Java Jazz will now be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. during the labour interruptions.
Announcements
Humber grads Theo Willert and Avery Bird have won bronze in the mechatronics category at the WorldSkills 2017 competition in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
The two electromechanical engineering grads, who previously won gold in mechatronics at Skills Ontario and Skills Canada, also won Best In Nation for their performance among the other Canadian competitors.
This is the first time Canadian competitors have won a medal at the bi-annual WorldSkills competition. They were the only Canadian team that medaled this year.
Theo and Avery were coached by Neal Mohammed, Anthony Nyman and Mauricio Toigo, and were supported by many others in the Humber community as well as numerous industry partners.
Congratulations to Theo and Avery!
Please note that the CTI contractor (Bird) is scheduled to erect steel bridge components from the LRC/N-buildings to the new CTI building on Saturday, October 21, 2017. This will require the complete closure of the Silver Bell Lane roadway leading to the Humber shipping and receiving area.
No deliveries can be made to/from Humber shipping and receiving area during this time.
Please note the following details:
Date of Closure | Saturday, October 21, 2017 |
Duration | 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. |
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Thank you for your patience and understanding during this work.
Greetings!
Due to the strike at the Ontario colleges, the CMU Scholar Series (originally scheduled for October 20) will be rescheduled for a later date. We will be sending out additional information regarding the new date once details are finalized.
We apologize for any inconvenience. If you have any questions, please email globalint@cmich.edu.
Thank you for your understanding!
CMU Scholar Series featuring Michael Skolnik speaking on "The Ontario College Sector at 50: Looking Back at Development and Evolution and Forward to Issues and Challenges".
Michael Skolnik is a professor emeritus in the department of leadership, higher and adult education at the University of Toronto, where previously he held the William G. Davis Chair in Community College Leadership, the first endowed chair in the study of higher education in Canada. His presentation will trace the development of Ontario’s college system from predecessor institutions through the founding and evolution of the college sector over the past 50 years.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Date: Fri., Oct. 20, 2017
Time: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Location: Centennial College Event Centre, 8th Floor, Spring/Summer Room, 937 Progress Ave., Toronto, ON M1G 3T8
RSVP
Phone: 877.268.4636 or 989.774.4371
Online: cmich.edu/MAEdEvents
Email: globalint@cmich.edu
NX204 Men's Washroom and KB136 at North Campus will be closed for renovations/accessibility improvements. We estimate for 4-5 weeks starting October 23, 2017.
Thank you,
Humber Facilities
The Humber Room, Gourmet Express and the Humber Food Truck will remain open throughout the strike for your convenience. Please check each location for modified hours and email thehumberroom.ca for reservations.
On behalf of the Mailroom, I would like to notify/inform that due to ongoing faculty strike we are unable to receive any deliveries coming into the College and ship out couriers and mail. We have been notified by drivers from various courier companies and Canada Post that they have been turned around by the picketers at the picket line. This will affect the mailroom operations and cause delays in receiving, delivering, shipping any parcels/couriers and mail. We ask for your patience and hope for a quick resolution so the operations can return back to normal.
Thank you.
Do you know a woman who is making a difference and improving the lives of women and girls?
We want to celebrate her. Every year, YWCA Toronto honours the work of remarkable women who are creating new opportunities for women and girls in a wide array of areas such as leadership, business, education, social justice, advocacy, art, health and philanthropy.
For more information, please visit womenofdistinction.ca
Nomination deadline is Friday, November 10, 2017
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY AT THE ETOBICOKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Looking to get more involved in our local community? The Etobicoke Historical Society is seeking a volunteer to fill the key role of Treasurer on their Board of Directors.
Responsibilities include:
- Managing banking, accounts payable and receivable, investments, and bookkeeping.
- Ensuring that proper financial policies, procedures and controls are in place and followed.
- Ensuring that financial records are properly maintained.
- Submitting financial reports to the Board of Directors and our members as required.
- Preparing and submitting grant applications.
- Preparing and filing annual reports required by the government to maintain EHS’s status as a registered charity.
- Ensuring insurance coverage is in place for the organization.
- Preparing an annual budget.
- Advising the Board on investment strategies.
The EHS Treasurer will have the following qualifications and experience:
- Experience as a certified accountant or bookkeeper a must
- Experience on a volunteer Board of Directors an asset
- Relationship skills; organizational and administrative skills; able to deal with complexity and ambiguity; action-oriented; unquestioned integrity.
- Must have a computer with internet access and Word/Excel software (or equivalent.)
- Able to participate as a board member and attend board meetings in Etobicoke approximately ten evenings per year.
- Able to work as volunteer an estimated 6 hours per month (including meetings.)
For more information or to submit your resume, please contact: Joel Winter, President, at etobicokehistoricalsociety@rogers.com.
The provision, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages on College premises is subject to the regulations of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and the Liquor License Act of Ontario.
Humber is licensed to serve alcoholic beverages only in the designated areas listed below and only under the supervision of Food Services, HRT or LinX Lounge.
As the College is under one Liquor License for each campus, any single violation may result in the loss of the College license for all locations within the respective campus severely impacting on the delivery of academic programs and other non-academic events.
Licensed Locations:
North Campus
Location | Licensed Capacity | |
H | HRT Lab | 52 |
Main Floor – NE section, Adjoining D&E | The Humber Room | 201 |
D111 | Humber Room Kitchen | 44 |
KB104 | Food Emporium | 603 |
KB105 | Food Emporium | 169 |
KB111 | 7th Semester | 235 |
KB110 | Doris Talon Room | 36 |
K217 | Staff Lounge | 188 |
Residence | T-Dining Hall | 308 |
Residence | T-132 Conference Room | 211 |
B101 | B101 Boardroom | 308 |
LinX | LinX Lounge | 236 |
Lakeshore Campus
Location | Licensed Capacity | |
Room B102 & B102C | Cafeteria | 430 |
Small Cafeteria Room A170 | Cafeteria | 175 |
Room B101 | Cafeteria/Staff Lounge | 49 |
Building L Second Floor | Cafeteria Seating | 985 |
Building L Main Floor | Conference Room - Gallery | 127 |
Building L Main Floor | Conference Room | 137 |
Building L Second Floor | Outdoor Patio | 370 |
Anyone planning an event which includes the provision, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages on College premises must ensure that they do so through one of the departments and at one of the locations listed above. If you require additional information, please contact the Campus Services department, don.henriques@humber.ca or paul.iskander@humber.ca.
If the desired location is not listed above, a special occasion permit (SOP) may be required and can be obtained for a fee based on AGCO requirements. Applications for special occasion permits must be processed through the Campus Services department a minimum of 14 days prior to the event.