approval based on Humber’s business rules.

End Users:

• Electronic submission replaces the existing paper/PDF-based format
• Easily track a submitted pre-approval request
• Ability to recall a submitted pre-approval request that has not been approved
• Ability to attach supporting documentation for a pre-approval request
• Easily convert your approved pre-approval expense report into a reimbursement expense report – eliminates double entry

Approvers:

• Receive email notifications and electronically approve/disapprove requests
• Electronically return a pre-approval request (i.e. request more information, request for adjustment) during the approval process
• Quick access to view pre-approval request and supporting documentation
• Streamline the approval process

UAT is complete!

Last week we successfully completed User Acceptance Testing. UAT ensures the system has been built to meet Humber’ s business needs. A select group of end users were invited to participate in four test sessions. The users tested and confirmed that the system is ready for production. Users tested Chrome River’s Travel & Expense module, including Pre-approvals and Cash Advance.

Thank you to all of the participants!

Maryam is a successful researcher and a passionate professor. She is a Professor of Electronics at FAST with Humber College since 2016, and she brings with her extensive industrial and academic experience and research knowledge. Maryam boasts many accolades; to name a few, Maryam is the Chair of IEEE WIE Toronto Section and Vice-Chair of IEEE Toronto Section.

Learn about Maryam's research and her journey to Humber here.