
Announcements
A friendly reminder that the deadline for Vitrine Display proposals is this Friday, September 26th by 5 p.m. Please email tara.mazurk@humber.ca to receive an application.
Want an opportunity to share the work that you do with the Humber community? This year, Humber's L Space gallery will be launching Vitrine Displays, which are mini-exhibitions situated in glass cases around the North and Lakeshore Campuses. These displays are presented 24/7, for 4-6 week runs.
The vitrines provide a public space for Humber departments and programs to pilot a project, promote new initiatives, and/or create learning opportunities for students.
WHY?
- To improve the social, psychological and academic performance of international students as they transition to life in Canada and at Humber College ITAL.
- To enhance the feeling of hospitality on campus for new international students.
- To enhance the intercultural experience and cross-cultural knowledge of staff and faculty. Participation in this program will allow faculty, staff and admin to enrich their intercultural perspectives and communication skills while gaining a greater understanding of the goals, motivations and difficulties experienced by international students.
WHO CAN BE PART OF THE WELCOME TEAM?
The project will be open to all interested full and part-time faculty, staff and admin at Humber College ITAL. (Participation in the program is entirely voluntary.)
WHAT IS THE TIME COMMITMENT?
- Attend the Meet & Greet session.
- Attend at least two (2) Buddy Program organized events during each term (e.g. Initial Meet & Greet, International Cafe, Pot Luck Dinner etc.).
- Meet with your buddy at least two (2) times outside of any Buddy Program organized event during each term.


Reminder
All Humber College employees who are full-time, part-time, sessional, contract and work-study students are encouraged to complete the IASR/OHRC Training, as legislated by the AODA (2005).
To access the IASR online training module, please visit the Human Rights, Equity & Diversity website at: hrs.humber.ca/training-modules/iasr-aoda-training.html
Thank you for ensuring Humber’s compliance with the AODA (2005).
For assistance, please contact Kathy Provost, AODA Coordinator at kathleen.provost@humber.ca or at 416.675.6622 ext. 5647.
Hello Everyone,
As dean of the School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism, it gives me great pleasure to announce that Humber’s Food and Nutrition Management program has once again been approved by the Canadian Society of Nutrition Management Committee with full accreditation for another five years.
The program, which focuses on health and wellness, has tremendous support from the Program Advisory Committee members, placement employers and our faculty who all have diverse and varied backgrounds, training and experiences and who are committed, passionate and genuinely interested in the FNM program and its students.
With this accreditation, the Food and Nutrition Management program will continue to help prepare our students and give them an ongoing advantage within the industry and workforce.
We thank all members of the Humber community who assisted us in this process and are proud to continue our excellent collaboration with the Canadian Society of Nutrition Management. We are looking forward to watching the continued success of our graduates.Please join me in congratulating Tina Horsley and her team.
Sincerely,
Susan Somerville RD
Dean, School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism

Calling all members of the #HumberGlobal community! The International Centre is looking for photos* to display at Humber’s L Space Gallery (at Lakeshore Campus) in a special exhibit called Global Lens – Student Images from Home and Abroad as part of International Education Week (IEW). The exhibit will run from Monday, November 17 – Thursday, November 27, 2014.
What are we looking for?
Send us photos that creatively show the global perspective you’ve gained through travel, study, and/or work in Canada or abroad and the value of global citizenship. Your photos should address one of the five themes:
- Favourite Local Food – Something delicious you have enjoyed at home or abroad
- Life-Altering Moment – What image captures a special time in your life?
- Your Favourite Spot – Where is your home away from home?
- Your Global Identity – Who are you in the world?
- The Unexpected – Surprise us with what you’ve discovered around the globe
Photo submissions must be at least 300 DPI. Photos must be 100% original content belonging to the person submitting the photo. Please also include a 50-100 word description of how the photo fits one of the five themes.
What’s the deadline?
September 22, 2014
How do I submit my photo(s)?
Submit your questions and photos to internationalmarketing@humber.ca. Include your name, student ID, program, and year of study with your photo, along with a 50-100 word description of how the photo fits one of the five themes.
We look forward to receiving your photos!
*By submitting Your Content, you grant us the non-exclusive right to use Your Content royalty-free, in perpetuity. Your Content may be published on Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning’s owned or controlled platforms, and may be displayed at events. The Humber International Centre cannot guarantee that Your Content will be published. We may also edit Your Content for length, size or clarity. Your Content may be indexed by Internet search engines. Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning has no obligation to remove Your Content from its platforms even if you make a request. You should think carefully about your intent and the consequence of publication of any of Your Content prior to submitting.


Have you signed up for Smart Commute's Carpool Zone? We launched this program in fall 2013. On September 8, 2014, Smart Commute transitioned this ride-matching program to one called the 'Smart Commute Tool'.
All users who currently have a Carpool Zone account have been sent an email clearly outlining the steps they can take to transfer their account to the 'Smart Commute tool'.
Please make sure you transition your account so you can continue to find carpool matches to help make your commute to campus more sustainable! And with a carpool buddy or group, you can get a carpool permit and park in the new preferred spaces!
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Lakeshore Campus

Tomorrow, Yonge-Dundas Square will turn into Toronto’s biggest bedroom, as Breakfast Television’s Dina Pugliese hosts a live bed-making challenge.
The segment will focus on breaking the Guinness World Record - "Fastest Time to Make a Double Bed by a Team of Two" which currently stands at : 21.35 seconds.
Humber’s Hospitality and Tourism students Antoine Goyer and Kalene Finnegan have been invited to compete live alongside two students from Ryerson University and two professional housekeeping staff from the Pantages Hotel.
What: Breakfast Television segment, Guinness World Record "Fastest Time to Make a Double Bed by a Team of Two"
Where: Yonge-Dundas Square, 1 Dundas Street
When: Thursday, September 18th
Segment Time: 8:40am - 8:45am
Link here to watch recorded BT segments after the show airs: bttoronto.ca/show-notes

Humber’s International Centre is excited to welcome over 3,000 new and returning international students to Humber this September. To ensure students are prepared for life in Canada, the International Centre runs a number of events and offers key services that support a smooth a transition. One key event is the International Students’ Meet & Greet which is an opportunity for new international students to meet other students, staff, and faculty. We'll enjoy a Canadian BBQ, play a few games, take a #HumberSelfie or two, and new students will be entered in a draw to win some great prizes!
Staff and faculty are invited to join us for these events:
North Campus:
Thursday, September 18, 2014
4:00 – 6:00 pm
More Info
Staff/faculty, please email matthew.mcdonald@humber.ca to RSVP
Lakeshore Campus:
Wednesday, September 25, 2014
3:30 – 5:30 pm
More Info
Staff/faculty, please email kristina.mathias@humber.ca to RSVP
While an informal and enjoyable event, the Meet & Greet focuses on interactions among incoming international students, helping them strengthen their social network at Humber. Peer mentors (through the Connect Buddy Program) take part alongside the International Centre staff and international student ambassadors, facilitating that socialization. We approach this and other events with the understanding that students’ support network needs to be in place if they are to do their best at Humber and in Canada.
We hope to see you there!