BMO Details Online (DOL) only allowed for a single approver, which in most cases was the card holders direct report. In Chrome River, multiple approvers are notified when an expense report is submitted for approval. Chrome River is leveraging Banner approval queues, thus approvers are based on the ORG(s) expensed and NOT the card holder’s direct report. Similar to the Banner requisition approval process, only one of the notified approvers must approve the expense report in Chrome River. Once approved the report is automatically removed from the other approvers’ queue.

Since we are leveraging Banner requisition approval queues, deleting an approver from an ORG queue for Chrome River purposes will also remove the approver’s ability to approve Banner requisitions. Therefore, if you receive notification to approve an expense report for a card holder that is outside of your PCard responsibility, then disregard that expense report.

Unlike Banner, in Chrome River if you are an approver your expense report is routed to your direct report.

This diagram illustrates the approval routing process in DOL and Chrome River based on your role.

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The North Campus store will be closed Friday, February 16 at 12 p.m. and reopening Tuesday, February 21 at 9 a.m. for its annual inventory.

Beginning February 20 the North Campus store hours will be as follows:

Dear colleagues,

Please see the research study notice below for information pertaining to a research study being conducted throughout the winter semester at the University of Guelph-Humber. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in providing this information to interested students and members of faculty/staff of Humber College.

Research study notice: Seeking South Asian (i.e., Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi) participants native to Canada or enrolled as an international student to explore a possible route to better understanding how we recognize and learn faces from one's own ethnicity background and other ethnicity backgrounds (known as the other-race effect). For around one hour of your time, you will earn a $20 gift card!

The study involves matching photographs of different people together by viewing multiple photographs of a faces. This involves trying to find a different photograph of the correct person in a selection of 30 different people. With important applied implications for verification of identity, this is a fun learning experience with compensation for participants. 

More details about the study will be emailed to interested students and members of faculty/staff who self-identify as South Asian (i.e., Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi) - these details are provided in an information letter, which will be attached to the email. Each interested student/staff/faculty is advised to read over the letter before proceeding to view a linked schedule, which shows when the study is being run. Please note that this study is taking place at the University of Guelph-Humber on Humber College's North Campus.

If you wish to find out more information about the study - with no obligation to participate if you do not wish after reading the information letter - then please contact Ms. Rachel Simec or Ms. Ankita Arora at OREProjectUGH@gmail.com.

If you have any questions or concerns about the study, please contact Dr. Adam Sandford who is leading this research project: adam.sandford@guelphhumber.ca, 416.798.1331 x6088.

Humber NEXTcast episode 7 is now live! On this week's NEXTcast we speak to Radio Broadcasting professor Paul Cross about the challenges of preparing new students for post-secondary learning.

Listen on Soundcloud, or search for “Humber NEXTcast” on iTunes. And be sure to leave a comment or a review to let us know what you think!

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