After 32 years of hard work and dedication, it's time for Annie to take a permanent vacation! Please join us in celebrating her retirement.
Date: Monday, June 9, 2014
Time: 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Place: North Campus, Humber Room
Please RSVP to Kamaldip Dhamoon at Kamaldip.dhamoon@humber.ca by no later than Wednesday, June 4, 2014
The Department of English would like to bid a fond farewell to David Wallace, who will be retiring from faculty this June.
David Wallace began teaching at Humber in 1993 as a part-time appointee and became a full-time faculty member in 2002. From 2008 to 2012, David served as program coordinator in the department, with responsibility for all COMM and degree elective English courses at the North campus. Over the course of his career, David has not only taught a wide variety of English courses but has also been instrumental in developing writing courses for Humber’s degree programs and a more reading-focused writing curriculum, particularly in COMM 200 and 213. David has also had an on-going interest in the changing concept of literacy and has written and presented on this topic frequently over the years. David has every intention of continuing this interest during retirement.
The School of Applied Technology is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Auchincloss as the new Associate Dean, Skilled Trades and Technology effective June 2, 2014.
Michael has been with the School of Applied Technology since 1999, he began as a professor in the Electrical Apprenticeship program, and later became the Program Coordinator. Michael has most recently been the Program Coordinator of the Electrical Techniques program, he has designed and developed curriculum for two pre-apprenticeship programs, and implemented extremely successful Electrical Apprenticeship C of Q preparation course. His contributions have been recognized with Humber’s Distinguished Faculty Award.
Currently Michael sits as a resource member for the Ontario College of Trades, he has a C of Q in Electrical Construction Maintenance and has worked for 10 years in the commercial, residential and industrial sectors.
Please join me in congratulating Michael on his most recent success!
Denise Devlin-Li
Dean, School of Applied Technology
Registration for Showcase 2014 is now OPEN!
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The School of Liberal Arts & Sciences would like to bid a very fond farewell to the Continuing Education secretary, Ginny Campbell who has decided to take an early retirement as of June 30, 2014. Ginny began at Humber in 1974 as a clerk at the Lakeshore Campus, her hard work and dedication was recognized in 2008 when she was awarded the Support Staff Distinguished Service Award, she is one of Humber's longest serving Support Staff members.
Over the years, Ginny has established meaningful relationships with every instructor who has worked with her. She is a very special woman and will be greatly missed at Humber, especially in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, but even more so in Continuing Education. We wish Ginny much happiness as she moves on to new and exciting opportunities in the next chapter of her life.
As of May 20, 2014, the SRS Service Menu is no longer visible to users and srs.humber.ca will now re-direct users to the new MyHumber landing page (www.humber.ca/myhumber).
MyHumber landing page offers students learning resources and quick reference guides on all functionality within the new self-service student information system, the page will also offer students the ability to login to MyHumber.
If you are the content owner of any Humber web pages, printed material or applications, please review all content for any reference to SRS. Although the re-direct from SRS to MyHumber will continue for a period of time, SRS will eventually be decommissioned in 2015 and all self-service functionality will be handled through MyHumber.
Effective immediately, all references to SRS can be changed to MyHumber.
The Enterprise Systems Project team is pleased to announce that the Banner Release 4 successfully went into production on May 20, 2014. The following are now live:
Please check www.humber.ca/esp often for more updates on our new student information system.
Our inaugural Class Acts event was a huge success. A great big thank you to all for attending.
If you are having any issues with your new MasterCard, please send your concern to mastercard@humber.ca.
Should you need any refresher training, please review the training video located at www.humber.ca/finance.
As of May 20, 2014, a new tool, Banner Relationship Management (BRM), launched to assist with the timely and relevant communication to students. This tool replaces SRS mail and will help Humber strengthen relations throughout the student lifecycle with personalized communications. Students will now receive Humber messages to their personal email addresses.
During the week of May 20, students are receiving their first email message through the new tool. A message has been posted on the MyHumber landing page to encourage students to log in to MyHumber and verify their email addresses.
If an employee attempts to send SRS mail via LIS, it will send the message to the students personal email address instead. This means that an employee will not be able to monitor the handling of that message once it is sent. Employees can still use the E-mail and H-mail functionality in LIS.