Applied Research & Innovation Announcement

I am very pleased to announce that Nelia Louro will be joining us as the CTI Coordinator, Applied Research & Innovation. Nelia will be responsible for the coordination of all customer service, building operations, and administration functions related to the CTI. She will also be accountable for coordinating, scheduling, tracking and monitoring off all activities within the CTI building and will support the development and implementation of effective administrative procedures.

Nelia is no stranger to Humber, she originally began as a student completing her co-op at the School of Applied Technology. Since than she has worked as the Assistant to the Dean and Business Manager – SAT, a Research Analyst and Support Service Officer and Scheduler. Nelia brings with her an abreast knowledge in administrative services and a well-established network within Humber College.

We look forward to having Nelia as a part of ARI and welcome her to her new role on June 23rd!

Darren Lawless, PhD
Dean, Applied Research & Innovation

The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) has recently introduced Partnership Engage Grants to better address the short-term needs, challenges and opportunities of researchers and institutions. The grants will have a value of between $7,000 and $25,000, and strongly emphasize the relevance to, and involvement of, partner organizations.

The deadline to submit applications for the inaugural competition is September 15, 2017. Successful applicants will be notified in December 2017.

If you are interested in applying for a SSHRC Partnership Engage Grant, please review the funding guidelines and contact:

Krista Holmes
Associate Dean, Applied Research & Innovation
krista.holmes@humber.ca

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Effective June 26, 2017

In 2012, in order to support the academic community, an exception for using Internet material was added to the Copyright Act.

This exception allows faculty to reproduce, save, download and distribute material from the Internet as long as the following criteria are met:

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3. there is no clearly visible notice prohibiting educational use (Ex: the copyright symbol is not a visible notice).
4. the source and author/creator is cited.

For more information, email us at copyright@humber.ca, or go to library.humber.ca/copyright/internet.

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