What: OneMatch Stem Cell and Bone Marrow Network teams up with HUmber College to register potential donors on campus. There is a particular need for young, male donors from ethnically diverse backgrounds.
Where and when: February 11, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Lakeshore Commons (L1017)
More information: Visit onematch.ca or facebook.com/onematch
Usha Rajpal
Phone: 416.798.1331 ext. 6257
Email: usha.rajpal@guelphhumber.ca
Time: 9 a.m . - 4 p.m.
The International African Inventors Museum is a travelling museum which shares the many contributions persons of African descent have made throughout the world. The display features a range of inventions including everyday items such as the window cleaner, the eggbeater, lawn mower, space shuttle retrieval and more. Come out and show your support for Black History Month!
Bring your students! Invite your colleagues!
Marilyn Cresswell, Director of AdCentre.
416.675.6622, extension 3022
Marilyn.Cresswell@humber.ca
Pixel Perfect | For a limited time: January 22 until February 13, 2013
Digital Creative & Graphic Artwork | Featuring Humber Media Studies Advertising & Graphic Design Students
The Humber AdCentre invites special friends, faculty, alumni and representatives from the industry to review the creations of emerging creative designers, art directors and artists enrolled in Humber Lakeshore’s Advertising and Graphic Design programs. Pixel Perfect showcases a variety of digital creative and graphic artwork created by Humber’s talented and unique minds. This is an excellent opportunity to meet, mingle and be impressed by some of our up-and-coming graphic designers and creative advertisers.
Featuring AdCentre client projects such as:
How long will the digital creative and graphic artwork show run?
Please RSVP for the opening gala event to Marilyn.Cresswell@humber.ca.
Please indicate the number of people in your party including yourself.
About Us
The Humber AdCentre offers unique learning opportunities. Through the work we do for our AdCentre clients, Humber Art Directors, writers and designers are provided with a creative education that’s responsive, versatile and marketable. AdCentre offers real-world solutions to clients and teaches communication and advertising using theoretical, strategic and historical perspectives.
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Colloquium is an exhibition representing the diverse artistic practices of Humber College's Visual and Digital Arts faculty. Drawing from the gamut of analogue and digital methods that reflects the plurality of contemporary Canadian art, this exhibition reveals the formal and critical concerns of faculty members who are both mentors and contemporaries to emergent student-artists on campus. The exhibition showcases works that confront issues of representation, abstraction, academic practice, popular culture, the body, and identity. Colloquium brings to the fore the artist's struggle to define oneself in an age of rapid technological expansion, wherein a reverence for the past—the laborious, handmade, and corporeal—appears contrasted against the present—the accelerated, mediated, and virtual. Refuting this apparent divide, the faculty of the Visual and Digital Arts Program offer a unique glimpse into the technical and conceptual versatility of today's artist-educators.
Time: 9 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.
"For the things we have to learn before we can do them,we learn by doing them" (Aristotle)
Students learn better when they take the initiative to apply concepts to practice, solve real problems, make decisions and reflect on the consequences.
Experiential learning is the intentional combination of experience and learning so that students develop skills as well as knowledge, deep understanding of complex concepts, apply theory to practice, and prepare to be critically reflective professionals (Jacoby, B). Join us and experience experiential learning.
Register online at: humber.ca/centreforteachingandlearning
Marilyn Cresswell, Director of AdCentre.
416.675.6622, extension 3022
Marilyn.Cresswell@humber.ca
Pixel Perfect | For a limited time: January 22 until February 13, 2013
Digital Creative & Graphic Artwork | Featuring Humber Media Studies Advertising & Graphic Design Students
The Humber AdCentre invites special friends, faculty, alumni and representatives from the industry to review the creations of emerging creative designers, art directors and artists enrolled in Humber Lakeshore’s Advertising and Graphic Design programs. Pixel Perfect showcases a variety of digital creative and graphic artwork created by Humber’s talented and unique minds. This is an excellent opportunity to meet, mingle and be impressed by some of our up-and-coming graphic designers and creative advertisers.
Featuring AdCentre client projects such as:
How long will the digital creative and graphic artwork show run?
Please RSVP for the opening gala event to Marilyn.Cresswell@humber.ca.
Please indicate the number of people in your party including yourself.
About Us
The Humber AdCentre offers unique learning opportunities. Through the work we do for our AdCentre clients, Humber Art Directors, writers and designers are provided with a creative education that’s responsive, versatile and marketable. AdCentre offers real-world solutions to clients and teaches communication and advertising using theoretical, strategic and historical perspectives.
Follow us
Like us
Colloquium is an exhibition representing the diverse artistic practices of Humber College's Visual and Digital Arts faculty. Drawing from the gamut of analogue and digital methods that reflects the plurality of contemporary Canadian art, this exhibition reveals the formal and critical concerns of faculty members who are both mentors and contemporaries to emergent student-artists on campus. The exhibition showcases works that confront issues of representation, abstraction, academic practice, popular culture, the body, and identity. Colloquium brings to the fore the artist's struggle to define oneself in an age of rapid technological expansion, wherein a reverence for the past—the laborious, handmade, and corporeal—appears contrasted against the present—the accelerated, mediated, and virtual. Refuting this apparent divide, the faculty of the Visual and Digital Arts Program offer a unique glimpse into the technical and conceptual versatility of today's artist-educators.
Time: 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
The transition to postsecondary studies from the high school environment is a time of new independence and responsibility for most students. While students may look forward to this change, they may not have the skills required to successfully negotiate the new
realities of the adult academic environment. Research indicates that to become a selfdirected learner, students must develop their sense of competence, relatedness, and autonomy. This session will explore means by which these sensibilities can be promoted in the classroom environment, laying the foundation for learner autonomy as a postsecondary student, and as a graduate to their professional field.
Register online at: humber.ca/centreforteachingandlearning
Sometimes, despite your best efforts to ensure that your classroom runs smoothly, there are times when you feel like pandemonium is about to erupt. This workshop will answer your questions and provide workable, easy to implement recommendations to help manage all classroom situations.
Register online at: humber.ca/centreforteachingandlearning
Every class you take presents you with lots of information to take in and learn. How can anyone remember it all? Good note taking is essential and learning how to sift through information to make effective notes will move you towards success. In this workshop students will learn and practice strategies for optimizing their note taking ability.
For more information, please visit us online.