We’ve teamed up with Humber Sustainability to bring researchers a workshop that will provide the tools to further embed sustainability into any research project regardless of industry.

The workshop will be held on April 6 at 2 to 3:30 p.m.

Please register through the Microsoft Forms link by clicking here.

Join us for some gentle movement and connection. These trauma-informed/healing-centred hatha yoga classes will center choice and connection.

All levels welcome.

Facilitated by Yami Msosa (Ze/Hir), a movement-based practitioner who works at the intersections of gendered and racial violence, based in Tkaronto.

Register online for the April 6 and April 8 SEEDS Yoga sessions.

For other Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) programming, visit our SAAM website.

We are pleased to share our April schedule for the Career Steps Workshops being hosted by Advising & Career Services. All workshops are eligible for the CCR for current students who attend a combination of four unique workshops or one on one appointments with a CSP.

The workshop schedule can also be found on our website which is where the live links will be posted prior to each session.

• April 6 - Writing Effective Resumes and Cover Letters
• April 7 - Getting Yourself LinkedIn
• April 15 - Getting Yourself LinkedIn
• April 20 - Mastering the Art of Interviews
• April 22 - Writing Effective Resumes and Cover Letters
• April 26 - Writing Effective Resumes and Cover Letters

Pre-registration is not required and these sessions are not recorded. 

For more information email us at careers@humber.ca, or follow us on Instagram @humbercareer and find us on LinkedIn.

Are you a Humber or Guelph-Humber student interested in working in a post-secondary environment? Ever wonder how to get a job working within the Student Services departments at Humber College?

Then the Working in Student Services Panel Discussion is an event that you won’t want to miss!

During this panel discussion, we will highlight stories and professional experiences from staff members of the Humber community and provide you with insight, information, and inspiration for building a network and pathway that can help you gain meaningful employment in the Student Services sector of post-secondary education. While this event is open to all Humber College and University of Guelph-Humber students, the focus will be to showcase stories from panelists who self-identify as Indigenous Peoples, Black and/or Racialized Persons.

Event registration: Click here

Event cost: Free

Event bonus: All students who register and attend will automatically be entered to win one of two $50 e-gift cards from President’s Choice.

If you have any questions about this event, please email Kimberly Daniels (She/Her), Coordinator, Orientation & Student Life Programs at kimberly.daniels@humber.ca.