In support of Healthy YOU and #MyHealthyHumber, the Student Wellness and Accessibility Services (SWAC) health team is offering a drop-in flu clinic to employees and students who want a flu vaccine.  

North Campus:

Tuesday, November 7

• Time: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 
• Location: SWAC LRC 2nd floor 

Tuesday, November 14

• Time: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 
• Location: LRC main floor 

Lakeshore Campus:

November 9 and 10

• Time: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
• Location: WEL building, 2nd floor, Student Life (opposite the Health Centre)

Notes:

• No appointment necessary.
• All participants are required to complete a consent form and be screened for allergy and respiratory symptoms. Do not come to the clinic if you are sick! 
• All participants to remain in clinic for observation 15 minutes post vaccine.

Humber Archives has moved into a new (purpose-built) space. To celebrate the expansion and growth of our services and collections, the Archives would like to invite all members of the Humber Community to a launch event on November 8 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the North Library (fourth floor of the LRC).

The event will include speeches, refreshments and a chance to tour the new space and see some gems from our collection. No RSVP is required, but please feel free to send any questions to John or Shernett at archives@humber.ca.

We look forward to welcoming you into our new space.

Humber Music welcomes singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Emily Steinwall and her quartet to the Lakeshore Auditorium stage. 

When Emily Steinwall emerged on Toronto's jazz scene as a saxophone player, she was named one of CBC’s “35 best Canadian jazz artists under 35” at only 22 years old. She was also the recipient of JAZZ.FM91’s prestigious Mary Alice Stewart Award in 2017, and the following year was named the Prince Edward County Jazz Festival’s 2018 Rising Young Star, all within her first couple of years since graduating from Humber’s Bachelor of Music program. 

With a new focus on songwriting, Emily formed a band to perform her original music, a style perhaps best described as "singer songwriter fused with jazz". The group quickly carved out a top shelf reputation in Toronto’s live music scene with their transcendent, psychedelic and bold performances. 

On November 8, Steinwall will be joined by Jackson Steinwall on bass, and fellow Humber grads Joseph Martel on guitar, and Andrew McCarthy on drums, to perform music from Welcome to the Garden, her debut album which won the SOCAN Songwriter Prize in 2022. 

Emilly Steinwall has performed on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, the Late Show with Stephen Colbert and Austin City Limits, and performed on world renowned stages, including Madison Square Garden, Scotiabank Arena (formerly the ACC), and at MTV’s European Music Awards.

Humber Music is excited to welcome her back!

On November 7, join Continuous Professional Learning’s free online webinar to learn how to put your years of experience in security, corrections or other justice-related fields towards a rewarding career in policing.  

This webinar will be hosted by Richard DeFacendis, a former police officer and current Program Coordinator for Humber’s Police Foundations Diploma - Pathways for Professionals. You will learn how this fully online program, designed specifically for working professionals, can advance your career or help you pursue an exciting career change – within just four to eight months! 

Webinar highlights: 

• Insight into the police recruitment process and how this diploma program can help you stand out from the crowd 
• An overview of the program curriculum and its unique online delivery format 
• How the Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition process works 
• Q&A 

Register now