With the recent integration of Marketing, Communications, and Government Relations into one department, I would like to share an update related to our Marketing team members and their roles.

On the marketing front, we are here to support both cross-college and specific projects and to make our collective efforts in using our marketing tools impactful. We look forward to continuing to work with you.

Kelly Jackson
Associate Vice-President, Government Relations, Marketing, and Communications

Marketing Team Leadership:
I am delighted to announce that Lori Falvo been promoted to Associate Director - Marketing. Building on her six years’ experience working with the Humber community as our Marketing Manager, she will play a leading role in the development and execution of our internal and external marketing campaigns and initiatives and our updated brand strategy. Congratulations, Lori!

Advertising/Branding:
Marie Kyrinis is now our Senior Marketing and Brand Specialist. Marie supports the development of marketing collateral for Humber schools and departments and is the go-to person for advertising and branding enquiries, particularly in terms of appropriate brand and logo usage.

Content Management/Publications/Wayfinding:
Debbie Krulicki is our Marketing Content Coordinator who oversees the coordination of content management and workflow/approvals for program and course content. She is responsible for the program content on humber.ca in addition to the production of full-time and CE program calendars. Debbie also looks after campus signage and wayfinding maps.

Marketing Operations:
Rebecca Fox is our Marketing Coordinator. Rebecca supports a variety of activities and helps to keep our team organized. These include photo shoot coordination; image and logo requests; updating of our social media directory; and, booking Humber pull-up display banners for events.

Website Development:
Lam Trinh and Jason Maggiacomo are our Full Stack Developers who assist many Humber departments with front and back-end web development. They can help you conceptualize your website needs and turn it into a functional and user-friendly product. They support the strategic goals and objectives of Humber through multiple digital marketing initiatives.

For those interested in beginning their studies in French, we are opening a new French 1 intensive class starting on Thursday, November 1. The class will run from Thursday, November 1 until Thursday, December 20 on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the North Campus. This is the first course in the French Language Certificate. The French Language classes qualify for staff tuition fees.

If you are interested in taking the course, you can find more information at humber.ca/courses.html?code=FREN_111.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Merci,
Silva Sola

This is to inform everyone at Humber Canada Post has ended their rotating strike in Toronto as of Thursday, October 25, 2018. They are back to normal operations until they decide to go on a nationwide strike. The mailroom at the North and Lakeshore campuses will be picking up and processing the outgoing mail as usual.

For any enquiries please contact our offices at extension 4443 (North) and 3245 (Lakeshore). Thank you.

Next week the CTL will be hosting a variety of learning and engagement opportunities. Please register at the links below.

TechTalk: Enabling the Digital SFQ in Blackboard

Are you currently part of the Digital SFQ rollout? If so, enabling the SFQ tool in your Blackboard environment/course site is a critical step in encouraging your students to fill out the SFQ and increasing your student response rates. In addition to the scheduled workshop times below, faculty can drop in anytime during Studio hours to receive one-on-one support when it comes to enabling the Blackboard SFQ tool and any other Blackboard related support queries.