Calling all Faculty! Ready to learn how to get involved in exciting research projects at the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation (Barrett CTI)? Do you have your own research idea and need the Barrett CTI's support to execute on your research? Maybe you're curious and want to know how you can get connected with the Barrett CTI's consortium industry partners to network and work on creating solutions to their business challenges. Attend our next "Barrett CTI Project Info Session" to learn more!

Topics covered will include:

1. Opportunities and benefits of leading research projects at the Barrett CTI
2. Avenues to get your research idea funded as a project that can be worked on at the Barrett CTI
3. How to get involved in projects at the Barrett CTI
4. Support from the Barrett CTI (Technical Services, Project Management, Project Rooms)
5. Faculty experience with Barrett CTI projects

To register for this session, please fill out the online form.

Shortly after you submit this form, you will receive an Outlook meeting notice with more event details.

The Black Student Support and Engagement (BSSE) and First Year Experience (FYE) present Melanin Market on Thursday, October 10 from 12 to 3 p.m. in the LRC at North Campus.

We encourage instructors to inform their students about this event, where they can explore products from Black-owned businesses, enjoy African and Caribbean cuisine, connect with local artists, and enter for a chance to win exciting prizes.

Please help us spread the word to your students about this unique and engaging event!

We invite you to the inaugural graduation show of the Creative Technologies post-grad program at Humber! 

Our students come from many different disciplines, including UX, design, communications, engineering, built environment, and they explore how technology is impacting those fields. We explore areas such as AI, VR, AR, drones, motion capture, spatial design, simulation engines and more.

Watch the grad reel.

Register now

The Culture Day Event hosted by the First-Year Experience is designed to celebrate the diverse backgrounds and traditions of students within the community. This event will feature various activities, performances, and interactive experiences highlighting different cultures.

• North Campus: October 9 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., E Concourse
• Lakeshore Campus: October 9 from 1 to 3 p.m., G Commons

The Culture Day Event aims to create an inclusive environment where students can learn from one another, celebrate their differences, and build connections that enrich their college experience. It promises to be a vibrant day filled with fun, learning, and appreciation of cultural diversity!