Come and connect with Chris Whitaker, President and CEO, Humber ITAL, and discuss topics that are relevant to learning and leading in the classroom.

At this session, we will discuss the potential impacts, opportunities and Humber's strategy for managing with changes from the government.

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Communicating with the Deaf in Emergency Situations

This 10-hour (two-day) interactive workshop will introduce participants to strategies and techniques for dealing with individuals in the deaf community in first contact emergency situations. Participants will learn the ASL alphabet, basic sign language for emergency situations, and communication strategies to be able to calm, reassure, assess and obtain contact and other necessary information. Participants will also spend time learning about deaf culture in order to have a better understanding on how to communicate with individuals in the deaf community. The workshop is designed to apply what is learned in practice scenarios.

No previous knowledge of Sign Language is required to take this workshop. At the end of the workshop, participants receive a USB with over 100 practice videos to review the material covered in the workshop and a Humber College Certificate of Participation. 

The next workshop is Saturday, March 9 and Sunday, March 10, 2019 at North Campus and offsite at the Canadian Centre For Language And Cultural Studies (CCLCS).

The cost of the workshop is $150.00.

For more information or to register, please visit here.

On March 8, FYE Lakeshore has invited Find Your Fierce, a high-energy fitness workout, led by its founder Monica Gold to come help us express ourselves in the best possible way. Think zumba meets J.Lo meets Beyonce. Boom!

The goal for this year's International Women's Day is a celebration that showcases the inclusive definitions of what it means to be a woman in 2019. We want to #CelebrateU through education by helping you understand that femininity is a subjective and innate power that everyone has.

Registration is now open. Limited spots available. Sign up early on eventbrite.  

Staff, faculty, and students are all welcome to participate.

Humber College will host the 2019 FIRST Robotics Competition in partnership with FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Canada from March 8 to 10, 2019. During the competition high school students, along with their robots built in under six weeks, compete in a robotics competition in a challenge that combines sport, science, and teamwork and gives them real-world engineering experience.

Under strict time limitations, students design and build 120-pound robots that compete on a playing field to complete tasks. Students program and test their machines using skills in engineering, coding, and design. Teams also develop business and marketing plans, as well as outreach initiatives to fundraise and engage their local community.