Announcements

When:
September 9, 2015
September 9, 2015

Humber’s Gender Diversity Policy outlines its commitment as it relates to all-gender washrooms

Outlined below in Section 3 of the Policy is an overview of Humber’s statement on All-Gender Washrooms.:

  • The College will make efforts to ensure that all members of the Humber Community can use washrooms with safety, privacy and dignity, regardless of their gender identity or gender expression. All members of the Humber Community may choose to use any accessible all-gender washroom, regardless of their reason(s) for doing so.
  • The College will make available maps indicating the location of every accessible allgender washroom that is on campus.
  • Inclusive signage shall be used to identify every all-gender washroom on Humber College premises.

To learn more about all-gender washrooms at Humber College please review the frequently asked questions at the following website address: hrs.humber.ca/assets/files/human_rights/All_Gender_Washrooms.pdf


 

To view the section on all-gender washrooms in Humber’s Gender Diversity Policy please visit: humber.ca/policies/gender-diversity-policy

When:
September 9, 2015
September 9, 2015

The Fall 2015 Learning & Development calendar is now available and open for registration!

Please find the calendar at http://hrs.humber.ca/learning.html and register at humber.ca/ssaw/spring-2014

When:
September 9, 2015
September 9, 2015

The third year massage therapy students are looking for participants for their final year research projects. If you would like to help these students learn what it is like to conduct research, and receive free massage therapy in the process, contact Amanda Baskwill, Program Coordinator (amanda.baskwill@humber.ca; 416.675.6622 x.5173) or Felicia Bremner, Clinic Manager (mtclinic@humber.ca; 416.675.6622 x.5055). Individuals who complete the study process will receive a gift certificate to the Massage Therapy Clinic at Humber College to use following the study. If you are not sure if you are eligible or need more information before you commit, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Here are some of the people we are looking for. When you call or email, please reference the study number.


The Impact of Massage Therapy on Iliotibial Band Syndrome
Study #: 15MT002


We are looking for an individual who has been experiencing pain or swelling in the outside portion of the thigh at the knee and/or the hip. Individuals who are eligible for this study should also experience pain with certain angles of knee bending, and gradual increase in pain in the knee from repetitive activities (i.e. running, going up and down the stairs, etc.) or the interruption of repetitive activities due to pain. If you have been diagnosed with iliotibial band syndrome by a health care professional, please be prepared to provide documentation, if not, an assessment will be conducted in the clinic. Individuals who present with knee joint or ligament instability, severe arthritis (joint degeneration and instability), or severe varicose veins will not be eligible to take part in the study.

The length of this study is 8 weeks.
The study would take place on Thursday night.


Massage Therapy and Chronic Tension Headaches
Study #: 15MT003


We are looking for an individual who has been suffering from chronic tension headaches. To be considered, the individual must present with headaches for more than fifteen days each month over a three month period. Symptoms include dull head pain, pressure around the forehead or tenderness around the forehead and scalp. Individuals will be excluded from the study if they have headaches secondary to another condition or if they have other types of headaches (i.e. sinus headaches, and migraines). Individuals will also be excluded if they have had any concussions or meningitis.

The length of this study is 8 weeks.
The study would take place on Tuesday.


Massage Therapy and Osteoarthritis
Study #: 15MT004


We are looking for someone who has been clinically diagnosed with osteoarthritis of the hip (documentation must be provided). In addition, the participant must report symptoms of pain and swelling with reduced range of motion of the hip. Individuals will be excluded from the study if they have severe osteoarthritis causing joint instability, or any other conditions causing hip pain or joint dysfunction.

The length of this study is 9 weeks.
The study would take place on Thursday. 


Massage Therapy and Quality of Life in a Patient with Multiple Sclerosis
Study #: 15MT008


We are looking for an individual who has been clinically diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (documentation must be provided). The individual must be in remission phase of their multiple sclerosis, and must be experiencing manifestations that impact their normal daily activities. The individual will be excluded from the study if they experience widespread loss of sensation and/or severe acute flare-ups.

The length of this study is 8 weeks.
The study would take place on Thursday night.


If you would like more information about any of the studies above or would like to volunteer to participate, please contact Felicia Bremner (mtclinic@humber.ca ; 416.675.6622 x.5055). If you would not like to be part of the study but would like to make an appointment at Humber’s Massage Therapy Clinic, please contact us at mtclinic@humber.ca or 416.675.6622 x.5055.

When:
September 9, 2015
September 9, 2015

Do you know who is protected under Humber’s Human Rights Policy?


Humber’s Human Rights Policy clearly outlines that the policy applies to all members of the College community. This includes:

  • Employees and students at Humber College and at the University of Guelph-Humber;
  • Members of Humber’s Board of Governors;
  • Members of standing and ad hoc committees established by these institutions; 
  • Members of societies and associations which have a direct relationship to or are under the authority of these institutions;
  • Contractors, service providers, researchers, and
  • Visitors, including invitees, guests or persons who have no ongoing connection to the institution but who are on campus.

For more information on Humber’s Human Rights Policy visit: humber.ca/policies/human-rights-policy

When:
September 8, 2015
September 8, 2015
The Healthy Changes Program is an innovative, collaborative approach to developing healthy lifestyles that incorporates the expertise of faculty and students in the School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism (HRT). 

Register today to participate in this comprehensive healthy lifestyle program and experience weekly culinary, nutrition and healthy behaviour change workshops AND two student personal training sessions each week.

Workshops take place on either Tuesdays and Thursdays and start the week of September 22. Assessments need to take place a week prior, so please register by Monday, September 14. humber.ca/hospitality/centre-for-healthy-living/healthy-changes-lifestyle-program.html
 
When:
September 4, 2015
September 4, 2015

When:
September 4, 2015
September 4, 2015

When:
September 4, 2015
September 4, 2015
96.9 Radio Humber presents Band of The Month for September: Towers and Trees. 

Hailing from Victoria, British Columbia, our September 2015 Band of the Month is indie-rock group, Towers & Trees. The band began with singer/songwriter Adrian Chalifour collaborating with producer Ben Lubberts. With their EP, Broken Record, the band quickly expanded with the addition of many members. This album was released in September 2012 and was the beginning of the band’s rise to fame. Towers & Tress performed many sold out concerts, being named one of Magmazing Music’s top live moments in 2012. The band is preparing to release their new album, “West Coast".

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When:
September 3, 2015
September 3, 2015

The Department of Public Safety would like to make the Humber College community aware of a sexual assault that occurred near the North Campus on the evening of Wednesday, September 2, 2015. Please share this information with your colleagues and/or students as needed. [Read more]

Toronto Police report that at approximately 9:30 pm last night a 29-year-old female was walking on the footpath along Highway 27, south of Humber College Blvd., where she was approached by a man and sexually assaulted. Police inform us that the survivor is not a Humber College student, staff or faculty member.

Police say that the suspect is male, dark complexion, 5’6”-5’7” average build, with straight hair that is unkempt at the collar and a strong body odour. He was last seen wearing a yellow, beige or cream t-shirt, long dark pants and sandals.

The Department of Public Safety is providing assistance to the police with their investigation.

Anyone with information should contact the Toronto Police Service at 416-808-7474 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477) or online at 222tips.com.

Notices have been posted at the North Campus and on social media. Staff, faculty and students in the Humber community are advised to remain aware of their surroundings at all times.

The Department of Public Safety offers a variety of services to the Humber community, including campus walk, emergency Code Blue phones, 24-hour security patrols, Humber Alert emergency notifications and the Humber Guardian app. More details on all services are available at humber.ca/publicsafety. 

When:
September 2, 2015
September 2, 2015

Explore the world from the tops of trees at Brampton's own TreeTop Trekking! Humber Alumni can save up to 15% of tickets to climb the highest trees and zipline across the water at Heart Lake Conservation Area! To make your reservation, call 1.855.552.0090 and state that you're a Humber Alumni - don't forget to bring your Humber Alumni card along with you too! treetoptrekking.com/en/brampton/

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