- When:March 5, 2012 7:30pm
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Event: Comedy Radio Taping
Location: Comedy Bar, 945 Bloor St. W.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Past Events
- When:March 5, 2012 4:20pm
[field_department_school]
A reasonable degree of test anxiety can be a good motivator, but high test anxiety reduces working memory, confuses reasoning, increases mistakes, and lowers test scores. In this session you will learn some simple strategies to help your students minimize their experience of test anxiety. We will discuss how evaluation methods and cognitive behavioral
techniques may combat test anxiety.
Register online.
Facilitator: Maureen Carnegie, B.S.W., M.Ed., Coordinator and Disabilities Consultant,
Disabilities Services
- When:March 5, 2012 1:00pm
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Where:
North Campus, D225 (Studio)
Contact:
Mark Ihnat
Email: mark.ihnat@humber.ca
Access, a Microsoft database product, is a powerful piece of software that allows participants to organize, track, manipulate and share data.
Although not a tool commonly used at Humber, there are a growing number of faculty and staff who are becoming more and more interested in producing meaningful and power ful reports. During this workshop, a number of Access tools, using tables, forms and reports will be demonstrated. Sign up today and learn how Access 2010 can help you track inventory, plan events, create databases and even monitor contact information.
- When:March 5, 2012 10:00am
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What: The International African Inventors Museum
When: Monday, March 5, 2012
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Location: North Campus, E Building - Concourse
For: All welcome
Cost: Free to attend
Sponsored by the Humber Centre for Human Rights, Equity & Diversity & Humber Students�۪ Federation.
The International African Inventors Museum is a mobile museum, which travels nationally and internationally to inform in a visual display. The display features a range of inventions including everyday items such as the window cleaner, the eggbeater, lawn mower, space shuttle retrieval and more. This Museum promotes positive images and self-esteem in children and adults and teaches people of all nationalities about the contributions that Africans throughout the world have given to society.
- When:March 3, 2012 7:30pm
[field_department_school]
Humber Theatre Presents
AND THE KING DANCES (VERSAILLES VARIATIONS)
Created and Directed by Tatiana Jennings
... With the 2012 Theatre Performance Graduating Class
Set and costume design by Vladimir Kovalchuk
Sound design by John Gzowski
A playful, witty, sometimes dark piece inspired by a 10 year period in the lives of Moli̬re and his great patron King Louis XIV, The Sun King, when Moli̬re wrote his best work and Louis transformed from the fun-loving dancing king into the most powerful monarch in French history.
DATES: Feb 25, 28, 29, Mar 1, 2, 3 at 7:30pm
Feb 26 & Mar 3 at 2pm
Humber College's Black Box Theatre
300 Birmingham St.
Toronto
�ۢ Ticket prices: Adult $15, Student/Senior $10, Humber Theatre Alumni $5 �ۢ
�ۢ Tickets can be picked up and paid for at the Box Office on the day of the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Unclaimed tickets will be released five minutes before the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Seating is extremely limited, reserve early to avoid disappointment �ۢ
Ticket reservations require 48 hours notice; walk-in cash sales are available on the day of the performance ��� all ticket sales and reservations are pending availability.
TO RESERVE: email humber.theatre@humber.ca OR call 416-675-6622 x 3080
- When:March 3, 2012 2:00pm
[field_department_school]
Humber Theatre Presents
AND THE KING DANCES (VERSAILLES VARIATIONS)
Created and Directed by Tatiana Jennings
... With the 2012 Theatre Performance Graduating Class
Set and costume design by Vladimir Kovalchuk
Sound design by John Gzowski
A playful, witty, sometimes dark piece inspired by a 10 year period in the lives of Moli̬re and his great patron King Louis XIV, The Sun King, when Moli̬re wrote his best work and Louis transformed from the fun-loving dancing king into the most powerful monarch in French history.
DATES: Feb 25, 28, 29, Mar 1, 2, 3 at 7:30pm
Feb 26 & Mar 3 at 2pm
Humber College's Black Box Theatre
300 Birmingham St.
Toronto
�ۢ Ticket prices: Adult $15, Student/Senior $10, Humber Theatre Alumni $5 �ۢ
�ۢ Tickets can be picked up and paid for at the Box Office on the day of the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Unclaimed tickets will be released five minutes before the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Seating is extremely limited, reserve early to avoid disappointment �ۢ
Ticket reservations require 48 hours notice; walk-in cash sales are available on the day of the performance ��� all ticket sales and reservations are pending availability.
TO RESERVE: email humber.theatre@humber.ca OR call 416-675-6622 x 3080
- When:March 2, 2012 7:30pm
[field_department_school]
Humber Theatre Presents
AND THE KING DANCES (VERSAILLES VARIATIONS)
Created and Directed by Tatiana Jennings
... With the 2012 Theatre Performance Graduating Class
Set and costume design by Vladimir Kovalchuk
Sound design by John Gzowski
A playful, witty, sometimes dark piece inspired by a 10 year period in the lives of Moli̬re and his great patron King Louis XIV, The Sun King, when Moli̬re wrote his best work and Louis transformed from the fun-loving dancing king into the most powerful monarch in French history.
DATES: Feb 25, 28, 29, Mar 1, 2, 3 at 7:30pm
Feb 26 & Mar 3 at 2pm
Humber College's Black Box Theatre
300 Birmingham St.
Toronto
�ۢ Ticket prices: Adult $15, Student/Senior $10, Humber Theatre Alumni $5 �ۢ
�ۢ Tickets can be picked up and paid for at the Box Office on the day of the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Unclaimed tickets will be released five minutes before the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Seating is extremely limited, reserve early to avoid disappointment �ۢ
Ticket reservations require 48 hours notice; walk-in cash sales are available on the day of the performance ��� all ticket sales and reservations are pending availability.
TO RESERVE: email humber.theatre@humber.ca OR call 416-675-6622 x 3080
- When:March 2, 2012 9:55am
[field_department_school]
Where:
Lakeshore Campus, Room L1010 There are times in our careers when we feel as though we are in a ‘rut’ and we lack motivation as we go through our daily routines. This workshop is designed to motivate, inspire, and share 5 basic principles that can be applied to your daily teaching practices.
The workshop will take you on a journey and encourage you to take risks in re-establishing the ‘edge’ that has made you the successful teacher you are today.
Register online.
Facilitator: Nicole Chuchmach, Professor, School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism
- When:March 1, 2012 7:30pm
[field_department_school]
Humber Theatre Presents
AND THE KING DANCES (VERSAILLES VARIATIONS)
Created and Directed by Tatiana Jennings
... With the 2012 Theatre Performance Graduating Class
Set and costume design by Vladimir Kovalchuk
Sound design by John Gzowski
A playful, witty, sometimes dark piece inspired by a 10 year period in the lives of Moli̬re and his great patron King Louis XIV, The Sun King, when Moli̬re wrote his best work and Louis transformed from the fun-loving dancing king into the most powerful monarch in French history.
DATES: Feb 25, 28, 29, Mar 1, 2, 3 at 7:30pm
Feb 26 & Mar 3 at 2pm
Humber College's Black Box Theatre
300 Birmingham St.
Toronto
�ۢ Ticket prices: Adult $15, Student/Senior $10, Humber Theatre Alumni $5 �ۢ
�ۢ Tickets can be picked up and paid for at the Box Office on the day of the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Unclaimed tickets will be released five minutes before the performance �ۢ
�ۢ Seating is extremely limited, reserve early to avoid disappointment �ۢ
Ticket reservations require 48 hours notice; walk-in cash sales are available on the day of the performance ��� all ticket sales and reservations are pending availability.
TO RESERVE: email humber.theatre@humber.ca OR call 416-675-6622 x 3080
- When:March 1, 2012 1:00pm
[field_department_school]
Where:
Lakeshore Campus, D112 (Studio)
Contact:
Mark Ihant
Email: mark.ihnat@humber.ca
More and more Humber faculty are being encouraged to create a teaching portfolio – a collection of documents and materials that describes a teacher’s teaching philosophy, summarizes their teaching performances, lists significant academic and professional accomplishments and highlights teaching highlights. Traditional hard copy portfolios are still very common but Humber faculty can also create rich multimedia
portfolios using suitable ePortfolio software such as Weebly, WordPress and Goodle ePortfolio. This workshop is a follow-up to Professional Development's ePortfolio workshops lead by Norma Oulette. Register for this workshop and learn some of the basics of building an ePortfolio.
Register online for this Tech Talk Workshop.