Our Bachelor of Music evening concert series continues with the crowd-pleasing R&B Showcase.
Featuring performances by:
Purchase tickets in advance via Eventbrite.
Calling all Humber staff and faculty!
ENN (Employee News Network) is a video streaming service by employees, for employees. This new addition to the Communiqué, provides an opportunity for employees to share upcoming news and events, or to simply give kudos to acknowledge the fantastic work being done here. Shot on a smart device and ranging in length from 30 to 90 seconds, ENN videos provide an easy way to engage your colleagues.
To demonstrate how easy it is, we invite you to stop by our upcoming ENN pop-up booths at both North and Lakeshore Campus. Stop by to learn more about ENN, have your video message recorded by us and receive a sweet treat for becoming an ENN star.
North Campus
Lakeshore Campus
For more information about ENN or to submit your own video, visit humber.ca/enn.
There's still time to register for tomorrow’s session. Can’t make it? Livestream it here.
Please join us to hear the exciting plans for the Humber Cultural Hub as part of the Lakeshore Campus revitalization.
This information session will cover design and timelines for development as well as academic and community programming and more. There will be a Q&A where you will have an opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the Cultural Hub and development at Lakeshore Campus.
Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be served.
Register in advance to ensure a seat here.
Please join us to hear the latest updates for the development of the Lakeshore Campus and the creation of the Humber Cultural Hub. This information session will cover design and timelines for development as well as academic and community programming and more. There will be a Q & A where you will have an opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the Cultural Hub and development at Lakeshore Campus.
Register in advance to ensure a seat here.
You can also register at the door.
What are the opportunities and barriers that exist for seniors when it comes to spending time in a natural space?
Hear from a group nursing students who worked with the Humber Arboretum to conduct a community needs assessment for the local senior population. They will share the findings of their project, which was undertaken as an official placement for their academic program.
ArbTalks at the Humber Arboretum offer free introductions to topics related to gardening, ecology, and sustainability. Feel free to bring your lunch and enjoy a casual learning environment.
How: This event is free but please register in advance using through the Arboretum website to help us plan.
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Presenter bio:
Arlo Kempf is the Director of the Master of Teaching Program, at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto, and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning. Dr. Kempf received his PhD from OISE in 2011, followed by a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship (2011-13) and Visiting Scholar appointment (2013-15) at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Arlo's research interests include anti-racism in education, critical perspectives on educational standardization and neoliberalism in comparative perspective, and decolonizing education.
Arlo is currently the Principal Investigator for a project titled Mitigating Race Bias in Teacher Professional Practices, a study with alternative secondary school teachers in Toronto.
To register: see online registration is here (attached).
Guelph-Humber fouth year KIN 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 multimedia strategies to effectively communicate their scientific findings to a general audience. Faculty, staff and students from across the GH and Humber community are welcome!
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!
Join Lori Short-Zamudio, RD from the Centre for Healthy Living to learn practical skills on how to become more present when eating.
The second year Event Management Diploma students have an upcoming event called Mitts & Meals. Working with organizations in the Humber community, the Jamestown Food Bank and Youth Without Shelter, there will be a food and mittens/gloves/hats drive on Tuesday, November 26 and Thursday, November 28 at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on both days.
Donations will be accepted outside of the Humber Room (between the Tim Horton's and the Concourse).
Food banks are in need of peanut butter, pasta, beans and canned vegetables, meats, soups, stews and vegetables.
Drop by with your donation and you may win some great prizes!
Do you know a student who is interested in a global experience? Looking for short-term options that fit into your students’ learning path? Summer programs abroad at Humber are here for you. Students can earn up to two GNED courses or lower-level breadth elective courses at Humber while studying around the world.
Travel with other Humber students, and students from around the world, to one of eight different countries for summer 2020:
With a travel bursary of up to $2,500 available for eligible students, summer programs are a great option for students looking for an affordable international experience to add to their Humber education. For more information, email us at studyabroad@humber.ca or stop-by an info session:
| Tuesday, November 26, 2019 North Campus, NX111 |
Thursday, November 28, 2019 Lakeshore Campus, L1017 |
