In the latest SVPA Blog, Gina Antonacci reflects on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and shines a spotlight on a Humber College research project that opens a window into the Indigenous economy through storytelling.
Learning strategy sessions are an additional service that Accessible Learning Services can facilitate for learners with disabilities. Learners are assessed by an accessibility consultant to determine if they have barriers to learning and may benefit from working with a learning strategist. The services are external to Humber. In some cases, learners can access a bursary to cover the cost.
I am delighted to introduce Gabriela Yepez who will be joining Student Wellness and Equitable Learning as our new Associate Director of Mental Health and Counselling Services. Gabriela brings with her over 13 years of leadership experience in healthcare, most recently serving as the Clinical Manager of Outpatient Mental Health and Addiction Programs at Lakeridge Hospital. Her background in change management and quality improvement will undoubtedly elevate our dedication to student support.
At Humber, we are committed to fostering a thriving academic environment where every learner can discover their full potential. To support this mission, we are proud to unveil our newly created "Student Success and Engagement Handbook for Faculty."
Dr. Emma Smith has accepted a new role as Associate Dean for the Office of Research and Innovation. Emma’s award-winning contributions to research at Humber and her passions for collaboration, with students and faculty, make her an ideal candidate for this new role.