Many of our users have been receiving email notifications from Chrome River. Chrome River sends out email notifications to remind users to take action or to confirm a certain action. Questions have emerged surrounding two email notifications in particular.

Unused Firm Paid Items

Condition: The expense owner has PCard transactions that are more than 30 days old.

Action Required: Login to Chrome River (myexpenses.humber.ca) and complete the unsubmitted transaction(s).

Unapproved Expense Items

Condition: The approver has an expense report pending their approval.

Required Action: Login in to Chrome River (myexpenses.humber.ca), review the pending expense report and approve or disapprove accordingly.

The click here link enclosed in the email notifications is in the process of being fixed. Users are being directed to a Chrome River login page (see below) which is not accessible to Humber College users. Please enter myexpenses.humber.ca into the address bar of your browser to navigate to the correct URL.

For any of those who were unable to attend the Weight Watchers information session this week, but would still like to join, come out to North Campus B308 at noon on Tuesday, January 30, 2018 to register for the 16 week at work program. This will be the first official meeting with our WW Ambassador, Corenne, as well as the first official weigh in!

Let's get our WW Freestyle on!

Are you a Humber grad? Did you meet your partner at Humber?

We're searching for couples who have great stories of how they met and fell in love at Humber. Do you and your significant other have a great #HumberLove story to share? Would you be interested in being featured in a special Valentine's Day project? 

If so, email alumni@humber.ca to tell us about your love story, and we'll let you know how you can get involved!

I am pleased to announce that Carl Oliver has been appointed as Associate Dean, Built Environment at the School of Applied Technology, effective January 29, 2018.

Carl Oliver joined Humber in 2002 in a faculty role, and quickly discovered a passion for teaching and learning. In over a decade as professor/program coordinator he was a faculty mentor, Chair of the Humber Showcase planning committee, and secondee to the Centre for Teaching and Learning where he built communities of practice and supported faculty in their use of educational technology. His focus on innovative teaching led Humber in becoming the first Canadian postsecondary institution to implement the Lightboard to enhance student learning.

Since 2014, Carl has held the role of Director of Professional & Continuing Education for the School of Applied Technology. Carl and his team have leveraged customized training to enhance and build upon industry partnerships and have successfully secured funding for workforce development projects. To ensure that school of Applied Technology’s CE initiatives continue to move forward, Carl will be also leading his department until hiring new CE director.

I also want to use this opportunity to thank Janet Bedard, in particular for the outstanding job that she did as Associate Dean during last few months. Please join me in welcoming Carl to his new role at Humber.

Dr. Farzad Rayegani
Dean, School of Applied Technology