Please note there will be filming activity in the atrium of the Lakeshore Student Welcome and Resource Centre on Saturday, February 10.
The SSCS Simulation Lab will be filming a scenario from approximately 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will be accompanied by a security guard. Please be advised there may be some increased noise.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the SSCS Simulation Lab at simlab@humber.ca or at 416.675.6622 x3172.
Do you suffer from any of these mental health or chronic illnesses?
If so, book a FREE two hour massage therapy session and help our Massage Therapy students on their road to success!
Appointments are available April 2nd, 5th and 6th.
Contact MTClinic@humber.ca or 416.675.5055 to book!
The Healthy Changes Program hosted by the Centre for Healthy Living starts this Thursday! You can still register for this 8-week program and start making healthy changes now. With expertise from the School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism, faculty conduct workshops on:
Start date: February 8, 2018
End date: April 5, 2018
The program is now open to friends and family! Register here: hrt.humber.ca/courses/healthy-changes-program.html
Saturday, March 24, 2018 • Humber North Campus
The Part-Time Teachers' Conference 2018 will be accepting proposals.
Call for proposal ends February 16, 2018.
Registration opens March 5, 2018.
On May 23rd and 24th, Humber will welcome partner institutions from around the world to participate in a Global Forum on Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Leveraging our collective expertise in entrepreneurship, innovation and applied learning, the two-day forum will begin with a keynote address from Sheldon Levy who will talk about the role that postsecondary institutions must play in preparing graduates for the 21st century. Breakout sessions and networking opportunities will bring together our global partners with the aim of showcasing approaches to entrepreneurship education and innovation.
The forum will provide an opportunity for Humber faculty and staff to showcase their initiatives and research engage with our institutional partners to explore opportunities for collaborations on applied research and joint projects and programs.
The call for proposals is now open and accessible through humber.ca/global/forum2018/call-for-proposals.html.
We encourage you to circulate the one page call for proposals and link to faculty and staff who have demonstrated interest and expertise in entrepreneurship and innovation in applied learning.
Registration for the forum will be limited. Each academic school and division at Humber will receive a specific number of spots to encourage a global forum with meaningful dialogue leading to opportunities for future collaborations.
We encourage our staff, students and visitors to continue to practice flu prevention techniques.
Here are some tips of what you can do:
Learn what Humber is doing to help with flu prevention by clicking below.
Join us in this practical one-hour session, as we work to improve your comfort by learning about the proper way to set up an office workstation. Topics covered will include:
Mini-assessments: session attendees will have an opportunity to sign up for a one-on-one assessment of their office workstation, between 10:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. In each 20 minute time slot, an ergonomist will discuss your concerns, ensure your existing equipment is set up correctly and recommend measures that ensure your workstation is fit to you.
Please note that the mini assessments are only offered if you attend the one hour of training and only on the training date you attend.
| Lakeshore | Wednesday, February 21, 2018 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Room WEL304A |
| North | Tuesday, February 27, 2018 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Room LRC 6084 |
Facilitator: Jennifer McGillis - PROERGONOMICS
To register, click on either the Lakeshore or North offering above. Spaces are limited. If you need further information please email Pam at pamela.homiak@humber.ca.
HRS | Health and Safety
Upgrade to Banner 9 Admin pages, originally planned for the end of February has been moved to May 2018. Implementation dates for other Banner 9 modules are planned for:
| Timeline | Modules |
| May 19-22, 2018 | Banner 9 Administrative Pages that will replace Banner INB |
| June 16-17, 2018 | Self-Serve Applications for Registration and Finance |
| August 11-12, 2018 | ODS (Operational Data Store)- Data mart for Reporting data out of the Banner SIS and FIS |
| November 17-18, 2018 | Self-Serve Applications for Student, Student Advising, Attendance Tracking and Faculty Grade Entry |
Please check out the links below to learn more about Banner 9 pages and how to navigate within the Banner 9 interface.
Banner 9 Administrative Pages Navigation video for Office of the Registrar and International Centre staff.
Note: a navigation video for school and other departmental staff is coming soon!
Banner 9 Navigation User Guide
Information related to training sessions and how to register will be available soon humber.ca/sisr/class-training-schedule and you will be contacted directly if you are a current Banner INB user. Make sure to check our website regularly to receive the latest updates!
Jennifer Chatsick, Faculty in the Community Integration through Cooperative Education program, is conducting a research study titled, Exploring Faculty Perspectives on Disability Related Curricula in Various Disciplines. This study is being conducted as part of the MSW Program at York University, in which Jennifer is a student. The study will explore Faculty perspectives on disability-related curriculum across various programs at Humber College.
If you regularly teach courses with a component of disability-related curriculum and would be interested in participating in the study, please contact Jennifer at jennifer.chatsick@humber.ca or at 416.675.6622 x5855. Participation will involve one interview which is estimated to be 45 to 60 minutes in length. Your participation is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Counselling Services is excited to announce the return of the Healthy Minds for Stressful Times group. This group will provide students with:
Details:
Please promote to your students:
Students are not required to sign up in advance; students can attend as many sessions as they like.
Contact: Rose Anthony at rose.anthony@humber.ca
Healthy Minds for Stressful Times works from an anti-oppression framework. We recognize that students face systemic oppression on the basis sexual and gender orientation, race, body size, class, disability, immigration status, country of origin, culture, age and religion. We are committed to creating an environment that celebrates diversity, and challenges all forms of oppression.
