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SSAW 2017February 21 – 24, 2017Support Staff Appreciation Week

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President’s Message

Welcome to Support Staff Appreciation Week 2017. The theme for this year is “WE ARE

SSAW Celebrating 50 Golden Years.” This year marks SSAW’s 29th anniversary, celebratingthe contributions you make to the college with a week of professional developmentopportunities. We are also proud to be celebrating Humber’s amazing story.

The past year, as the last few years, has involved many changes to our community. Whetheryou work directly or indirectly with our students, it is through your efforts and dedicationthat we have been able to provide the exceptional support that helps us realize our vision,mission and values.

On behalf of the Administration team at Humber, thank you for your continued supportand hard work. We hope that this year’s SSAW activities allow you to enhance yourknowledge, skills, and personal development. We also hope you have the opportunity torelive some Humber highlights and Memorable Moments!

President & CEO,Chris Whitaker

SSAW Planning Committee

Thank you to the following Support Staff for their time and hard work in putting together this year’s SSAW.

Sonika Arora, Student Life & Alumni, Guelph-Humber

Marlene Barbosa, Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations

Jayesh Divedia, Financial Services & Planning

Ann Gardner, Office of the Registrar

Dia Gonzales, School of Health Sciences

Leanne Henwood-Adam, Athletics

Laura Josephs, Registrar, Guelph-Humber

Kavelle Maharaj, Office of the Principal, Lakeshore

Victor Morgan, School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism

Jason Rouatt, Humber Libraries

Bianca Scotland, Office of the Principal, Lakeshore

Maureen Martin-Edey, HR Services

Julie Pellegrini, HR Services

Slap Happy!SSAW Appreciation Luncheon

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Programs At A Glance

Back In The Day

Tuesday, February 21, 2017LSI Conflict

9:00 am – 12:00 noonB202, North

Lakeshore Campus Tour9:00 am - 11:00 am

Welcome Centre Entrance

Expand Your Network9:00 am – 12:00 noon

B208, North

General CAAT Pension Overview9:00 am - 11:00 am

L1017, Lakeshore

Ergonomics & Mini Assessment9:30 am - 10:30 am

B211, North

Tour of Health Sciences9:00 am - 12:00 noon

F419, North

Zumba!10:00 am - 11:00 noon A227

Athletics North

Meditation10:30 am – 12:00 noon

B212, North

Creating a Great Family Life –1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

WEL304A, Lakeshore

Retirement Planning1:00 pm - 3:00 pmL1017, Lakeshore

Nordic Pole Walking1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

A227 Athletics North

Sewing - Home Economics 1011:00 pm – 3:00 pm

B214, North

Creating Lettering Inspiration1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

B215, North

Student Success & Engagement3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

WEL304A, Lakeshore

Wednesday, February 22, 2017Mental Health First Aid (Day 1)

8:30 am - 4:30 pm WEL304A, Lake

Stress Process Report SPR 9:00 am - 12:00 noon

B202, North

Unlock Your Creativity -Writing9:00 am - 10:30 am

B214, North

Hanging Tea Towels9:00 am – 10::30 am

B212, North

Accessible Learning Info Session9:30 am - 11:30 am

B208, NorthLearn to Solve a Rubik's Cube

10:00 am - 12:00 noonB211, North

Dancing in the 1960s11:00 am - 12:00 noon

A227 Athletics North

Humber - Where We Began11:00 am- 12:00 noon

B215, North

Doing Diversity at Humber12:00 noon - 2:00 pm

B208, North

Supporting a Co-Worker -Illness12:00 noon - 1:00 pm

B214, NorthIGNITE - An Overview

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm B202, North

Pathways to Human Rights1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Community Room, North

Library Discovery Tour1:00 pm - 3:00 pm LRC 3082, North

The Art of Faux Stain Glass1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

B101, North

Adult Colouring - Be Creative!3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

B211, North

Thursday, February 23, 2017Mental Health First Aid (Day 2)

8:30 am - 4:30 pm WEL304A, Lakeshore

DiSC® Classic9:00 am - 12:00 noon

Room B202, North

General CAAT Pension Overview9:00 am - 11:00 am


CPR-C & AED9:00 am - 2:00 pm

E421, North

Student Success & Engagement9:00 an – 10:00 am

B212. North

Banner Training10:00 am – 11:30 am

L132, North

Building Bridges - Communities 10:00 am – 12:00 noon

B208, North

Eating Healthy on a Budget11:00 am - 12:00 noon

B211, North

Dealing with Difficult Personalities12:00 noon - 1:00 pm

B212, North

Retirement Planning1:00 pm - 3:00 pm


An Hour with Chris1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

LRC 6084, North

Social Media Beyond Humber 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

B215, North

Leave for Change Info Session2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

B214, North

Groovin Flow Yoga2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

ATH206 Athletics Lakeshore

Friday, February 24, 2017Humber's Printing Policy

9:00 am - 10:00 am B214, North

Make Your Own Cleaning Products 9:00 am - 10:00 am

B215, North

SSAW 2017 Appreciation Luncheon "WE ARE SSAW - Celebrating Humber's 50 Golden Years"11:30 am - 2:00 pm Humber North - Gymnasium


Competency: College Knowledge

Accessible Learning Info Session IGNITE – An Overview

An Hour with Chris Lakeshore Campus Tour

Building Bridges Across Communities Leave For Change – Volunteer Information

Doing Diversity at Humber Library Discovery Tour

General CAAT Pension Overview Pathways to Human Rights

Human Rights, Equity & Diversity Retirement Planning

Humber’s History – Where We Began Student Success & Engagement Overview

Humber’s Printing Policy Sustainability – Learn to Make Your Own Cleaning Products

Tour of Health Sciences

Back In The Day


Competency: Communication/Interpersonal Skills

Dealing with Difficult Personalities Expand Your Network

Media Engagement Workshop

Competency: Computer/Technical Skills Banner Training Learn to Solve A Rubik’s Cube

Business Writing Fundamentals LinkedIn


Competency: Time/Self Management Skills

How to Rock Social Media Using Social Media to Engage Beyond Humber’s Walls

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Creating Lettering Inspiration Sewing – Home Economics 101

Hanging Tea Towels – Like Mom Used to Make Stress Process Report (SPR)

LSI Conflict The Art of Faux Stain Glass

DiSC® Classic Unlock Your Creativity with Writing

Competency: Personal Development

Adult Colouring - Be Creative! Meditation

CPR-C and AED Mental Health First Aid

Creating a Great Family Life Supporting a Co-Worker Through Illness

Dancing in the 60s Urban Poling/Nordic Walking

Eating Healthy on a Budget Groovin Flow Yoga

Ergonomics & Mini Assessment Zumba!

Competency: Employee Wellness

Back In The Day

Programs At A Glance - Lynda.com e-learn modules

5 Day Drawing Challenge Leading Productive Meetings

Business Writing Fundamentals Managing Your Time

Creative Inspirations Note Taking for Business Professionals

How to Build a Brand Personal Branding

How to Rock Social Media Public Speaking Fundamentals

Improving Your Memory Speed Reading Fundamentals

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Program Descriptions

Back In The Day

Tuesday, February 21, 2017 –Morning Sessions

LSI - ConflictTime: 9:00 am - 12:00 noonLocation: Room B202, North Campus Facilitator: Julie Pellegrini, HR

LSI Conflict™ helps people analyze and understand whether their thinking and behaviour helps or blocks their ability todeal constructively with conflict situations

A specific application of the Life Styles Inventory, LSI Conflict was developed by Human Synergistics to assist individualsin identifying and understanding how their thinking patterns, or “styles”, and coping behaviours affect how they dealwith conflict situations.

Lakeshore Campus TourTime: 9:00 am – 11:00 amLocation: Stud. Wellness Centre, 1st Floor Entrance, LakeshoreFacilitators: Kavelle Maharaj & Jennifer Bazar, Office of The Principal

The Lakeshore Campus has certainly grown and changed over the last 50 years. Join us on a guided tour highlighting the most recent additions to our lovely campus: Student Welcome and Resource Centre Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre G Cottage – Centre for Entrepreneurship Fitness Centre Learn a little about what Humber is using these new spaces for as well as some history of the Lakeshore grounds. Come on over and experience life at the Lake!


Expand Your NetworkTime: 9:00 am - 12:00 noonLocation: Room B208, North CampusFacilitator: Cathy Sobocan, Raise Your Voice Coaching

Feeling a bit shy about meeting new people? Would you like to feel confident, “shine” in a crowd and widen your circle of friends and business contacts? In this interactive workshop you’ll: learn practical networking skills

feel more confident and vibrant when speaking to strangers

learn basic business etiquette, i.e. when to hand out your business card

have some fun!

General CAAT Pension Plan Overview Time: 9:00 am - 11:00 amLocation: Room L1017, Lakeshore Campus Facilitator: Sylvia Golebiowski , CAAT

Representatives from the CAAT Pension Plan will provide you with an easy-to-understand overview. You’ll learn aboutthe advantages of belonging to a well-governed, defined benefit pension plan that delivers a secure retirement income forlife. You’ll also learn about: How the value of your pension benefits will exceed the contributions you pay All your retirement options, including flexible early retirement options The other valuable benefits provided by the Plan, like survivor benefits, and inflation protection


Ergonomics & Mini AssessmentTime: 9:30 am - 10:30 amLocation: Room B211, North CampusFacilitator: Jennifer McGillis, PROergonomics

Join us in this practical 1 hour session plus individual mini assessments, as we work to improve your comfort by learning about the proper way to set up an office workstation. Topics covered will include: Proper working height Monitor set-up Chair set-up Accessories (i.e. headset, document stand) Keyboard/mouse set-up

Session attendees will have an opportunity to sign up for a one-on-one assessment of their office workstation. In each 20 minute time slot, an ergonomist will discuss your concerns, ensure your existing equipment is set up correctly and recommend measures that ensure your desk is fit to you.

Tour of Health Sciences LabsTime: 9:00 am - 12:00 noonLocation: Room F419, North CampusFacilitator: Rita van der Veen, School of Health Sciences

Last year the School of Health Sciences was excited to share our brand new labs that opened Fall of 2015. This year we will be providing a tour of the Funeral Service Labs (restorative lab, embalming area, as well as a Funeral Planning Room) and due to popular demand, we will also be including the Bioscience area and the cadaver lab.

There is more exciting news! We recently opened a brand new state-of-the-art Pharmacy Laboratory that we will also include in the tour. The Pharmacy Technician labs include a hospital lab, community pharmacy lab and a sterile compound preparation lab. Finally, we just opened our brand new child development centre and will proudly show of this exciting new space in the tour. Come join us, we’re happy to show you around.


Zumba!Time: 10:00 am - 11:00 amLocation: Room A227, Athletics Studio, North CampusFacilitator: Christina Cardona, Office of the Registrar

Ditch the routine and enjoy the party! Zumba is a cardio-based workout that combines Latin and other International music to create an interval training class that is both fun and easy to do!

MeditationTime: 10:30 am - 12:00 noonLocation: Room B212, North CampusFacilitator: Sanjuka Das, The Business School

Breath and mind are intrinsically connected. By teaching the participants simple and different techniques of breath, theseparticipants will find a way to handle their mind, which is totally in their own hands, with a tool, as simple as their ownbreath.

The rest in meditation is deeper than the deepest sleep that one can ever have. When the mind becomes free fromagitation, is calm and serene and at peace, meditation happens. The benefits of meditation are manifold. It is an essentialpractice for mental hygiene. A calm mind, good concentration, clarity of perception, improvement in communication,blossoming of skills and talents, an unshakeable inner strength, healing, the ability to connect to an inner source ofenergy, relaxation, rejuvenation, and good luck are all natural results of meditating regularly.

Tuesday, February 21, 2017 – Afternoon Sessions

Creating A Great Family LifeTime: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pmLocation: Room WEL304A, Lakeshore CampusFacilitator: Maura Cooperberg, Shepell

In the past, the definition of family seemed to fit into a neat little box; there was mom, dad, the kids, and the extendedfamily. This traditional definition is no longer sufficient to describe this social institution, as the definition of a family issignificantly broader today than it has been historically. This session explores today’s family life, which can often seemcomplicated and challenged by circumstances such as divorce, a feeling of lack of time, poor communication, andcompetition from electronic gadgets. Participants will have the opportunity to see that, despite these issues, it is possibleto build a great family life.

Retirement PlanningTime: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmLocation: Room L1017, Lakeshore CampusFacilitator: Emad Chowdhury, CAAT

The session answers the most common questions we hear from members as they prepare for retirement. It gives you thetools to feel prepared for retirement and build confidence about your retirement security.

Representatives from the Plan deliver an engaging session on a range of topics relating to retirement. You’ll learn aboutthe Plan’s flexible retirement date options, valuable survivor benefits, and inflation protection. The session uses real-world examples and retirement planning tips to help ensure a smooth transition to retirement.

Tuesday, February 21, 2017 – Afternoon Sessions

Discover the Arboretum by Nordic Pole WalkingTime: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pmLocation: Room A227, Athletics Studio, North CampusFacilitators: Crystal Pole-Langdon, School of HRT & Leanne Henwood-Adam, Athletics

Come join your colleagues to learn the benefits of Nordic Walking and the advantages of using ergonomic UrbanPoles. Enjoy physical activity and fresh air as we stride through the trails in the Arboretum . No experiencenecessary and open to all physical activity levels. Make sure you wear your warm outdoor gear and comfortableboots!

Sewing – Home Economics 101Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmLocation: Room B214, North CampusFacilitator: Maureen Martin-Edey, HR Services

Remember back in the day, when it was the norm to sew and mend garments yourself? Or your mom/dad/grandparents did?

Do you have a pair of pants that you would love to lengthen or shorten, or have a skirt hem that has come loose - but send them out to have done or just give them away?

Come to this workshop to learn how to hem your own “slacks”, skirt or dress – so they will last for years to come! Bring your own to this session, or we will provide the clothing for you.

Tuesday, February 21, 2017 –Afternoon Sessions

Creating Lettering InspirationTime: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmLocation: Room B215, North CampusFacilitator: Usha Rajpal Cheddi, Guelph-Humber

Creating your own art that sparks joy and motivation is really simple! You will create your own lettering inspiration piecefor office or home decor with everyday items. We'll start off by creating a watercolour background, followed by letteringon your favourite quote, motivational saying, or creative pun! We'll finish off the piece by adding small details such asdots, stars or border. The limit to your creativity in this workshop is endless! Different water colour techniquesand lettering styles will also be showcased. In the end you will have a finished piece, that is ready to hang!

Student Success & Engagement OverviewTime: 3:00 pm - 4:00 pmLocation: Room WEL304A, Lakeshore CampusFacilitators: Shaun Carson & Neil Price, Student Success & Engagement

We Got Who?

Come join folks from Student Success & Engagement to learn about all of the programs and services students have available to support their ultimate success. Hear more about the successful WeGotYou campaign, and how it connects to all of our efforts to support students outside of the classroom.

Wednesday, February 22, 2017 – Morning Sessions

Mental Health First Aid (Day 1)Time: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmLocation: Room WEL304A, Lakeshore CampusFacilitators: Risa Handler & Andrew Poulos - Student Success & Engagement

The MHFA Canada program aims to improve mental health literacy and provide the skills and knowledge to help peoplebetter manage potential or developing mental health problems in themselves, a family member, a friend or a colleague.The program teaches people how to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health problems, provide initial help,guide a person towards appropriate professional help.

Note: Participants must complete both days to obtain a certificate.

Unlock Your Creativity with WritingTime: 9:00 am - 10:30 amLocation: Room B214, North Campus Facilitator: Sara Laux, PR & Communications

You don’t have to be a professional novelist to reap the benefits of expressive writing. Writing can help boost happiness,reduce stress and get your ideas flowing – even if no one ever reads what you write except you. This interactiveworkshop will teach you some useful writing exercises to help release, relax and renew your creative spirit.


Accessible Learning Information SessionTime: 9:30 am - 11:30 pmLocation: Room B208, North CampusFacilitators: Alessia DiVirgilio & Kate Staig-Webber, Student Success & Engagement

Ever wonder what happens after you refer a student to Accessible Learning Services? Come to this workshop and learn about how ALS supports both students and faculty, what happens in a case consultation by participating in mock scenarios and keep apprised of recent changes from the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal and what is means for you.

Learn to Solve a Rubik’s CubeTime: 10:00 am - 12:00 noonLocation: Room B211, North CampusFacilitator: Cameron Redsell-Montgomery, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences

This workshop will be a groovy look at solving and understanding a rubik’s cube. Ernö Rubik created the cube not as apuzzle, but as a cool way to show the movements of a structure without it falling apart. Our far out algorithm to solvingthe Rubik’s cube in 7 steps will lead to the man’s downfall. We will also have normal and more complex cubes andshapes to try for anyone willing to try. Bring your grooviest Rubik’s Cube!

Participants will solve a Rubik's cube, but also understand the logic behind it and see how it applies to algorithms andmathematics.

Wednesday, February 22, 2017 –Morning Sessions

SPR – Stress Processing Report Session Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 noonLocation: Room B202 North Campus Facilitator: Julie Pellegrini, HR

Human Synergistics Stress Processing Report (SPR) is a personal, confidential self-assessment tool that focuses on thelong-established relationship of an individual’s thinking patterns, health and performance effectiveness. The SPRidentifies the ineffective thinking styles that can lead to such physical stress symptoms as headaches, ulcers, and highblood pressure. Increase awareness of how stress works and the role of internal stressors Understand how your thinking increases or reduces stress Help redirect thinking styles and reduce stress associated with job demands, organizational change, and/or non-work

factors

Hanging Tea Towels - Like Mom Used to Make! Time: 9:00 am - 10:30 amLocation: Room B212, North CampusFacilitator: Emily Eyre, Purchasing Services & Sustainability

Back in the late 1960’s it was customary for families to have tea towels hanging on the knobs of cupboard doors or the fridge handles.

We are bringing back this handy kitchen item for SSAW!

Come to this demonstration session to learn how to make your own hanging tea towels –

Makes a great gift!


LinkedInTime: 10:00 am – 11:30 amLocation: Room H211, North CampusFacilitator: Farhad Moiz, Relationship Manager, LinkedIn

LinkedIn has become the ultimate platform for professionals looking to become more effective in their roles. You can network with professionals, learn from your peers, keep up to date with news, trends and current events. Through LinkedIn, you can share your own thoughts on the professional world and topics affecting all occupations and industries including education, business, healthcare and technology. This session is open to all staff.

What is LinkedIn?

How is it being used by members and organizations?

How do I build my own brand?

Do's and Don'ts

Future of Networking!

This session is open to all staff.


Dancing in the 1960s Time: 11:00 am – 12:00 noonLocation: Room A227, Athletics Studio, North CampusFacilitator: Shakera Martin, Diva Girl Fitness

We are going back… back in time as SSAW presents a 60s dance fitness experience you don’t want to miss! Get ready to “Twist", “Swim”,”Pony", and “Shake” to some of your favourite classics.

Open to all levels and please wear appropriate gym attire.

Humber’s History – Where We BeganTime: 11:00 am – 12:00 noonLocation: Room B215, North CampusFacilitator: Bob Botham & Paul Petch Humber Libraries

Imagine what Humber looked like 50 years ago? If you are curious to discover how the college began, what the earliercampuses and staff looked like and how we evolved, come join Bob and Paul as they discuss the process they wentthrough and resources used to help identify the great historical photos they found. They will also share the timeline theycreated to piece it all together.

Wednesday, February 22, 2017 – Afternoon Sessions

Supporting a Co-Worker Through Illness?Time: 12:00 noon - 1:00 pmLocation: Room B214, North CampusFacilitator: Maura Cooperberg, Shepell

When a co-worker returns to work following a disability leave, employees may feel uncomfortable and have questions.How should they act? What should they say? How can they help? These questions are often related to their feelings,secret fears, and prejudices about the illness or leave. This session will show participants how to safely and smoothlyaccommodate an employee who is returning to work.

IGNITE – An OverviewTime: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pmLocation: Room B202, North CampusFacilitator: Ahmed Tahir, IGNITE

After this session you'll understand clearly what IGNITE is, and what we strive to achieve on campus. We will cover:

IGNITE's organizational structure Our guiding principles How to interact with IGNITE when needed Why we rebranded Services we offer for students

There will also be a question period to go into topics of specific interest to attendees.


Doing Diversity at HumberTime: 12:00 noon - 2:00 pmLocation: Room B208, North CampusFacilitator: Natalie Elisha, Student Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives Coordinator

This presentation will reflect on student feedback to better understand how we can serve Humber’s diverse population.Focusing specifically on feedback from LGBTQ+ students, we will identify some of the common issues that our studentsare facing during their time at Humber. We will share foundational ideas and approaches that can be applied to a varietyof departments.

We will also have some fun - bring a white cotton t-shirt with you to tie-dye in this workshop!

Pathways to Human RightsTime: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pmLocation: Community Room, North CampusFacilitators: Candice Warner-Barrow & Rita Kohli, Human Rights, Equity & Diversity

The purpose of this session is to increase and reinforce your knowledge of your rights and responsibilities under the Ontario Human Rights Code and Humber’s Human Rights Policy.

Workshop Objectives: To learn about the Ontario Human Rights Code To define three (3) Human Rights related terms To clarify the rights and responsibilities of students and staff in Humber’s Human Rights Policy


Library Discovery TourTime: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmLocation: Library Computer Room 3082 LRC - North CampusFacilitators: Jason Rouatt & Amanda VanMierlo, Humber Libraries

Come for a tour of our LRC Library, evolving collection, and improved facilities, and learn about staff borrowingprivileges. If you haven’t activated your library account yet, you’ll have the opportunity to do so during the tour (don’tforget to bring your employee card).

After the tour we’ll retire to our library computer teaching lab where you will learn how to navigate the library’s websitein order to locate books and other electronic resources like e-Journals and e-Books. Before you leave make sure to checkout the new additions to our leisure reads collection.

Through The Looking Glass – The Art of Faux Stain GlassTime: 1:00 pm - 3:30 pmLocation: Room B101, North CampusFacilitators: Dia Gonzalez, S. Health Sciences & Maureen Martin-Edey, HR Services

Did you know that historically stained glass windows were created to tell stories? Humber’s story is 50yrs old! Join us in this workshop to learn how to create your own stain glass inspired work of art.


LinkedInTime: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pmLocation: Room H211, North CampusFacilitator: Farhad Moiz, Relationship Manager, LinkedIn

LinkedIn has become the ultimate platform for professionals looking to become more effective in their roles. You can network with professionals, learn from your peers, keep up to date with news, trends and current events. Through LinkedIn, you can share your own thoughts on the professional world and topics affecting all occupations and industries including education, business, healthcare and technology. This session is open to all staff.

What is LinkedIn?

How is it being used by members and organizations?

How do I build my own brand?

Do's and Don'ts

Future of Networking!

This session is open to all staff.


Adult Colouring – Be Creative!Time: 3:00 pm - 4:00 pmLocation: Room B211, North CampusFacilitator: Leanne Henwood-Adam, Athletics

Colouring is a relaxing, electronic-free way to spend a little time during your day to unwind and distress. Colouringoffers a relief and mindfulness that assists us by having our brain focus on one thing at a time. Studies have shown thatthe mental benefits of colouring are similar to that of meditation and yoga. Come join some of your work colleaguesduring your lunch hour to colour yourself happy.

Thursday, February 23, 2017 – Morning Sessions

Mental Health First Aid (Day 2)Time: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmLocation: Room WEL304A, Lakeshore CampusFacilitators: Risa Handler & Andrew Poulos - Student Success & Engagement

The MHFA Canada program aims to improve mental health literacy and provide the skills and knowledge to help peoplebetter manage potential or developing mental health problems in themselves, a family member, a friend or a colleague.The program teaches people how to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health problems, provide initial help,guide a person towards appropriate professional help.

Note: Participants must complete both days to obtain a certificate.

Student Success & Engagement OverviewTime: 9:00 am - 10:00 amLocation: Room B212, North CampusFacilitator: Meg Houghton & Jen McMillen, Student Success & Engagement

We Got Who?

Come join folks from Student Success & Engagement to learn about all of the programs and services students have available to support their ultimate success. Hear more about the successful WeGotYou campaign, and how it connects to all of our efforts to support students outside of the classroom.


CPR-C and AED Time: 9:00 am - 2:00 pmLocation: Room E421, North CampusFacilitator: Ashley Kelly, School of Health Sciences

This course will be provided by a Red Cross First Aid/CPR instructor and is intended to provide the skills and confidenceneeded to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking either in the workplace or at home.

The course will also familiarize employees with the AEDs that have recently been installed on campus and how to usethem.

Banner TrainingTime: 10:00 am – 11:30 amLocation: Room L132, North Campus Facilitator: Janine Christiansen, Office of the Registrar

Please join Janene and her team for this high-level overview of the Student Banner System. Recent upgrades will behighlighted.


General CAAT Pension Plan Overview Time: 9:00 am - 11:00 amLocation: Community Room, North CampusFacilitator: Sylvia Golebiowski , CAAT

Representatives from the CAAT Pension Plan will provide you with an easy-to-understand overview. You’ll learn aboutthe advantages of belonging to a well-governed, defined benefit pension plan that delivers a secure retirement income forlife. You’ll also learn about: How the value of your pension benefits will exceed the contributions you pay All your retirement options, including flexible early retirement options The other valuable benefits provided by the Plan, like survivor benefits, and inflation protection

DiSC® ClassicTime: 9:00 am – 12:00 noonLocation: Room B202, North CampusFacilitator: Julie Pellegrini, HR Services

We all know that people are different. But every once in a while, we experience this diversity in a way that’s truly eye-opening. It helps us understand past frustrations and delivers an insight that leads to new solutions. DiSC has been thriving for nearly 30 years because it consistently delivers this experience. This module paints a picture of human differences that participants can easily relate to their own lives. Learning Objectives List the behavioural characteristics of your primary style Think about how increased self-awareness can help you create a specific plan for working effectively with others Discover ways to adapt


Building Bridges Across Communities: The 1960s and the birth of bilingual, multicultural CanadaTime: 10:00 am – 12:00 noonLocation: Room B208, North Campus Facilitator: Nitin Deckha, School of Social and Community Services

In addition to feminist, civil rights, anti-war, and gay liberation movements, the 1960s brought Canada officialbilingualism, the invention of multiculturalism, and the removal of racially discriminatory policies in our immigrationsystem. This workshop will allow participants to explore some of the changes that heralded the birth of the bilingual,multicultural Canada we know and celebrate today. Through interactive learning activities that include scenarios, gamesand fun trivia, participants will learn about and apply intercultural concepts and perspectives to Canada’s recognition ofthe benefits of linguistic and cultural diversity and its efforts to build intercultural bridges across communities.

Eating Healthy on a BudgetTime: 11:00 am – 12:00 noonLocation: Room B211, North Campus Facilitator: Leanne Henwood-Adam, Athletics

With the rising costs of fresh foods at the supermarket these days, wouldn’t it be nice to learn how to make nutritious meals that are inexpensive and easy to prepare?

Just imagine how much groceries were in the late 1960’s!

There are ways to trim costs yet make it appetizing. Join this enlightening session to find out how you can make healthy, quick and easy choices, and as well, reduce food waste by using more.

Thursday, February 23, 2017 – Afternoon Sessions

Dealing with Difficult PersonalitiesTime: 12:00 noon - 1:00 pmLocation: Room B212, North CampusFacilitator: Yvonne Zirnhelt, Shepell

Workplaces can produce high achievers and dynamic team players. They can also be places where employees becomeregularly frustrated or annoyed with co-worker, be they bullies, people-pleasers, whiners, or gossipers. Developingtechniques to address these challenging personality types can greatly increase staff’s morale and job satisfaction. Thissession will look at the distinction between difficult behaviour and difficult people and provide participants withstrategies to respond effectively to challenging situations with a focus on assertive communication.

Retirement PlanningTime: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmLocation: Community Room, North CampusFacilitator: Emad Chowdhury, CAAT

The session answers the most common questions we hear from members as they prepare for retirement. It gives you thetools to feel prepared for retirement and build confidence about your retirement security.

Representatives from the Plan deliver an engaging session on a range of topics relating to retirement. You’ll learn aboutthe Plan’s flexible retirement date options, valuable survivor benefits, and inflation protection. The session uses real-world examples and retirement planning tips to help ensure a smooth transition to retirement.


An Hour With ChrisTime: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pmLocation: LRC 6084, North CampusFacilitator: Chris Whitaker, President & CEO

Come and connect with Chris Whitaker, Presidentand CEO, Humber Institute of Technology andAdvanced Learning, and hear more about his life’sjourney.


Leave for Change – Volunteer Information SessionTime: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pmLocation: Room B214, North CampusFacilitator: Nancey Adamson, HR Services

Leave for Change is part of Uniterra, which is managed by WUSC (World University Service Canada) and CECI(Canadian Centre for International Studies and Cooperation). The Leave for Change individual volunteerassignments are based on the needs of local partners in developing countries and focus on basic education,health, economic development, governance and gender equality. Volunteers act as advisors who transfer skills tolocal staff to build their host organization’s capacity in a certain areas.

If you are interested in learning more about this wonderful experiential opportunity, come out and hear fromvolunteers themselves about their experiences and discover more about Leave for Change.

Using Social Media to Engage Beyond Humber's WallsTime: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pmLocation: Room B215, North CampusFacilitator: Daniel Bear, School of Social & Community Services

Participants will learn how to engage various social media platforms to both promote Humber's brand and enhanceacademic dissemination.


Groovin Flow YogaTime: 2:30 pm - 3:30 pmLocation: ATH206, Studio B, Lakeshore Campus Fitness CentreFacilitator: Nathania Bron, Student Success & Engagement

Yoga was all the rage back in the late 60’s as it is now – as back then, it was a time to be mellow, reflect and relax. Howabout coming to this far out gentle flow class to stretch those muscles, recharge your soul and take your mind back toserenity. You don’t have to be a flower child to attend – no experience necessary. Please make sure you wear comfortableloose gym attire/yoga clothes to this fab session!

Friday, February 24, 2017 – Morning Sessions

Humber's Printing Policy- Moving from Print to DigitalTime: 9:00 am - 10:00 amLocation: Room B214, North Campus Facilitator: Ryan Burton, IT Client Services

Come to this informative session to discover how you can work in a more digital world; eliminating excessive or unnecessary printing and using technology to save trees!

We will share findings of the Sustainability and Printing Surveys.

Sustainability – Learn to Make Your Own Cleaning ProductsTime: 9:00 am - 10:00 amLocation: Room B215, North Campus Facilitator: Amelia Velasco & Roma Malik, Sustainability Office

Interested in using greener products to clean your home/office? In this workshop, the Office of Sustainability will talk about what is in conventional cleaning products and how you can 'green your clean'. Participants will make a green cleaning product to take home, and will be entered to win a jar of Humber Honey.

5 Day Drawing ChallengeDrawing is for everyone. It just takes practice! Exercise your drawing skills and become better at seeing and capturing the worldaround you with Von Glitschka's 5-day drawing challenges. This installment asks you draw a few alternate takes on reality: thecontents of someone else's mind, an animal/activity mash-up, a character cutout, an imaginary friend, and even a paralleluniverse.Von will assign a drawing challenge for each day. Take the time you need to finish each challenge, and then watch the videowhere Von shares his own hand-drawn solution. There are no right answers here; his solutions should serve as inspiration.

Duration 46 minutes

Business Writing FundamentalsDiscover the secrets to effective business writing and crafting messages that others want to read and act on. Judy Steiner-Williams,senior lecturer at Kelley School of Business, introduces you to the 10 Cs of strong business communication and provides you withbefore-and-after writing samples that give you the opportunity to apply each principle and sharpen your communication skills.Judy also points out common grammar and writing mistakes and shares special considerations for formats like emails and reports.

Duration 1 hour 13 minutes

Creative Inspirations: Marian BantjesGraphic designer Marian Bantjes has collaborated with numerous design legends, including Debbie Millman from SterlingBrands, Michael Bierut and Paula Scher from Pentagram/NY, Sean Adams from Adams Morioka, and Stefan Sagmeister—all ofwhom are featured in this film. This Creative Inspirations was shot on location in Toronto, Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles, andMarian's home and workspace near Vancouver, where Marian shares her views on design and designers.

Duration 2 hours, 18 minutes

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How To Build A BrandWarby Parker cofounder and LinkedIn Influencer Neil Blumenthal shares his perspective on branding, being a socially consciousbusiness, and building a company in a brand-centric manner. Think about your favorite brand. What's their story? What do theydo? What do they stand for?In six short years, Warby Parker has defined itself as one of the most successful new American brands. Here, LinkedIn InfluencerNeil Blumenthal shares his perspective on branding, and building companies and products in a brand-centric manner.

Duration 10 minutes 30 seconds

How to Rock Social MediaGuy Kawasaki—a social media expert with over eleven million followers—explains how to be great at all aspects of social media,whether you are interested in personal, professional, or organizational branding. He also provides profile tips specific to the majorsocial media platforms: Facebook, Google+, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Instagram.Duration 14 minutes 31 seconds

Improving Your MemoryMemory is not a finite resource, and with techniques like repetition, association, and visualization, you can improve your memorybefore it starts to fade. This course shows viewers of all ages how to improve their recall. It explains how and when to employ trickssuch as mnemonic devices, rhymes, stories, and alliteration. And it explains the best methods for different situations, likeremembering names, important dates, passwords, to-do lists, quotes, and more.


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Leading Productive MeetingsIn this course, author and business coach Dave Crenshaw teaches you to get the most from your meetings - turning them intoproductive avenues for communicating, connecting, and accomplishing real work. The course demonstrates a simple, usableframework that will help you lead and participate in meetings large and small and provides insight into how to schedule, conduct,and follow up on meetings with minimum time and maximum results.


Note Taking for Business ProfessionalsLearn to take better and faster notes in business settings. Effective note-taking is a core skill that professionals at all levels canimprove upon—and this course will show you how. It explains how to decide when to take linear vs. visual notes, how toeffectively listen, how to document action plans, and how to effectively write meeting minutes.


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Personal BrandingYour personal brand is your reputation and legacy. A strong personal brand can lead to job and career opportunities. A weakpersonal brand leaves you liable to be passed by.

In this course, personal branding expert Lida Citroën helps you identify what your personal brand is now and align it with thebrand you want for yourself in the future. In the process, she helps you target the individuals or groups who have theopportunities you seek, strategize the marketing for your brand, and identify who you need to know and where to find them. Shealso helps you figure out how to portray your personal brand on social media outlets such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube.


Public Speaking FundamentalsDevelop the skills you need to prepare and deliver an outstanding speech or presentation with our public speaking training.Author Laura Bergells offers practical insights that can help presenters prepare, open, deliver, and close their speeches. Along theway, discover how to project confidence, storyboard a speech, take questions, respond with thoughtful answers, and develop thecreative story that adds life to a speech.

Duration 1 hour

Speed Reading FundamentalsLearn how to improve your reading speed and comprehension. Speed-reading is a skill everyone can benefit from, and this course provides proven techniques to improve how much information you absorb and how fast you absorb it. Paul Nowak, the founder of Iris Reading, introduces simple techniques for boosting your reading speed and practice drills to reinforce your new skill.

Duration 1 hour

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SSAW Appreciation Luncheon

Appreciation Luncheon & Keynote

Date: Friday, February 24, 2014Time: 11:30 am - 2:00 pmLocation: Humber North Gymnasium

Please join us for the WE ARE SSAW – Celebrating Humber’s 50 Golden Years 29th

annual Support Staff Appreciation Luncheon with keynote Slap Happy improvtroupe!

All attendees must register for this event.To RSVP, please register at: SSAW

http://www.humber.ca/ssaw/

Registration Process

To register for any program please go to: SSAW

Note: Before registering for a program, please ensure you obtain your manager’sapproval. The online registration system will not longer be sending approvalnotifications to managers.

If you have any questions or require more information please contact:

Julie Pellegrini at [email protected]

Maureen Martin-Edey at [email protected]

Back In The Day

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Thank you!

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PowerPoint Presentation · Bianca Scotland, Office of the Principal, Lakeshore Maureen Martin-Edey, HR Services Julie Pellegrini, HR Services. Slap Happy! SSAW Appreciation Luncheon