Announcements

When:
April 13, 2021
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster

What?

As part of the Finch West LRT Project, crews are installing watermain and storm sewer pipes on Finch Ave. W. between Hwy 27 and Humber College Blvd. As crews work on this infrastructure, a watermain must be isolated in the vicinity of William Osler Hospital. Water service to the hospital is not anticipated to be affected by this work.

What to expect?

  • Due to the nature of the work, there will be dust, noise and vibration associated with this work.
  • Expect traffic delays near work zones.

Work hours:

  • Wednesday, April 14, 2021 starting at 8 a.m. until 7:30 p.m., approximately.
  • Unexpected circumstances (weather, equipment failure, etc.) may also change the above interruption plans or prolong the interruption.
When:
April 13, 2021

Beginning on Wednesday, April 14, Starting Wednesday, April 14, the William Osler Healath System (Osler) will transition its current Etobicoke COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic, located at Etobicoke General Hospital, to the Osler-Humber College COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic. The clinic will be located in the UofGH building at Humber’s North Campus.

The Osler-Humber College COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic is a community clinic, similar to the clinic operating at the Toronto Congress Centre, and will vaccinate those deemed eligible by the Province’s COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan and the Toronto Public Health Unit. 

Appointments at Osler’s COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic can be booked online through Osler’s website or by phone at 905-494-6685, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 days a week. Vaccinations are by appointment only.

For the four-month period of the clinic’s operations, only Vaccine Clinic staff, volunteers and those with confirmed vaccine appointments will be permitted to use the front doors at UofGH and Lot 3 for parking.

UofGH staff, students and instructors coming to campus should park in Lot 9 and enter the building through the LRC at Humber, and then make their way to the UofGH bridge. There will be no access to the ground floor during the duration of the clinic, unless approved by your supervisor and planned with the clinic team.

For any questions or inquiries please contact Tyler Charlebois, Manager, Strategic Partnerships, Humber.

When:
April 13, 2021

The Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences and Innovative Learning (FLA) is pleased to announce the new Centre for Education, Language and Professional Practice (CELPP).

The new Centre was created through the merger of FLA’s Continuing Education (CE) and English Language Centre (ELC). CELPP will continue to provide the programs, courses and services, including the IELTS Test Centre, long associated with CE and the ELC. The Centre will function under the leadership of Stephen Allen as Associate Dean, CELPP and Paul Ward as Program Director.

The CELPP’s mission is to build on faculty and staff expertise in education, teacher preparation, languages, and professional learning to offer innovative and flexible programming that meets the needs of domestic and international professionals, including Humber’s international partners.

A special focus of CELPP will be to work with FLA’s Centre for Innovative Learning to provide new knowledge development opportunities in the areas of education, digital learning and instructional practices that address the needs of both the domestic and international markets. In order to achieve this, CELPP will work with International and the International Development Institute as well as the Centres of Innovation and Humber’s Continuing Professional Learning.

CELPP was launched on April 1, 2021, and we look forward to developing the strategic direction of the Centre in collaboration with our stakeholders.

For more information, please contact Stephen Allen, Associate Dean, CELPP at stephen.allen@humber.ca.

When:
April 13, 2021
Contact:
Sorsha Heard
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster
Microsoft Teams & Blackboard will be integrated

We are pleased to announce that, starting April 21, Microsoft Teams (the virtual video chat tool) will be integrated into Blackboard. With the integration of Microsoft Teams into our LMS, faculty can now leverage Microsoft Teams functionality and schedule Microsoft Teams synchronous video sessions and virtual office hours directly in their Blackboard course sites. 

For more information, please visit our Faculty Blackboard webpage.

When:
April 13, 2021
Contact:
Risha Toney
Posters/Attachments: Event Poster

(Find the updated list of donation locations here)

On Friday, April 9, the volcano on St. Vincent and the Grenadines in the Caribbean, La Soufriere, erupted. This eruption is still ongoing and is creating a humanitarian crisis.

We have staff, students, and graduates who are from this island nation in the Caribbean. If you would like to assist in the relief effort, please find the information below that indicates the items needed and where donations can be sent.

Thank you in advance for whatever support you are able to provide.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Risha Toney at risha.toney@humber.ca.


La Soufrière Volcano Relief Effort

KLC Shippers in Toronto has agreed to offer free storage and shipment of relief supplies from Canada to the National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO). Thank you very much Ken Chitole for your continued support.

The Office of the Consulate General of SVG in Toronto and the diaspora groups in Canada will discuss further efforts needed in a timely manner.

For persons interested in donating Relief Supplies, please drop them off at:

KLC Shippers
50 Tiffield Road, Scarborough, M1V 5B7
Unit 15

Hours of operation: Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For Amazon or other e-retailer shipments, please ship to the above address with ATTN to NEMO SVG.

Iitems needed:

Folding cots, blankets, tents 10x10 or 20x20 ft, sleeping mats, respirator masks with filters, goggles, reflective vests, caution tape, hygiene kits, food (non-perishable), clothing (new), 5 gallon buckets.

Thank you for you act of kindness.

When:
April 13, 2021
Save the Date Showcase 2021: Amplify

We are calling on you! We would like to invite the Humber Community to submit Workshop Proposals and Marketplace Proposals for Showcase 2021: Amplify, taking place Thursday, June 3.

For more information on how to submit a Workshop Proposal or a Marketplace Proposal, please click here

For more information regarding Showcase 2021, please click here.

Workshops

A workshop is a 45 or 75 minute session for you to share ideas with your colleagues at Humber. Examples of workshops could include new initiatives, emerging trends, research, innovative teaching and learning practices, interdisciplinary projects, areas of expertise, topics of general interest, etc. Your workshop should be interactive and connected to the theme Amplify whenever possible.

Marketplace

Marketplace Exchange is a fair where faculties and departments come to showcase what they do and how they support the Humber community both internally and externally.

This year, we plan to have a Virtual Marketplace, where we are inviting different vendors to set-up a virtual promotional booth. Exhibitors can highlight recent, current or future Humber projects, or initiatives. This is a great opportunity to bring the Humber community together for conversation, sharing and networking.

Deadline for Proposals: April 26, 2021

When:
April 13, 2021
Did You Know - OneDrive Mobile App

Adding OneDrive to your mobile or tablet is an additional and convenient way of accessing your files- anywhere, anytime.  

Go to your App Store or Google Play and search for ‘OneDrive’ and install it. The first time you open OneDrive, you may need to authenticate with your Humber credentials. Now you can access all your files in your OneDrive area.

Learn the basics of a variety of Microsoft 365 apps and WebEx by signing up to 1:1 Virtual Coaching at its.humber.ca/coaching.

When:
April 13, 2021
Riyanti Poerba

This month, we’re putting the Sustainability Spotlight on Student Life Coordinator at the University of Guelph-Humber (UofGH), Riyanti Poerba (she/her). Some of you may know Riyanti from her roles with Residence Life and Student Life at Humber.  

Watch the full video interview to learn how Riyanti is taking on sustainability-related initiatives at UofGH, click here.

Riyanti’s advice for students and staff looking to get involved with sustainability-related initiatives is to not be afraid to ask questions or learn something new!

When:
April 12, 2021
Contact:
Aaron Brown

As part of the Consent Peer Education Program (CPEP) and Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Diversity's Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) programming in April 2021, students, staff, and faculty are encouraged to participate in our SAAM Challenge! Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in April, a prompt will be provided on the CPEP Instagram and through the Humber Communiqué to encourage people to take an action in recognition of SAAM. Participants who share a photo addressing the prompt by emailing it to cpep@humber.ca will be entered into a raffle to win a $150 gift card; all entries must be submitted by Monday, May 3 at 12 p.m. to be eligible for the prize!

Today's prompt is...Doing Your Part Through Art: Print and complete the SAAM colouring page or create your own art. Take an artistic shot of your finished product!

Fists raised in the air with prompt written above

 

When:
April 12, 2021

Please join me in welcoming Kasey Dunn to the role of Project Manager for the Humber Centres of Innovation, Centre for Entrepreneurship. In this role, Kasey will work on managing processes in support of effective delivery of key priorities of the Centre as well as coordination of specific project and events related to the COI network business plan.

Kasey has served as program manager for entrepreneurship programming in a variety of contexts including women’s accelerators, arts incubators, and most recently at University of Toronto. Kasey is passionate about empowering through innovation and entrepreneurship, and addressing the socio-economic barriers that prevent young innovators from reaching their full potential. Her diverse background, including a career in the fine performing arts, and experience as a civic engagement and animal rights advocate, informs her creative and impact-driven approach to entrepreneurship.

Kasey holds a Master of Management Innovation, and Entrepreneurship from Queens University, and has completed a Design Thinking program at the University of Toronto.  She is also is a serial entrepreneur who has founded a number of companies and non-profit organizations tied to social innovation and the arts community.

We look forward to the entrepreneurial passion and positive energy that Kasey will bring to complement our team.

Kind regards,

Cheryl Mitchell
Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship



 

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