The SWEL team is excited to offer the Well-being at Humber: Be There for Yourself and Others workshop to help learners support their own well-being and that of their peers. This interactive session will teach participants how to recognize signs of distress, engage in supportive conversations, and connect with resources.
The workshop is available both in-person at North and Lakeshore campuses and online via MS Teams.
We invite you to recommend this valuable workshop to your students. Help create a more supportive, resilient, and inclusive environment at Humber.
Register now for a session.
The Fashion Arts and Business students at the North Campus are organizing their annual ECO CLOSET on November 21 in E-Concourse, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., with portions of proceeds raised to Youth Without Shelter.
We are currently accepting donations for gently used business attire at the following locations:
We appreciate your donations and look forward to meeting you at our event.
Save the date for the Eco Closet happening November 21.
We will be accepting clothing donations next week across all campuses!
This week will be the last week we will offer in-person drop-in sessions at the North Campus. Our in-person support at the North Campus will resume in January 2025 (Winter 2025 semester).
Starting next week we will be at the Lakeshore Campus.
Dates: November 6, 13, 21 and 27
Time: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Location: Lakeshore Campus, WEL 302A
Representatives from Talent Acquisition and Total Rewards will be available to assist you with various topics, including offer creation and acceptance, system access, banking setup, benefits enrollment, pension inquiries, etc.
We look forward to connecting and assisting you with all your HR questions.
People(s) & Culture
On Thursday, November 21, 2024, the fourth-year Kinesiology students will be showcasing their final Knowledge Translation Projects as part of KIN*3060: Human Development and Aging. Students have developed a wide range of multi-media strategies to effectively communicate their scientific findings to a general audience. Faculty, staff and students from across the Guelph-Humber and Humber community are welcome. There will be 36 projects on display.
Here is just a sampling of what our students have been working on:
All student groups will display their projects simultaneously in an open 'expo' style. Please feel free to come by at any point during the showcase to interact with our students, ask questions etc. All are welcome, so bring a friend too.
We look forward to seeing you there!
All Humber faculty (full and part-time), staff, and students are invited to the ACER Community of Interest.
The Community of Interest (CI) offers an informal, virtual platform for the Humber community to connect over their shared interest in topics related to aging. Highlights from ACER’s previous CI Meetings can be read on our website.
This virtual 'brown bag' lunch conversation revolves around subjects that matter to participants, such as articles they would like to discuss, upcoming events, potential research projects, and the sharing of research results. The community meets on the third Thursday of the month from 12 to 1 p.m.
Join the email list and register
About ACER: Accelerating solutions for tomorrow
Aging in Community Education and Research Hub (ACER) is an initiative of Humber Research and Innovation. ACER's mission is to ‘conduct innovative research that creates, implements and evaluates solutions that strengthen community-based supports to empower older adults to remain engaged in and connected to their communities.’
Humber StyleCon is a fashion expo where style meets creativity!
Dive into the latest autumn/winter trends, explore a curated style guide and get inspired with live styling demos. Whether you're discovering new looks or finding the perfect pieces to elevate your wardrobe.This is a one-stop shop for everything fashion at Humber.
Join us on November 21 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at North Campus in the E-Concourse.
Humber Music Presents Jazz Night on Thursday, November 21, 2024, kicking off the first of the 24-25 season's Student Showcase Concerts series. This concert will feature two Humber Music student ensembles, Jazz Collective and the Humber Jazz Big Band. Audiences will be treated to an evening of music ranging from contemporary compositions to recognizable classics.
The Jazz Collective is comprised of Humber student musicians skilled in both jazz performance and composition and focusses on developing original repertoire. This ensemble is made up of strong young musicians that are focused on deepening their improvisational skills while finding their own voices as composers. Led by Sam Dickinson, these musicians bring professionalism and polish to every performance.
The Humber Jazz Big Band, directed by trombonist, composer and bandleader Christian Overton, comprised of 18 skilled student musicians, is one of the largest ensembles in the Bachelor of Music program. Their ambitious program will take listeners through straight ahead big band jazz to video game music, from classics of the Basie band and the Boss Brass to new Canadian compositions. From the intellectual to the soulful, there is something for every jazz fan played by some of Humber’s finest young talent!
Space is limited, so come early for a seat! Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Don't miss a Humber Music Concert! Sign up for the email list.
Neurodiversity in Nature is a free, nature-focused and arts-inspired program for post-secondary students from any school who identify with neurodivergence. We encourage the Humber community to share this opportunity with students.
Led by a neurodivergent Outdoor Educator from the Humber Arboretum, we will explore a different theme each Friday afternoon in November. Students are welcome to attend one, some, or all:
All sessions take place from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
No previous experience in nature or arts is necessary, and all materials will be provided to participants for free.
Participants can choose to submit their art for publication in a zine that will be distributed through various organizations in the Rexdale neighbourhood.
Where: Meet at the Centre for Urban Ecology in the Humber Arboretum. The Humber Arboretum is found behind North Campus. The Centre for Urban Ecology is the glass building with the red door (U Building).
See the location on Google Maps.
(Please note that portions of the session will be outdoors, so participants should dress for the weather.)
How: While the events are free, space is limited. Please register in advance to reserve your spot.
Neurodiversity in Nature is presented with funding from the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority.
The Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging invites you to register for our EDIB Collective Action Learning Hub Series. Our series of learning and development workshops are designed to foster understanding, promote inclusivity, and enhance our collective efforts to create a supportive environment for all community members.
The sessions in The Office of EDIB Collective Action Learning Hub Series are designed for Humber faculty, administrative, and support staff and will be offered in a mix of in-person and virtual formats.
What Happens When EDIB Meets Emotional Intelligence?
Inclusive Mindset for Committed Allies
EDIB In a New Normal: Embracing Gentelligence Paradigms
Coming soon:
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