SSHRC will be holding a webinar for applicants and research administrators to provide information and answer questions about Partnership Development Grants.

The webinar will be held via Adobe Connect at the following times:

Please note that you do not need to register in advance and a question and answer period will follow the presentation. With Adobe Connect, questions must be submitted in writing.

To join via Adobe Connect:

• Click on the Adobe Connect webinar link on the date and time specified.
• Enter your name, and press “Enter Room”.
• Adjust the volume on your computer.

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• Test your connection
• Get a quick overview

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For any questions, please contact us by email at: partnershipdevelopment@sshrc-crsh.gc.ca or by telephone: 613.943.1007.

Tim Wilson, PhD
Executive Director | Directeur exécutif
Research Grants and Partnerships Division  | Division des subventions de recherche et des partenariats
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada

350 Albert Street  |  350, rue Albert, Ottawa, ON   K1P 6G4
E  |  C   tim.wilson@sshrc-crsh.gc.ca
T  613.992.4266       FAX  |  TÉLÉC.  613.992.7635

Please register. Spaces are limited. Please visit hrs.humber.ca/learning.html

Is there a community project that your School or Department is interested in developing with a local community organization? Humber College Schools/Departments are invited to develop and submit proposals that can benefit local children, youth, Aboriginal Peoples and newcomers. If you have identified a need in the community, that your school or department has expertise in addressing, you can submit a proposal for funding through this initiative. Assistance is provided to develop your project concept and connect you with a relevant community agency (if you do not have one) to support you in the writing of your proposal.

The focus of your project concept should be to contribute, in some manner, to increased knowledge/training, exposure and/or access to postsecondary educational possibilities for the target groups listed above. These might include pathways into education, training and/or employment and/or building the organizational capacity of community agencies who share this same focus.

Humber student participation in projects is encouraged as this is an opportunity for them to build their co-curricular record. Their involvement would be an opportunity to deepen and apply theoretical knowledge. However it cannot be tied to grades for their academic program. Students could, for example, be involved as a mentor, volunteer or in a paid position.

Email lynn.vanlieshout@humber.ca to receive funding applications and guidelines.

Next week the CTL will be hosting a variety of learning and engagement opportunities. Please register at the links below: 

TT: Enabling the Digital SFQ in Blackboard 

Are you currently part of the Digital SFQ rollout? If so, enabling the SFQ tool in your Blackboard environment/course site is a critical step in encouraging your students to fill out the SFQ and increasing your student response rates. Enabling the tool is easy to do and combining tool availability with well-timed Blackboard announcements and reminders is an effective way of deploying the Digital SFQ. In addition to the scheduled workshop times below, faculty can drop in anytime during Studio hours to receive one-on-one support when it comes to enabling the Blackboard SFQ tool and any other Blackboard related support queries.

Visit the full CTL Calendar for a complete listing of Fall 2018 workshops.