We are pleased to once again offer the Coaching for High Performance Coaching session. This two-day program, December 4 & 5, will be facilitated by Garry Watanabe, Performance Coaching.

Audience: This program is intended for management staff in academic and administrative roles.

Coaching is a key leadership skill, particularly if we wish to build commitment, engage others, and get results. Since Humber began working with Performance Coaching and their team of superb facilitators in 2006, more than 200 managers have participated in the Coaching for High Performance program. This dynamic and unique experience has helped change the quality of conversations across the organization, between colleagues, and with students.

Program Objectives:
Participants will learn to:

• Use a clear, concise coaching framework to stimulate high performance in others
• Energize people and give clear, precise direction leading to results
• Confront people who need to change behaviour and/or improve performance
• Develop specific action plans to enhance personal coaching effectiveness

Register:
Registration is open until November 1st. If you would like to attend this two-day program, please register by sending me an email at julie.pellegrini@humber.ca

Yiu-Bun Chan - Dec 3 - L-Space Gallery, Lakeshore Campus
Lecture Synopsis: Echo - Creative Accidents

The building code does not entertain probability; it prescribes. This quintessential compendium provides more than requirements for health and safety. It highlights an undercurrent of obsession with finite control in a domain as creative or unpredictable as architecture. Challenging this paradox of certain uncertainty, Echo is an array of projects that were conceived and developed through accidents and observations. This talk aims to demonstrate the significance of creative accidents and that they are blessings in disguise.
Yiu-Bun Chan, M.Arch - Personal Bio

Yiu-Bun trained in piano performance in Canada, before completing auditory spatial research at RMIT University (Melbourne) and receiving his Master of Architecture from the University of Waterloo. Yiu-Bun’s background in music and architecture has provided foundation for his sound and light installations, which have been honoured with the Master Works Prize (Cambridge Galleries) and the Artifact Award (OAA). His paper on parametric architecture and aleatory music was published in May 2014 by the Centre for American Architecture and Design. Yiu-Bun lives in Toronto where he works as a consultant in art procurement and architecture.

Drop by anytime on Tuesday December 2 (11am-2pm) as Humber Gives campaign co-chairs Guillermo Acosta, Steve Bellamy and Eileen De Courcy kick off the 2014-15 campaign.