The Urban Toronto Beekeepers Association and Humber Arboretum are pleased to present a one-day workshop exploring the flavourful world of honey! Topics covered will include the science of honey, tasting methodology including tasting wheels, varietal vs multifloral honey, and pairing foods with honey.   

Workshop leader Dan Douma has over a decade of beekeeping experience and is now a Provincial Bee Inspector, an instructor with the Toronto Beekeepers Collective, and a founding partner of Humble Bee, a Hamilton-based urban beekeeping company.

Fee: $95 for one-day workshop, includes lunch of gourmet soup and sandwiches*

When: Register to attend on:

Saturday January 20 2018, 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 
OR
Sunday January 21 2018, 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(the one-day workshop is being repeated) 

Where: Centre for Urban Ecology, Humber Arboretum (At the back of the Humber College North Campus, 205 Humber College Blvd., Toronto - Directions) 

To Register: Registration is through the Urban Toronto Beekeepers Association - go to urbantorontobeekeepers.org  

*Dietary restrictions can be accommodated but must be indicated at the time of registration; use the form on the registration page.

Please note: This workshop is not part of the Sustainable Urban Beekeeping Certificate available through the Humber Arboretum. 

Effective preparation of the first day of class is integral in setting a positive tone and preparing students for success all term. This workshop explores strategies that can be implemented at the beginning of the semester to promote positive climates for learning.

The new Blackboard environment comes with a host of tools that enable faculty to track student success/engagement, create rules and warning notifications, track individual content areas and forums as well as monitor individual document usage rates. Learn how Blackboard’s reporting tools can help you keep track of student engagement and help initiate critical conversations with your students.

If you have a suggestion for a Blackboard workshop, please contact Mark at mark.ihnat@humber.ca.

The new Blackboard environment comes with a host of tools that enable faculty to track student success/engagement, create rules and warning notifications, track individual content areas and forums as well as monitor individual document usage rates. Learn how Blackboard’s reporting tools can help you keep track of student engagement and help initiate critical conversations with your students.

If you have a suggestion for a Blackboard workshop, please contact Mark at mark.ihnat@humber.ca.