Dear Students,
As you know, Humber campuses remain closed until further notice.
As Summer 2020 semester programs and courses are being delivered remotely/online, we are committed to continuing to provide many online services to support your academic and personal success. We will work hard to meet your needs by phone, online, and using tools such as Blackboard or Microsoft Teams to maintain a virtual, personal connection.
Our aim, as always, is to support your health and well-being. We will adjust our plans and offerings in response to changing conditions and your feedback.
We understand this is a challenging time. If at any time you need immediate personal support or counselling, you can access the Good2Talk Helpline at 1-866-925-5454, or use Therapy Assist Online, which provides online and mobile tools.
View the categories below to discover more about the services and supports available to you. This content is subject to change and will be updated regularly.
The Accounting Centre services are available by using the Live Support link via our website https://business.humber.ca/current-students/resources/learning-labs/accounting-centre.html or by email at accountingcentre@humber.ca.
Our hours of operation are:
Monday to Thursday: 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Saturday: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
For the summer term the Bookstores located at North and Lakeshore Campuses will be offering an online shopping experience. The physical store will not be accessible. Students will place their orders and we will process them in-store and ship them to their home or an address of their choice with 24-48 hours for a small fee. If an item is not available in our store, that order will be sent to another Campus Store within our chain for fulfillment. Delivery time for these will be 72-96 hours.
To place orders go to:
North Campus Bookstore - www.humbershop.ca or https://www.bkstr.com/humberitstore
Lakeshore Campus Bookstore - www.humberlakeshoreshop.ca
For students looking to return their Spring/Summer Rental textbooks with no access to either campus at this time, please mail or ship your rental back to the store from which you rented (either North or Lakeshore Campus). We will not be providing prepaid return labels for this term.
At the North Campus, rental textbooks can be placed in the drop box located between the sets of doors at the main LRC entrance. There is no drop box at the Lakeshore Campus.
For return rentals, please include your full name, patron ID and the telephone number provided for your rental account. We do not require your Humber or UoGH student number.
Please do not place your rental returns in Library drop boxes at either Campus. The Bookstore has no access to the Library drop boxes, so if you leave your book there, it cannot be checked in.
You can call, e-mail, or chat with us. We are open 24/7, every day of the year.
Phone: 416.675.6622 X8888, 1.866.484.6622 (Toll Free)
Chat: humber.ca/techtalk
Email: supportcentre@humber.ca
The Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre is continually developing digital resources and online events that explore the unique histories that have shaped the Lakeshore campus and surrounding community. Our team is also available for questions, assignment support, and volunteer opportunities.
Connect with us:
Website: lakeshoregrounds.ca
Instagram: @LakeshoreGrnds
Facebook: @LakeshoreGrnds
Twitter: @LakeshoreGrnds
Email: info@lakeshoregrounds.ca
Humber Libraries offer the following online services to students and faculty:
Centre services are available remotely. Visit the following website for more information: https://liberalarts.humber.ca/current-students/resources/learning-resources.html
The Centre is open virtually Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. You can email questions to olc@humber.ca. For more information, visit www.humberonline.ca.
Humber will be adjusting the amount of parking permit fees and applying a prorated refund to Humber accounts. You are not required to return your parking permit or lot access card.
The parking kiosk at North Campus is staffed by security from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Parking can be reached at 416-675-6622 ext. 4416 or parking.sales@humber.ca.
Effective Saturday, March 28, access to campus/lockers will no longer be permitted unless there is a specific emergency reason to do so, such as the retrieval of medication or the student has returned from abroad and will not be at Humber for the foreseeable future. In these scenarios, students must email deanofstudents@humber.ca in order to receive permission and/or direction to come on campus.
Students who may need to clear out their lockers have been contacted directly with a schedule of when they may come to campus to do so. These visits will be staggered by campus and last name to adhere to physical distancing measures and limit the number of people on campus. If a student has missed their scheduled week to be on site to clear their locker, they can email locker.sales@humber.ca.
All of our programs: Peer Tutoring, the PASS program, Learning Skills Workshops and Notetaking are offered online and are ready to support you. Students can contact us at http://humber.ca/learningresources by clicking on the program/service they are seeking to access, or ask our staff about any questions or concerns they may be having.
Test Centre staff are providing support by email at testingservicesnorth@humber.ca (North) and testingserviceslake@humber.ca (Lakeshore) or via the Contact Us option on the website: http://humber.ca/student-life/testing-services/contact-us. Please email for information on how to access accommodated testing, and visit http://humber.ca/student-life/testing-services/.
All of the services listed below are currently available remotely. Click on the links to book appointments with a member of our team or learn more about our services:
· Career and Student Success Advising- one on one advising to help you with your academic and career needs.
· Evening Career Coaching- let our coaches support you in your job search and career journey.
· Career Support Peers- one on one appointments for Resume Reviews, LinkedIn Profiles, Mock Interviews.
· Humber’s Career Connect Job Portal- check out new jobs posted every week!
· Online Resume Review- submit your resume to be reviewed by our team.
· Career Steps Workshops- online workshops to get you Career Ready!
Please also check out all the resources on our site www.careers.humber.ca to support your career exploration, job search and academic success.
The Indigenous Education & Engagement Centres at North and Lakeshore campuses have developed expanded online events, resources and student support offerings. Follow us on Facebook @HumberIndigenous, Instagram @HumberIndigenous, and Twitter @HumberIndig or email us at Indigenous@humber.ca to learn more.
The LGBTQ+ Resource Centre welcomes students to stay connected and engaged with us online via Instagram @humberlgbtq or by visiting our website (http://humber.ca/lgbtq) to learn more about our events, resources, and community.
The BASE welcomes students to stay connected and engaged with us online via Instagram @thebasehumber or by visiting our website https://humber.ca/thebase to learn more about our events, resources, and community.
Financial Aid staff are working remotely and will monitor and respond to email sent to finaid@humber.ca
Financial Need and IGNITE Bursaries (available for Domestic and International Students)
Financial Need Bursaries are available for students who have a proven financial need. Bursaries are awarded on an individual basis upon consideration of expenses, income, family support, part-time employment opportunities, academic standing, and personal circumstances.
Application Process: Students who wish to apply should email finaid@humber.ca and outline the basis of their financial need. Students will be asked to complete a budget form and write a short statement outlining how the current situation is affecting their finances
Award amount: Based on individual requests/need.
Our student engagement coordinators and staff are working remotely to advocate on behalf of students as well as investigate alternative means of supporting your journey for the remainder of the semester.
Our staff are available via email to help answer any questions/concerns you may have. Visit http://ignitestudentlife.com/services/financial-services/ for more information.
Fitness: A variety of “working out/fitness at home” videos will be posted daily through Athletics’ social media platforms while the Athletic facilities are closed:
Personal Training: Personal trainers will connect with their clients to offer virtual personal training sessions.
Varsity Academic Center: The Varsity Academic Coordinator will establish virtual advising to support student-athletes and their transition to remote learning.
Humber Athletics Website: http://www.humberathletics.ca
Humber Fitness North Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/humberfitnessnorth/
Humber Fitness North Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humberfitnessnorth/?hl=en
Humber Fitness North YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoWozVGrk2UyQ5I5VPDl0HQ
Humber Lakeshore Athletics Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humberlakeshore_athletics/
Humber Lakeshore Athletics YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNXhAJc4fy0WVF7Jq_CgopQ
Humber North Campus Recreation Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HumberCampusRecNorth
Humber North Campus Recreation Twitter: https://twitter.com/humbernorthrec
Humber North Campus Recreation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humbernorthrec/
The Department of Public Safety will continue normal operations and be available on campus 24/7. Contact information is as follows:
Public Safety - Non-Emergency: 416-675-8500
Public Safety - Emergency: 416-675-6622 ext. 4000
www.humber.ca/publicsafety
All food services will be closed effective April 18, 2020, with the exception of the North Campus Residence Cafeteria. This cafeteria will remain open from Monday-Friday from 8am-2pm until further notice. Cash, debit and credit are accepted, and students who have a balance remaining on their meal plan may also defer that to use in the Summer.
Our team and services in all areas of expertise within SWAC are available through a combination of remote options. Please visit https://humber.ca/student-life/swac/health-counselling or https://humber.ca/student-life/swac/accessible-learning. To connect with our team, please submit an appointment request to our email counselling@humber.ca or you can call 416-675-5090 for North Campus, Centre for Trades and Technology and Orangeville Campus, or 416-675-6622 ext. 3331 for Lakeshore Campus.
If at any time you need immediate personal support or counselling, there are resources to help. You can access the Good2Talk Helpline at 1-866-925-5454, email the Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre at counselling@humber.ca during office hours, or use Therapy Assist Online, which provides online and mobile tools. If you are in crisis and need urgent mental health support, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.
Please call Telehealth if you develop respiratory symptoms, to review your symptoms with a Registered Nurse at 1-866-797-0000 – 24 hours/7 days per week.
Registrar services are available online via MyHumber. Staff are working remotely and are monitoring and responding to emails sent to enquiry@humber.ca.
There are a limited number of Call Centre agents available at 416-675-5000. The Call Centre will be operational during the following days/hours:
The Student Recruitment & Pre-enrolment Advising Services department is offering both email and phone pre-enrolment advising from Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Students who are interested in pursuing a full-time program at Humber can take the Humber Career Finder to narrow down their choices. The student can then connect directly with a Recruitment Officer who will help them figure out the best program that fit their goals, guide them on the admission requirements and develop a detailed plan of action for their future.
Please email us at student.recruitment@humber.ca to book an email or phone advising appointment. For more information, please also visit: https://humber.ca/future-students/getting-advice/program-advising.html.
Financial Need and IGNITE Bursaries (available for Domestic and International Students)
Financial Need Bursaries are available for students who have a proven financial need. Bursaries are awarded on an individual basis upon consideration of expenses, income, family support, part-time employment opportunities, academic standing, and personal circumstances.
Application Process: Students who wish to apply should email finaid@humber.ca and outline the basis of their financial need. Students will be asked to complete a budget form and write a short statement outlining how the current situation is affecting their finances
Award amount: Based on individual requests/need.
Our student engagement coordinators and staff are working remotely to advocate on behalf of students as well as investigate alternative means of supporting your journey for the remainder of the semester.
Our staff are available via email to help answer any questions/concerns you may have. Visit http://ignitestudentlife.com/services/financial-services/ for more information.
Our staff members are working and are available to answer your questions. Use the contact form to submit your questions: https://international.humber.ca/contact.html.
The Office of Student Conduct is continuing to operate remotely, with all meetings taking place via phone or online conferencing platforms, as appropriate. Should you have a question or concern, or wish to file a complaint under the Code of Student Conduct, please contact our office by phone: 416-675-6622 ext. 4357 or by email: studentconduct@humber.ca. Messages will be checked and responded to Monday to Friday between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm. Please visit: https://humber.ca/knowthecode for more information.
Sexual Violence Prevention & Education initiatives are continuing remotely through our social media channels and by online workshop delivery. For more information or for supports and resources about Sexual Assault & Sexual Violence, please visit: https://humber.ca/student-life/sexual-assault.
Re-Orientation is a chance for ALL students to discover how the Humber community is working to support you during this summer semester, with free online events hosted by staff and student leaders, as well as helpful online resources.
For more information please visit humber.ca/orientation to view our virtual workshops and events! Connect with us online via @humbernorthfye and @fyelakeshore.
For more information regarding Fall 2020 Orientation, please visit the What You Need to Know page here to learn about all the new and innovative ways we will connect with you.
Questions? Contact us here.
For the Summer 2020 semester, Humber Residence remains open at the North Campus for students who have no other accommodation options. Only suite style accommodations are being offered this summer. Students who apply for Summer Residence must outline their extenuating circumstances. Additional residence information is in the FAQ here in the Residence section: https://humber.ca/updates/frequently-asked-questions. For more information, please visit http://humber.ca/residence.
Information about the Fall 2020 semester will be available soon.
The Residence Cafeteria is closed until further notice.
The latest event information can be found here: www.humber.ca/student-life/events.
We are here to support you! We have moved all of our programs on-line. Here, you will find how to stay connected to other students and learn about being successful at Humber with the First Year Experience (FYE) peer mentoring program, by joining our Leadership programs, and the Co-Curricular Record (CCR).
Information about our online summer programming offered through FYE can be found on our Instagram via @humbernorthfye and @fyelakeshore.
Leadership Programs: http://www.humber.ca/studentleadership/myleadershipjourney