Join the next cohort of the Building and Leading Resilient Teams Certificate program starting January 20, 2025 and receive a 20 per cent employee discount!  

The Building and Leading Resilient Teams Certificate empowers leaders to foster teamwork, motivation, and problem-solving in the face of challenges. Whether you're new to leadership or a seasoned pro, this program equips you to create a positive climate, build cohesion, and drive organizational growth.

Visit Humber's RBLP webpage for more information.

Completing Humber’s Building & Leading Resilient Teams Certificate satisfies the training requirements for all three Resilience-Building Leadership Professional® designation levels. On completion, learners will be prepared to sit for the certification exams for front-line supervisors, middle managers, and senior leaders.  

Additionally, all Humber employees will be eligible for a 15 per cent discount on the Resilience-Building Leadership Professional® (RBLP®) series of leadership certifications exams for front-line supervisors (RBLP), middle managers (RBLP-C), and senior leaders (RBLP-T). 

For more information and to register for the upcoming cohort, please visit: www.humber.ca/rblp  

To learn more about RBLP®, please visit: www.resiliencebuildingleader.com  

If you have any questions about this offering, email cplliberalarts@humber.ca 

To the Humber Community,

The College Employer Council has posted "Ontario Public Colleges Shocked by OPSEU Escalation During Mediation" on its site. 

The College Employer Council (CEC) is the government mandated bargaining agent for the 24 Ontario publicly funded Colleges that negotiate collective agreements with unionized staff. The following information is being distributed on behalf of the CEC.

Respiratory illness season is in full swing. As we prepare for the holiday break, please stay vigilant and continue to take basic safety measures for preventing respiratory illnesses (e.g. cold, flu, COVID-19, RSV):

• If you have symptoms, use the provincial self-assessment tool for guidance on next steps.
• Stay home if you are sick.
• Consider the use of a medical or a multi-layer mask in indoor public spaces, particularly in more crowded settings.  Humber continues to be a mask-friendly environment. In addition, public health guidelines indicate that masks should be used for 10 days from the start of symptoms related to COVID-19 or other respiratory illnesses.
• Use good infection control practices:
  • Wash your hands regularly or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
  • Cough or sneeze into a tissue or your elbow.
  • Avoid touching your face with unwashed hands.  
• Stay current with COVID-19 and influenza vaccines to best protect yourself against serious respiratory illnesses.

Humber will continue to ensure that its building ventilation systems are maintained to meet current ventilation standards.

Further details can be obtained at COVID-19 and Other Respiratory Illnesses - Humber Polytechnic.

We are looking for the input of our students, staff, faculty and community to better understand what they like about the outdoor spaces at Humber and how we can help them better connect to nature.

In response to the climate crisis and rapid biodiversity loss, Humber Polytechnic has embarked on developing a healthy landscape management plan. From a two-eyed seeing approach, we are creating a strategy centred on nature-based climate solutions, native species planting, and the integration of Indigenous ways of being, knowing and doing.

Our brief survey should take no longer than five to seven minutes to complete. 

Start survey 

If you have any questions or comments about the survey, please contact Sandra Leutri, Sustainability Manager, at sandra.leutri@humber.ca.

Survey responses will be collected anonymously. After submitting your responses to this survey, you will have the opportunity to submit your name and email, entering into a draw for a $50 Mastercard gift card.