Humbercasts
Opening of Humber's
Carrier Drive Campus
Monday, November 2nd, 2009
University of Guelph Humber
Last Lecture, recorded live at North Campus,
Thursday, March 26th.
E-135 Lecture Theatre & Humber Concourse
2nd Annual Interactive Interprofessional Education Session
Dr. John Gilbert, Humber School of Health Sciences’ Virtual Scholar in Residence, was on campus on Friday, March 6th as the keynote speaker for the 2nd Annual Interactive Interprofessional Education Session for 2009. Dr. Gilbert is considered an expert on interprofessional education. His bio includes being Principal & Professor Emeritus, College of Health Disciplines, at University of British Columbia and Project Lead & Chair, the Canadian Interprofessional Health Collaborative. The session led by the Interprofessional Education working group included 250 students from 8 health sciences, health related programs from 3 Schools: Health Sciences, Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism and Social & Community Services.
Convocation 2008
Lakeshore Campus
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Auditorium, Lakeshore Campus
North Campus
Tues, June 17 - Fri June 20 2008
Gymnasium, North Campus
Marketing Now 2008
Key Note Speakers:
Theresa Roswell
"The Changing World of Retail"
Mike Lines
"How Large Packaged Goods Companies Link Brands with'Corporate and Social Responsibility'"
Rosanne Caron
"Engaging Active Customers: The Challenges and Opportunities"
North Campus
Friday, October 24, 2008 @ 10 - 12 pm
7th Semester, North Campus
Afua Cooper, PhD
Pivoting the Centre: African Canadian History in Contemporary Life and Education
Sponsored by the Humber Diversity Committee
With discussions about Black-focused schools at the top of both the educational and political agendas, the call for an inclusive curriculum has never been more resounding. Methodologically, the study of history lends itself as a crucial tool in bringing about such a curriculum. My discussion will explore the importance and relevance of Canadian Black history in a multicultural society. It will also investigate some of the ways in which such a history can be placed, along with other histories, at the centre of historical inquiry.
February 27, 2008
Marketing Now 2007
Key Note Speakers:
Mike Lines
Director
Customer Business Development, Retail
Cadbury Adams Canada
"Dairy Milk Chocolate"
Rosanne Caron
President
Out of Home Marketing
Association of Canada
"BC Dairy Foundation: Branding a Commodity"
Denise Johnston
Senior Marketing Manager
Electronic Banking
Bank of Nova Scotia
"Differentiating Services"
North Campus
Friday, October 12, 2007 @ 10 - 12 pm
7th Semester, North Campus
The Toronto Board of Trade: Vote Toronto
We all want Toronto to be a strong, vibrant, prosperous community with a high quality of life for its citizens. Three key priorities for a strong and competitive Toronto are: making city finances more sustainable by upload-ing, growing Toronto’s economy, and increased investment in infrastructure. Toronto needs provincial action to maintain its quality of life and provide a foundation for our future. You will hear from representatives of the Progressive Conservative, Green, Liberal and New Democratic Parties of Ontario as they discuss their respective vision for our city. This event is part of the Toronto Board of Trade’s Vote Toronto Election Series focusing on the top election issues for all of Toronto.
North Campus
Tuesday September 18, 2007,
7:00 PM—10:30 PM
Room Student Centre, North Campus
Presidents Breakfast 2007
North Campus
August 31st 2007
Gymnasium, North Campus
Convocation 2007
North Campus
Tues, June 19 - Fri June 22 2007
Gymnasium, North Campus
Professor Bernie Monette
Social Engineering & Online Identity Theft
Social Engineering is the term used by hackers to describe attempts to obtain information about computer systems through non-technical means. In most cases, hackers will telephone unsuspecting users, and through a series of ruses, ask the user to divulge their user identifiers and passwords. While these techniques may seem ridiculous, they produce extremely valuable information and reveal the ways in which Social Engineer-ing specifically targets weaknesses in information systems, security plans, procedures and poor security awareness. Included in the paper is a discussion of typical attacks, as well as a description of methods for preventing attacks.
Tuesday April 3, 2007, 11:45am—1:30pm
Room GH 125
Lunch and Learn lecture
Med
Business School Marketing Honours
A Salute to Honour Students
On March 21st 2007 the Business School held a ceremony to celebrate the achievements of the Honour students in the Marketing program. Prior to the ceremony there was a festive Caribbean reception with a live steal drummer and delicious food. Here's to the recipients of the Business School!
March 21, 2007
Lecture Theatre, North Campus
Professor Salem Alaton
Princess Diana & Karla Homolka: How the Media Markets Emotion
Taking two major media chronologies of the last two decades, those of Princess Diana (from wedding to funeral) and of Karla Homolka (from arrest through prison release), the paper explores how mass media commodify emotional responses in their audiences through the ways in which such organizations frame, contextualize and purvey news narratives.
Wednesday March 7, 2007, 11:45am—1:00pm
Room GH 111
Lunch and Learn lecture
Med
Rick Campanelli (Rick the Temp)
On January 22nd, '07 HSF hosted Entertainment Tonight and ex Much Music VJ Rick Campanelli to speak to students about his career and provide some insight into the entertainment industry. The presentation featured a retrospective look at Rick's career over the past decade and some informative and inspirational dialogue.
Monday, January 22, 2007
Concourse, North Campus
Marketing Now
Key Note Speakers:
Blair Ruelens
President
Alan Candy Limited
Cadbury Adams Canada
"Re-launching Chocolate"
Rosanne Caron
President
Out of Home Marketing
Association of Canada
"Outdoor Advertising, What Works, What's New"
Wednesday, November 15, 2006 @ 10 - 11:40 am
Community Room, North Campus
2006 Convocation Ceremonies
North Campus Gymnasium
Tues, June 20 - Fri June 23 2006
Lakeshore Campus Auditorium
Sat, November 4 2006
Craig Kielburger
Me to We: Educating Creative, Compassionate and Committed Young Leaders
Craig Kielburger is an accomplished child rights advocate and leadership specialist, an award-winning author and a popular speaker. He is the founder of Free The Children, the world’s largest network of children helping children through education, and the co-founder of Leaders Today, the world’s top youth leadership training organization.
Live Broadcast
Wednesday, June 7 2006 @ 9:15-10am
The Lecture Theatre, North Campus
Due to copyright concerns this presentation is only available on hardcopy in the Library