Join Catherine Peters, Partner, Hicks Morley and Njeri Damali Sojourner-Campbell, Associate, Hicks Morley:

Catherine Peters is a partner in the firm and the Chair of the Hicks Morley Human Rights Practice Group. She is also the Chair of the firm’s Diversity Committee. Catherine provides strategic advice to clients on a wide variety of human rights, employment law, labour relations, and administrative law matters, and represents clients before arbitration boards, human rights tribunals, and a variety of administrative tribunals. A significant component of Catherine’s practice focuses on the post-secondary education sector.

Njeri Damali Sojourner-Campbell is an employment, labour and human rights lawyer in Hicks Morley’s Toronto office. Njeri provides strategic advice and representation before administrative tribunals and courts. She also assists clients to execute workplace investigations, and provides training seminars on a range of labour and human rights topics. A believer in the importance of mentorship and career sponsorship, Njeri regularly sets aside time to mentor pre-law and law students.

Workshop goals:

• Review employee’s rights and responsibilities under Humber’s Human Rights Policy
• Discuss how to identify and prevent a poisoned work environment at Humber
• Explain the College’s duty to accommodate under the Ontario Human Rights Code

Looking to find out your VO2 Max or determine your body fat percentage? Want to learn what your resting metabolic rate is? 

Find out by signing up for a fitness assessment by one of our Exercise Science and Lifestyle Management students. 

Check out the flyer for details or go to the Centre for Healthy Living in A107 at North Campus to sign up!  

Curious to see how the Lakeshore Grounds locations look on the silver screen? Come gorge yourself on popcorn as we introduce Police Academy's connection to the grounds, screen the film, and wrap up with a post-viewing discussion. Seating is limited, and registration is a must. As Lieutenant Harris would say, "Move it, move it, move it!" 

Space is limited, and pre-registration is required for this free event, lakeshoregrounds.ca/events.

#BellLetsTalk Day is January 29! We are encouraging all of our students to join the biggest conversation ever about mental health. 

This is a national campaign focusing on raising mental health awareness and to encourage conversations about mental health on campus. The mental health of our students is a priority for Humber and University of Guelph-Humber. That’s why we’re joining #BellLetsTalk on January 29 to create a positive mental health environment on campus.    

Join us for an exciting event including a guest speaker on January 29 as we celebrate #BellLetsTalk Day.

• North Campus, LRC concourse at 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• Lakeshore Campus, A170 at 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

On #BellLetsTalk Day the following Humber organizations and resources will be joining the planned event and showing their support: Ignite, Humber Athletics, Sexual Violence & Prevention Team, Better Men Project, LGBTQ+, Jack.org., Student Wellness & Accessibility Centre, and Starts with Me.

Bell will be donating five cents on January 29 for every applicable #BellLetsTalk on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook video view; and every text and talk.