Presented by XO Brass Canada. Sponsored by the Humber College Faculty of Media & Creative Arts and Long & McQuade.
Purchase tickets in advance via Eventbrite.
Don’t miss this contemporary reimagining of Judith Thompson’s Sirens: Elektra in Bosnia, directed by Richard Greenblatt.
Featuring the work of graduating Theatre Arts – Performance and Theatre Arts – Production Students.
The Digital Business Student Association is pleased to announce its second webinar: Learn how to setup and run your own e-commerce store using shopify!
In this workshop we will provide a step-by-step Shopify tutorial for beginners showing the essential tools needed to successfully build and maintain an e-Commerce store from scratch.
Delivered by Prab Vashisht who recently graduated from our Digital Business Management BComm program. Parb has extensive experience developing and managing websites for small businesses.
Platform: Zoom, an app is also available at the App store
You will receive the link to the webinar details on November 20 at 7 p.m.
There is still space in the workshop Voice Improvement Coaching on November 21.
Do you spend a lot of time talking at meetings, over the phone, one-on-one, or speaking to large groups? Does your voice get tired by the end of the day? Do you feel you speak too softly or quickly?
Your voice is an important tool for communication and it has a profound impact on your listeners. The sound of your voice either pushes people away or draws people in.
Almost everyone has the potential for a rich, clear, and effective voice. A voice that expresses who you truly are, has a positive impact on others, and sounds open and confident. Some reconditioning can result in a new, freer voice...natural and distinct!
In this workshop you will learn:
Facilitator: Cathy Sobocan, Raise Your Voice Coaching
Please register by email to Maureen or Michelle at learninghrs@humber.ca.
Learning & Development
In this fundamental workshop, we will explore human-centered design, a design management framework that develops solutions to problems by involving the human perspective in all steps of the problem-solving process. Understanding this framework is the underpinning of design thinking and a critical first step towards creating change within organizations.
Lunch will be provided.
Feel free to bring your laptop so you can follow along with the information.
If you cannot attend but are interested in learning more, please connect with us (research@humber.ca).
Sessions
| October 9, 2019 | 12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | North Campus, D224J |
| November 5, 2019 | 12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | North Campus, D224J |
| November 21, 2019 | 12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Lakeshore Campus, G204 |
Have questions about Intro to Human-Centered Design? Contact Humber College Applied Research & Innovation.
Since 2014, Humber College has been hosting an annual gathering called the Indigenous Knowledge Gathering. Over the past six years, thousands of Indigenous and non-Indigenous learners have gathered to share ideas on a variety of topics. Each year the gathering grows and explores new areas of conversation!
For the 2019/2020 academic year, we are excited to announce our upcoming #IndigenousKnowledgesGathering will be happening this fall from November 21 to 23.
Educating the Heart, Mind, Body and Spirit
This year’s theme, Educating the Heart, Mind, Body and Spirit, envisions an education system deeply connected to place, community, and planet. IKG will bring students, educators, and communities together once again to explore the knowledges, skills, and education strategies required to build a better future. IKG will feature an exciting program of keynote presentations, networking, interactive workshops, and breakout discussion circles, alongside rich cultural programming.
This is an extremely valuable opportunity for all staff and faculty to attend as professional development, along with the potential to add this gathering to your critical path for students to further their education.
Please register through our website.
Students are encouraged to stop by the Student Mobility booth and speak to an advisor about:
Location
For more information, please visit humber.ca/transferoptions.
Come experience the unique taste of the Greek menu on November 21 in the staff lounge.
Entrées
(Choice of one entrée)
Sides
Meals include water, juice or pop.
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.
Humber Fashion Arts and Business students have fused their passion for fashion and talent for digital design to present you an exciting poster exhibit, offering inspiring artistic concepts and an opportunity to hear from the featured artists.
Audiences can expect captivating pieces of fashion-based artwork created with the use of Adobe InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator.
Refreshments will be provided.