On Wednesday, April 2, 2025, Humber’s Advising & Career Services and Equity & Student Life, and the Office of EDIB are hosting a virtual Career Conversation panel discussion titled Breaking the Mold: Navigating Professionalism & Authenticity.
More information and flyer coming soon.
As part of National Career Month, this event brings together professionals who will share personal stories and practical strategies for finding success without compromising authenticity. Topics include:
With social media playing an increasing role in career opportunities, the panel will also explore how to create a professional image online while staying true to who you are. By the end of the discussion, you’ll walk away with actionable tips to confidently build your career on your own terms.
Join us for an inspiring conversation on embracing your identity, challenging outdated ideas of professionalism, and shaping a future where you don’t have to choose between success and authenticity!
Join us on Wednesday, April 2 in the LRC Concourse for an exciting baking and culinary showcase celebrating Taiwanese and Japanese cuisine!
Experience delectable creations at eight themed stations, featuring yakitori, dim sum, mochi, Japanese cheesecake, Taiwanese pineapple cake, guava and yuzu pastries, popping boba, and more—all sponsored by Kraft Heinz Canada. This event supports our students' upcoming journey to Taiwan and Japan in May, where they will immerse themselves in the vibrant culture and enjoy this exciting culinary experience first-hand.
Our talented Baking and Culinary students will also be demonstrating their skills through live cooking demos and will compete in an exciting pastry competition. Don’t miss your chance to support our aspiring chefs!
Purchase your presale tickets at Gourmet Express starting on Monday, March 24. Your $10 ticket gets you entry into the showcase where you can try all food stations and enter prize raffles. Limited quantity of tickets are available, so get them while they last!
Are you ready to make a difference? Join us and rebuild futures.
Natural disasters are on the rise - from the Los Angeles wildfires to the GTA floods - and the need for skilled disaster recovery professionals has never been greater. Join us for Rebuilding Futures, a special event designed to introduce you to the world of disaster recovery and restoration management.
Whether you’re a recent graduate, looking for a career change, a trades professional, or an industry expert, this is your chance to explore a recession-proof career where you can truly make a difference. The Disaster Recovery Manager program can help you build a future that’s both exciting and meaningful.
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Presented in partnership with ARS/Global Emergency Management.
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Come see what the Fashion Industry Analysis students are predicting for spring 2025.
Join us on Tuesday, April 1 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. in the Fashion Institute Building at Lakeshore Campus.
If you need a spring refresh and are looking for inspiration, you will not want to miss seeing these boards!
See you there.
LGBTQ+ Resource Center and Black Student Support and Engagement present the workshop "A Black Feminist Perspective on How Art Changes the World" facilitated by Mila Mendez. A light lunch will be provided.
About the Event
Jamaican theorist Sylvia Wynter offers us this perspective — human life came into being through culture, not the other way around. That being the case, then art, and how we decipher it, can both sustain the status quo of our species or be a method for making new forms of human life, forms that aren’t governed by the logics of anti-Black racism, capitalism, or cisheteropatriarchy.
How can we be made and remade as we engage with Black culture? How might we gauge when art is bringing us closer to or farther away from our collective freedom?
About the Author
Mila Natasha Mendez (they/them) is a queer Black Chinese cultural worker, parent, and doctoral candidate in Gender, Feminist and Women’s Studies. Mila is interested in transformative spaces and ideas, and they find grounding in the capaciousness of Black Feminisms to show us how and why care is central. Their current research is curious about what propels liberatory Black culture production and creative practices by emerging and mid-career Black queer and trans feminist artists in so-called Canada, within, against and beyond intersecting systems of oppression, including anti-Black racism, racial capitalism, and cistheteropatriarchy. Outside of academia, you can find Mila working and drumming with RAW Taiko (@rawtaiko) and training to support new parents with feeding their babies.
This event is organized to support the Black and 2SLGBTQ+ student community, but is open for allies as well.
Celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31 with the Interpretive Centre & the LGBTQ+ Resource Centre at Humber Lakeshore! This drop in event is free and open to all.
Join artist Raegan Montaque on the second floor of the WEL Building while they add the finishing touches to a new permanent art piece.
Free snacks and light refreshments will be provided.
Do you have an IDD? Are you a student leader who's passionate about disability inclusion? The Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Best Buddies Canada invites you to "Reach for the Stars!" at our one-day student retreat. Join us for a day of learning, leadership and fun!
Date: Monday, March 31
Time: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (must be available for full event)
Location: Barrett CTI, 5th floor
Activities: Experience the mission of Best Buddies. Workshops include bath bomb/bracelet making, photobooth, lunch, mindfulness, prizes, DJ, dancing and more.
Note: Open to all current Humber students, high school/post-secondary Best Buddies members. Spots are limited, priority will be given to individuals who identify as having an IDD.
After the success of this year's New Toronto Holiday Market, the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre is excited to announce a Spring Arts Market at the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre (2 Colonel Samuel Smith Park) on Saturday, March 29, 2025!
Vendor applications are open from now until February 17, 2025.
Apply now at: lakeshoregrounds.ca/spring-arts-market
Welcome the spring season at the Spring Arts Market on Saturday, March 29 at the Humber Polytechnic Student Welcome and Resource Centre.
This year, we are excited to share that 100 per cent of vendor table fees will be donated to Jean Augustine Centre for Young Women's Empowerment.
The Market will include booths from local organizations, businesses, and artists. There will be a variety of handmade products featured, including crochet, handmade soap, a selection of teas, pampering products for your dog, and prints from local artists and photographers.
Follow the event on Instagram @newtoholidaymarket or Facebook at New Toronto Holiday Market.