Humber has partnered with motorcycle brand Harley-Davidson Canada to offer our motorcycle training program exclusively on Harley-Davidson motorcycles by January 2020. Harley-Davidson motorcycles currently make up 50 per cent of Humber’s training fleet.

To learn more, read the Humber Today story here: humber.ca/today/news/humber-rides-harley-davidson-canada

What's with all the construction signs?!

The Capital Development and Facilities Management department is currently working on several large scale projects including an envelope retrofit, water efficiency, lighting and window upgrades, and construction of two new buildings, both the CTI Facility and Parking structure.

Scheduled for completion April 2018, the North Campus CTI facility (93,000 SF) will pioneer a new model of education focused on collaboration & partnership with the communities Humber serves and on technological advances that are needed for innovation, automated manufacturing & human-centred solutions for the 21st century.

Also on the North Campus, our 1,000 space multi-deck parking structure with solar array offering both retail and office space is on schedule for completion February 2018.

For more information regarding current and upcoming construction projects including a map of construction work zones and live construction cameras, please see: humber.ca/facilities/capital-project-updates

For work orders, repairs and submitting Capital Project requests, please place a Service Request at: humber.ca/facilities

For Parking information including guest parking and permit sales, please visit: humber.ca/facilities/parking-transportation

The “Mash-Up” exception was added to the Copyright Act in 2012 and allows users to combine two or more works in the creation and distribution of a new work. This means that you can combine and modify short excerpts, Internet content and music or video clips as long as the original sources are from the copyright holder and the sources are cited.
Examples of mash-ups include:

• A handout combining short excerpts from print sources and Internet sites
• A PowerPoint presentation using online video clips and content from Humber Libraries databases

For more mash-up examples go to library.humber.ca/copyright/mash-ups and email us at copyright@humber.ca if you have any questions.

Copyright Communiqué tips will resume in September!

Continuing Education in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences is piloting a new workshop, "Math for Moms and Dads (How to Tutor Your Children)" and is looking for volunteers to take the workshop and provide some feedback. The pilot workshop will run on Tuesday, July 11 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Writing Centre on the 3rd floor of the LRC. If interested, please contact Paul Ward at paul.ward@humber.ca.

Workshop Description:

Do you ever struggle helping your children with their homework? Do you feel nervous when faced with math problems? This three hour Math for Moms and Dads (How to Tutor Your Children) workshop is designed to help parents become better tutors to children of all ages. Participants will be introduced to ways to better support their children in the learning process, achieve success in completing homework, and understand ways to help their children be more successful in their learning outside the classroom. Parents will learn how to set goals, recognize challenges and be introduced to a variety of strategies to use when tutoring their children. In this workshop, parents will also work with specific math problems applicable to grades 6-9. Participants will have the opportunity to apply strategies learned in the workshop in several practice scenarios. Parents will also be provided with a variety of resources to take away with them.