96.9 Radio Humber was on the red carpet for the David Foster Miracle Concert this past weekend. Find all the coverage at the link: radio.humber.ca/coverage/the-david-foster-miracle-concert.html
For more information on the David Foster Foundation, follow the link: davidfosterfoundation.com
Workshops are 50 minutes in length & FREE for all students! All workshops are held in the Seminar Room LRC 3058 on the 3rd floor of the LRC. For more information, visit us online at humber.ca/learningresources
Humber Libraries is pleased to announce our participation in the Accessible Content E-Portal (ACE) service managed by Scholars Portal, Ontario Council of University Libraries.
ACE supports users with print disabilities by offering access to library books in a variety of alternative formats.
Learn more at: Library > Services > Accessibility Support
In response to feedback from staff, faculty and Humber’s Joint Health and Safety Committee, Banner’s web-based interface (INB) is now available to be viewed in two font sizes.
INB users have an option to select a larger font size on the screen with a few easy steps:
• Go to https://esp.humber.ca
• Select Production tab
• Under Internet Native Banner (INB), select Enhanced Font Size – INB Production Database [PROD]
• Enter your Humber login credentials (username and password)
This enhancement ensures the Banner interface is easier to read, as well as compliant with AODA requirements.
If you have any questions, please contact ITS Support Centre at 416.675.6622 x8888 (x4786 from Residence) or 1.866.484.6622 (Toll Free).
A reminder that applications for the Teaching Innovation Fund are due this Friday, October 2, 2015. Details about the fund and the application form can be found at bit.ly/CTLInnovationFund2015
Completed applications can be scanned and emailed to CTLResearch@humber.ca
Please contact Heidi Marsh (heidi.marsh@humber.ca) if you have any questions, or to discuss potential Teaching & Learning Research ideas.
Notice of Hydro Service Interruption
Lakeshore Campus - West
Service shutdown has been scheduled for;
Sunday, June 5, 2016
7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Purpose: to perform annual high voltage preventative maintenance on College electrical infrastructure.
Location: All buildings located at Lakeshore Campus-West (A/B/AX/Residence/Bookstore/Athletics) will be affected. Emergency power will be available.
Lakeshore Campus-East (C/D/E/F/H/I/J/K/L/M/N Buildings), Centre For Justice Leadership, Fashion Institute, Art Commons, Community Medical Services Building, Humber Launch, Humber Arts & Media Studios will not be affected.
Staff, faculty and students will not be allowed entry into the College facilities (with the exception to students requiring access to their Residence suites) during the hydro shutdown.
If you have any questions, please contact Scott Skrinar, ext. 3634.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: In future years, the Lakeshore Campus shutdown will be scheduled the first Sunday of June. The following year’s shutdown is scheduled on Sunday, June 4th 2017 and will affect all buildings (C/D/E/F/H/I/J/K/L/M/N) at Lakeshore Campus-East.
To view the Self-Identification statement in Humber’s Gender Diversity Policy visit: humber.ca/policies/gender-diversity-policy
Humber officially opened the Learning Resource Commons at the North Campus on Friday September 25.
The Learning Resource Commons was built to create much-needed space for our growing student population.
The building, which was built to LEED Silver standards, was completed in the spring. Students began using the facilities – including the new, expanded library and study spaces – in September.
Tours were given, pumpkin and watermelon carvings admired and many a selfie taken with the Humber Hawk. Click here to see a photo gallery from the opening.
