Interested in earning your master’s degree? You are welcome to attend any of the upcoming online informational webinars hosted by Central Michigan University regarding their Master of Arts in Education program offered at Humber College.

• Wednesday, June 3 at 5 p.m.
• Thursday, June 18 at 12 p.m.
• Wednesday, June 24 at 3 p.m.
• Wednesday, July 15 at 12 p.m.
• Tuesday, July 28 at 5 p.m.

For over 40 years CMU has collaborated with its partners in Canada. More than 1,700 CMU alumni have become leaders and innovators in education across Ontario. The Master of Arts in Education is a versatile program offering a strong educational background to college faculty, administrators, support staff, student affairs officials, and training & development leaders across many industries. Alumni have gone on to become presidents, deans, vice presidents, directors and distinguished faculty in the Ontario college system. Students can choose from three areas of emphasis: administration/student affairs, college teaching, and training & development. Classes are offered at five Ontario colleges with a combination of face-to-face, online, and hybrid courses. 

For more information on the program or to RSVP for the information session, please visit global.cmich.edu/international or email Tisa Thompson-Betz at thomp3tm@cmich.edu or by clicking here.

Objective: To develop common language around terms such as power and privilege and to explore what this means in our local context. Why do our identities matter? Identity informs who we are, how we see the world and how we learn. Using a black/queer/feminist lens, this special Pride Edition workshop will encourage participants to explore the spectrum of identities with a critical lens on power and privilege in our local context.

This workshop will be facilitated by Adam Benn and Sacha Ally.

Adam Benn, M.A, M.Ed. Manager, Human Rights, Equity & Diversity
Adam Benn is an experienced facilitator and educator, with over ten years of experience in community healthcare. Adam has wide and ranging experience working with diverse populations with unique needs.

Sacha Ally, B.A.A, Licensed Paralegal, Human Rights, Equity & Diversity Specialist
Sacha Ally is the Specialist for the Centre and included in his portfolio is the administration of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), program and co-facilitation of human rights related trainings. He is a Licensed Paralegal in handling civil litigation matters and has completed his B.A. at the University of Guelph.

This event is open to all staff, students, and faculty. 

This event will be taking place on Microsoft Teams. To join this training click here. 

Join us for an exciting discussion on building connection and intimacy during COVID-19. This event will bring together diverse speakers from Centennial College and Humber College who will dive into the many ways that physical isolation has impacted intimacy, spirituality, and community needs. Panelists will highlight intersectional, multi-faith, and multi-community approaches to exploring how we can create connection with ourselves and others during the global pandemic. Please share with your students; staff and faculty are also welcome to join.

Register online at loveandcoronacc.eventbrite.ca.

Panelists:

• Seán Kinsella, Director, the Eighth Fire
  Student Life Enhancement - Centennial College
• Dr. Silvia D’Addario, Manager, Global Citizenship, Equity and Inclusion
  Centre for Global Citizenship Education and Inclusion - Centennial College
• Aaron Brown, Coordinator, Sexual Violence Prevention & Education
  Student Success & Engagement - Humber College

Moderators:

• Amita Singh, Counsellor
  The Centre for Accessible Learning and Counselling Services - Centennial College
• Rick Ezekiel, Director, Equitable Learning, Health, and Wellness
  The Centre for Accessible Learning and Counselling Services - Centennial College