For more information, contact:
Paul Iskander | OR | Megan Thomas |
paul.iskander@humber.ca | megan.thomas@humber.ca |
For more information, contact:
Paul Iskander | OR | Megan Thomas |
paul.iskander@humber.ca | megan.thomas@humber.ca |
The Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program to Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic, is a one week service learning trip in partnership with Outreach360.
“Outreach360 is a non-profit organization and has been working with disadvantaged children in the Dominican Republic since 1994. Outreach360’s vision is a transformed world where every child is adequately prepared for college or gainful employment upon reaching adulthood, enabling them to live a life of choice. Each child will become an active citizen, committed to serving those less fortunate, and
be a friend of the environment. “ (Outreach360, 2013)
It is standard practice for Humber to send a minimum of two Humber full time staff, with specific responsibilities, on each trip offered. The following application is to indicate your interest in applying to attend an Alternative Spring Break Trip as the Humber staff.
Eligibility Criteria:
Applications MUST be submitted to Melissa Gallo at melissa.gallo@humber.ca , or Location: H217, North Campus by November 22, 2013, at 12 noon. |
Nexus: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Music, Business and Media Arts
Call for Papers
Nexus, an interdisciplinary Polytechnic journal (Humber Press), invites submissions on the theme “Finding New Audiences: The New Business of Music and Media Arts” for its inaugural issue (to be published early 2014).
Nexus welcomes submissions (max. 6,000 words/25 pages double-spaced, Times New Roman 12 point font, Microsoft Word format, APA: American Psychological Association style) from researchers, practitioners, academics and scholars doing work of interest to students, professionals, practitioners and scholars in the disciplines of Music, Business and Media Arts. In consideration of the journal’s interdisciplinary mandate, it is recommended that article submissions present information pertinent to at least two of the three main focus areas (Music, Business and Media Arts) of the journal.
Submissions are anonymously peer-reviewed. Authors may not submit articles to Nexus that have previously been published or are simultaneously under consideration for publication with another journal.
Articles must be submitted by email to nexus@humber.ca on or before December 20, 2013.
To submit an article for consideration (Microsoft Word format) or for more information about the journal, please contact: nexus@humber.ca.
After 39 years of enthusiastic service, Jane Smith is retiring from Humber. Jane joined Humber in 1974 as a scheduling technician and is currently a member of the Implementation Team of the Enterprise Systems Project at The West Mall as a business analyst. Jane has applied her analytical and training skills serving Humber's schools and departments in support of Humber’s student systems, EIS and LIS.
Jane has had many roles in such areas as the Office of the registrar, Computing Services, Marketing, Career Services and Information Technology. She has provided friendly advice to both students and clients of Humber’s information systems. She is also a loyal ambassador for Humber!
Jane looks forward to travelling and enjoying more time with friends and family.
Please join us in wishing Jane all the best in her retirement.
Humber Sustainability is in the process of developing a 5 year sustainability strategy for Humber College. We need your feedback to make sure we’re delivering programs and opportunities that are important to you and our community. Take the 10 minute survey for your chance to WIN!
Your opinion matters and will influence what is included in Humber’s five year Sustainability Strategy. Thank you for your valuable time and input.
Humber Sustainability Coordinating Committee
Curious about the L Space Gallery at Humber Lakeshore? Click here to access our e-newsletter and find out more about the Type Director's Club Exhibition, upcoming shows, our call for student bloggers, and much more!
For more information, please contact:
Tara Mazurk
Phone: 416.675.6622 ext. 79378
Email: tara.mazurk@humber.ca
A faculty team from the School of Health Sciences composed of Craig "the Magnum" MacCalman, Richard "the Guns" Alvarez, Jackie "the Nurse" Galea and Sandra "the Constable" Cop will be participating in an international SimWars competition this weekend in Vancouver, Canada.
The team, made up of nurses and advanced care paramedics, will take part in this exciting competition representing Humber. The Royal College invited all health care professionals to experience the latest innovations in simulation-focused learning, research and practice at the 2013 Simulation Summit as well as a simulation competition. The winner last year was an interprofessional military team. The competition is fierce, but we believe that we will WIN!
The team will be impressively dressed wearing Humber Hawks t-shirts donated by Ray Chateau from Athletics Director.
We will communicate results upon our return, please stay tuned.
As part of Humber's Sustainability initiatives, we are introducing a three day per week trial of Staples deliveries to the North Campus. Previously Staples products could be ordered and delivered the next day if required. By reducing the frequency of deliveries to campus means: fewer trucks on the road, less noise and lower greenhouse emissions related to Humber College.
Humber has so far achieved a Silver rating for campus sustainability. We are now working on areas where we can be even more sustainable, in effort to strive for gold and reduce our overall impact on the community and the environment.
From Monday, November 11, 2013 to Friday, December 6, 2013, Staples deliveries will occur on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The trial will give us all time to get used to pre-planning when we order products. At the end of the trial, we will move permanently to three days a week deliveries.
For more information, please contact Jessica Powell 416.675.6622 5172 or by email jessica.powell@humber.ca.
The CTL 2013 Fall Workshop Calendar has arrived. Be like Alice and fall into the rabbit hole. Discover a whole new dimension of creativity inspired by CTL’s Fall workshops.
Effective November 5, 2013, the password requirement for the Humber Staff Communique will be removed.
Full and part time staff will be able to access the Humber Staff Communique more easily, as Humber usernames and passwords are no longer required. With the password barrier removed, keeping informed will be more convenient; however, content will now be publicly available. Any content considered ‘sensitive’ should be communicated using other methods.
To keep up-to-date on what’s happening at Humber, we encourage you to promote signing up to the daily Communique enewsletter for all of your faculty and staff. The link to sign up to the daily Communique enewsletter is on the bottom of the Communique Home Page.