SUPPORT STAFFAPPRECIATION WEEK

FEBRUARY 18-21, 2014

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President’s Message

Welcome to SSAW 2014. I hope you find that this year’s program provides you with the opportunity to not only experience workshops to enhance your knowledge and skills for the workplace, but also workshops that you indicated are of special interest to you.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your ongoing commitment in helping students achieve their potential in their studies and activities at Humber. Your dedication and hard work is very much appreciated.

President & CEO,

Chris Whitaker

ssaW 2014 Planning CoMMittee Thank you to the following Support Staff for their hard work and time putting together SSAW 2014.

Kathy donaldson, Student Success & Engagement

ann gardner, Office of the Registrar

dia gonzales, School of Health Sciences

leanne Henwood-adam, Athletics

laura Josephs, University of Guelph-Humber

natasha Judhan, Office of Registrar

amber lantsman, The Business School (Lakeshore)

isabel Maksymjuk, School of Media Studies & Information Technology

Victor Morgan, School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism

sophia reid, Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations

garry shaw, Department of Public Safety

Janet stewart, Office of the Registrar

ticker lee thompson, School of Applied Technology

rita VanderVeen, School of Health Sciences

dawn-Marie Warren, E-Learning (Centre for Teaching & Learning)

nancey adamson and Maureen Martin-edey, Committee Co-Chairs

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ssaW 2014 – KeYnote sPeaKerssaW aPPreCiation lUnCHeon

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 201311:30 AM – 2:00 PM

Funny, relevant, engaging, and interactive, Ron Tite exceeds expectations each and every time he takes the stage. Named one of the “Top 10 Creative Canadians” by Marketing magazine, he addresses a variety of topics surrounding creativity, innovation, personal branding, social media, and corporate strategy.

Trained at the legendary Second City, Tite has been a comedian, speaker, host, and award-winning advertising writer and executive creative director. He has also written for a number of television series, penned a children’s book, and wrote, performed, and produced the play, The Canadian Baby Bonus.

He has created advertising campaigns for clients including Air France, Evian, Kraft, Intel, Microsoft, Volvo, and many others. His work has been recognized by The London International Advertising Awards, The New York Festivals of Advertising, The Crystals, The Extras, The Canadian Marketing Association, The Marketing Awards and others.

Currently, he is President of The Tite Group, a content marketing agency based in Toronto. His first book, Everyone’s An Artist (Or At Least They Should Be), will be published by HarperCollins in June, 2014.

The “Humber Clio Awards”, recognizing the inspiration, imagination and creativity of the college community in the production of a commercial, will be presented at this year’s luncheon. Through interactive technology (e.g., your cell phone) lunch

attendees will have the opportunity to vote for the winners in the following categories: • Most Imaginative Commercial • Most Inspiring Commercial • Best Use of Humour in a Commercial • Most Memorable Commercialand the prestigious: • “I Want to Work in Your Department” Award!

Ron Tite, our keynote and MC for this event, will present the awards. You don’t want to miss this one!

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PSintrodUCtion to Prezi Facilitator: Anthony Mayadunne Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room F112

This introduction workshop is for those of you who would like to learn about Prezi and get started with creating your own presentation. In this session you will find out what makes delivering a Prezi presentation different from a PowerPoint presentation and you will go through the basics of how to create a simple Prezi from scratch using the many tools and features of Prezi. If you are interested in learning about Prezi prior to the session go to www.prezi.com

PoWer reading sKills(Credit towards PCC)

Facilitator: Kathryn Hughes Time: 9 AM – 4 PM Location: Room F114

Reading skills form the foundation of the knowledge worker: people who read quickly, understand, and retain information are more productive. The Power Reading Skills workshop provides reading strategies that can triple participants’ reading speed while maximizing comprehension and self-confidence.

On completion of this all-day workshop, successful participants will learn how to:

• Assess current reading and comprehension rates• Practice techniques that increase reading speed• Practice techniques that increase retention• Create a plan for continuous improvement

linKedin Facilitator: Jason John Time: 10 AM – 11 AM Location: Room L132

Do you have a LinkedIn account but not sure what to do with it? In this session you will learn the benefits of social media. Jason John, Relationship Manager from LinkedIn Canada will show you how to maximize your LinkedIn account by sharing the top 5 essentials of a LinkedIn profile, teach you how to build your professional network and help you discover how to develop your personal brand identity using your LinkedIn profile.

aMazing sCHool oF HealtH sCienCes labs toUr Facilitators: Dia Gonzales and Rita VanderVeen – School of Health Sciences Time: 9 AM – 11:30 AM Location: Room M205

Again this year, the School of Health Sciences is inviting you into the must see labs within our school. Where else would you be able to see the back room of a pharmacy, the inside of an ambulance, anatomy parts, a selection of coffins, a SimMan that has vital signs and real life medical problems, and one of the largest toy lending facilities ever?

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PSJUst tHree tHings aboUt YoUr FinanCial Wellness: WHat YoU earn, WHat YoU sPend, WHat YoU KeeP Facilitator: Chris Cartwright – The Financial Education Institute of Canada Time: 9 AM – 10:15 AM Location: Room B202

This workshop will explore the world of personal finance and bring awareness to your own financial wellness. Topics include:

• Wealth defined• The financial Ice Age• Income versus spending• Cash & debt management: Basics of Budgeting• Good debt versus bad debt• What you need to know about Credit Scores

JUst tHree tHings aboUt inVesting: C-r-t Facilitator: Chris Cartwright – The Financial Education Institute of Canada Time: 10:30 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B202

Chris will give you informative ideas to assist you with investing choices. There are Just Three Things to Manage:

a) Capitalb) Riskc) Time

This workshop will explain:• Finding money to invest• Risk/Reward Trade-offs: determining your personal risk tolerance• The Power of Time: Compound Growth, and putting it all together

You will learn what C-R-T means for you: practical implications for all demographics - Gen X, Y and Boomers.

PHoto bootH Available for anyone, anytime between 11 AM – 2 PM in Room B212. Drop by with members of your team or your friends !

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tUesdaY, FebrUarY 18, 2014 – AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

beCoMing a better listener(Credit towards PCC)

Facilitator: Anthony Mayadunne Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B206

Listening seems intuitive—after all, listening is a large part of our conscious lives, whether we like it or not—but Active Listening is a specific skill that can be mastered, and which will powerfully impact your ability to communicate effectively in all your business and personal interactions. In this course participants will:

• Remove blocks to good listening• Identify their personal communication style• Practice effective strategies for effective listening

linKedin Facilitator: Jason John Time: 2 PM – 3 PM Location: Room L132

Do you have a LinkedIn account but not sure what to do with it? In this session you will learn the benefits of social media. Jason John, Relationship Manager from LinkedIn Canada will show you how to maximize your LinkedIn account by sharing the top 5 essentials of a LinkedIn profile, teach you how to build your professional network and help you discover how to develop your personal brand identity using your LinkedIn profile.

ClaY insPirations Facilitators: Dia Gonzales – School of Health Sciences & Maureen Martin-Edey – HR Services Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B204

Remember how much fun it was as a child to get your hands full of mud? Here is your opportunity to learn how to create with clay! We will show you how to make a pinch pot, coil pot, or rolled clay pot or your own artistic creation, and accent with texture. Ideas for sample projects will be provided. Hand building pots, vases, boxes or whatever inspires you is a wonderful way to get into the mud and play!

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Personal saFetY tiPs Facilitator: David Yen – Public Safety Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B203

Here at Humber and Guelph/Humber, we value the safety of all students and employees, 24/7. Do you know what is incorporated in our safety program? Come to this informative session to learn the multitude of safety aspects you can benefit from, anytime. Topics cover:

• Work alone program

• Campus Walk

• Ext 4000

• Reporting occurrences

• Getting home safely

• RAD program … and more!

JUst tHree tHings aboUt inVesting in retireMent: MoneY For Food, MoneY For FUn, MoneY JUst in Case Facilitator: Chris Cartwright – The Financial Education Institute of Canada Time: 1 PM – 2:15 PM Location: Room B202

This workshop will explore the world of personal finance and bring awareness to your own financial wellness. Topics include:

• Life Expectancy: the risk of living long

• Matching your retirement investments to your spending in retirement

• Annuities defined

• RRIFs and LIFs defined

• Pros & Cons of Annuities

• Pros & Cons of RRIFs & LIFs

JUst tHree tHings aboUt estate Planning: debts, taxes, beqUests Facilitator: Chris Cartwright – The Financial Education Institute of Canada Time: 2:30 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B202

Join Chris in this informative session as he will explain and discuss:

• What you leave behind: What Happens to Your Debts

• Death & Taxes: No escaping death, but there are strategies to minimize taxes

• What you leave behind: Bequests

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YoU’re iMPortant at WorK Facilitator: Pat Spiteri Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B211

Developing yourself is the key to success in your organization. Understanding the importance of human relations will guide you through challenging times. Learning to work well in difficult situations reduces stress. The ability to understand yourself and those around you is a skill. This program will introduce subject areas that will enable you to put some balance back into the workplace. If you feel you are always giving with no getting, this program is for you.

PoWerFUl ProdUCtiVitY Facilitator: Susan Lynne Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B203

You have unique preferences of ways of working, tools to use and how to work with others. Perhaps you’ve tried tools that work well for others or you’re trying to fit with someone else’s preferred ways of getting things done, but you feel like there could be a better way. How do you create your own way of working, using tools that help you achieve your targets? In this workshop you’ll understand and refine your own way of getting work done ~

• Discover your own style for achieving results• Define, track and deliver on priorities• Work in ways that support creativity and clear thinking

Creating WitH origaMi Facilitator: Isabel Maksymjuk – School of Media Studies & Information Technology Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B204

InCREASEd interest by various enthusiasts to the art of origami has brought the world some unique and wonderful models as art and modern uses. Come to this session and be amazed by what you can fold with one piece of square paper using international origami symbols.

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Wills, PoWer oF attorneY (Poa’s), and estate Planning Facilitator: David Israel, LLB Time: Session A: 9 – 10:15 AM, OR Session B: 10:30 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B202

Join David Israel, a commercial and real estate lawyer, for a lively and informative session to learn everything you need to know to write and execute your will, power of attorney, and estate planning.

*Please note: tHis session is oFFered tWiCe in tHe Morning - YoU Can register For session a or session b.

oFFiCe ergonoMiCs Facilitator: Dean Case Time: 10 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B207

Many of us perform much of our work in front of a computer. We are generally not designed to sit for extended periods of time or to perform repetitive tasks on the computer. A safe and comfortable workstation is essential in reducing and preventing strain on our muscles and joints.

This enlightening and valuable session will:

• Introduce the concept of ergonomics• Describe the types of risk factors that pertain to an office computer workstation• Show you how to set up a safe, healthy and comfortable workstation• Provide an overview of good work practices that can prevent or minimize injury and

discomfort

Fitness FUn gaMes! Time: 11:45 AM - 1:30 PM Location: Gymnasium, North Campus

Come on down to the Gymnasium to enjoy playing Floor Hockey, Volleyball or Badminton.

No registration required, but please wear your gym clothes, running shoes and bring your

water bottle.

PHoto bootH Available for anyone, anytime between 11 AM – 2 PM in Room B212. Drop by with members of your team or your friends!

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ORKSHOPSCoMMUniCating WitH inFlUenCe Facilitator: Pat Spiteri Time: 1 PM - 4 PM Location: Room B211

It’s not what you say; it’s how you say it. This workshop will give you a strategy for speaking effectively. Speaking to others is the number one fear in North America, yet we do it every day. By understanding how to say what you want to say, your confidence level will rise. Say what you really mean to anyone in your organization, regardless of his or her position.

This workshop is intended to develop your speaking skills to save you time from repeating

yourself. You will leave with a process that will allow you to speak comfortably and effectively and

be confident you delivered your message with influence.

The morale in your environment will increase as a direct result from effectively saying what you

mean to say.

Mind MaPPing Facilitator: Susan Lynne Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B203

We seem to be overloaded with projects and tasks, with lack of time and clarity about big picture and end result. A Mind Map is a visual tool to capture and organize ideas. It can be created on paper, whiteboard or using software. Mind Mapping can help you to collect and prioritize tasks easily, save time and get a new perspective on key projects.

This fun, interactive workshop will help you to learn the techniques of Mind Mapping and apply

them to real business situations. You will see how this approach can make your projects and

tasks more appealing to your brain and reduce stress by connecting with the big picture.

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ORKSHOPSzUMba danCe Facilitator: Domenica Orlando Time: 1:30 PM– 3 PM Location: Room A227, Athletics Studio

Ditch the routine and join the party! Come dance in this Zumba workshop that combines Latin and International music to create an interval & cardio training class that is fun and easy to do!

MedieVal sCribal arts Facilitators: Rita Van der Veen – School of Health Sciences, and Linda Kalusik Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B204

There was a time, long, long ago, before Twitter, Facebook, iPads, tablets, computers, electronic typewriters, and the printing press ... a time when hand-written copying and illustration was the way to convey ideas and communicate. Come join Baroness Rachael and Lady Florence to try your hand at a creating a project the medieval way!

We are HUMber: liVe tHe brand! Facilitators: Olga Lalka & Marie Kyrinis – Marketing & Communications Time: 1 PM– 2 PM Location: Room B206

A key goal of our 2013-2018 Strategic Plan is to strengthen our polytechnic identity. At this workshop you’ll learn how you can contribute to this goal by becoming a WE ARE HUMBER brand ambassador.

“Any successful brand strategy results from the entire organization being willing to embrace and

live it. If Humber offers a consistent look and message, it will lead to stronger brand recognition in

the marketplace.” - Alister Mathieson, VP, Advancement & External Affairs

Why you should attend:

• Learn how to apply the brand to your marketing materials• Review the brand guidelines – What is new? What remains the same?• Explore tools and templates that make using the brand easier• Free samples• Understand how our WE ARE HUMBER brand relates to the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan

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PSMs aCCess Facilitator: Jey Sadad – Office of the Registrar Time: 9:30 AM – 4 PM Location: Room F112

Have you ever wanted to create your own database? A database is much more than just a list or table. It gives you true command of your data, enabling you to retrieve, sort, analyze, summarize and report results in moments. It can help make data entry more efficient and accurate. In this all-day workshop you will learn how to design an effective database, manage database tables, and create queries, forms and reports.

PoWer oF CoMMitMent Facilitator: Mary DiCaro Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B202

Commitment is to your dreams what fuel is to an automobile. It is the main source of energy that drives you towards your destination. The journey to success and greatness comes to those who truly understand the meaning, the value, as well as the responsibility that comes from this power and from your choices. Make a pit-stop at this presentation station for a quick tune up on your GPS (greatest power source) for times when it feels like you’ve lost your way.

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PStaKing tHe CrUMb oUt oF bread MaKing Facilitator: Doug Smith – School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room LB103

We will explore the fundamentals of bread making and implement some Italian and Artisan bread making techniques. Baking professional looking and tasting bread at home is a very easy task when you know the right tips. You will WOW your guests for sure.

This practical component will be 100% hands on and the best part is that you can have a slice of

warm bread direct from the oven.

WHat’s MY Carbon FootPrint and HoW Can i redUCe it @ HUMber? Facilitators: Lindsay Walker & Spencer Wood – Facilities Management Time: 9:30 AM– 11:00 AM Location: Room L132

The term Carbon Footprint is used a lot these days… What does it actually mean? When thinking of sustainability, a footprint is a symbol for the total impact that something has, and carbon relates to the different greenhouse gases (GHGs) that contribute to global warming. A Carbon Footprint is an estimate of the impact of an activity, a product, a lifestyle, a company, or a whole country!

In this session you will learn more about Carbon Footprint, and how it relates to you. We will look

at what actions you can take to reduce your footprint in your work at Humber, as well is in your

lives outside of Humber. Find out how you can get more involved in this sustainability initiative!

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PSHoW to Write “in stYle” at HUMber Facilitator: Sarah Chappel – Marketing & Communications Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room B204

Good writing slips silently by the eyes, captivating readers with its content and never drawing attention to its mysterious tricks and techniques. Not-so-good writing, on the other hand, is clumsy and loud, banging into walls and distracting readers with every clunky misstep.

Do you dream of being a graceful Word Ninja – but feel like your writing has its feet tied and a

blindfold around its eyes? Do you know there’s something wrong with “Dripping with cheese, the

student enjoyed a post-exam piece of pizza,” but you can’t quite tell what?

Join Humber senior writer Sara Chappel and learn ancient, mystical Word Ninja secrets that can

help make your work clear, concise and error-free.

Participants will learn:

• Why clear, consistent, error-free writing is especially important in a postsecondary environment

• What “style” means in a writing context, and why having a consistent style is important • Common style conventions used in publications at Humber, including an introduction to

Canadian Press style (and important exceptions to the rules)• How to deal with common grammar, usage and punctuation issues• Tips and tricks for editing your own work.

diY – triM & MoUldings Facilitator: Jarek Wawrow – School of Applied Technology, Carrier Drive Time: 9 AM – 12 noon Location: Room CAR128, Carrier Drive

Have you ever had a yearning to replace the trim on your windows, or accent your home with wood mouldings? Here’s your chance to learn about different types of trim and mouldings, and where their applications are useful and appealing. Participants will receive instruction on the safe operation of a mitre saw and pneumatic nailer. Each participant will have the hands-on opportunity to apply the wood trim on a window opening in class.

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tHinK sMart to staY sHarP Facilitator: Mary DiCaro Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B202

Learn how to employ critical thinking techniques that help challenge assumptions and influence others to make well-rounded, better informed decisions. Critical thinking is about exercising sound judgment. Critical thinkers are skilled at quickly evaluating arguments and articulating alternative opinions. This workshop will provide an opportunity for you to enhance critical thinking skills, improve methods of reasoning, develop stronger arguments, problem-solve more effectively and communicate convincingly.

go green WitH Herbs Facilitator: Valeria Wuschnakowski – School of Applied Technology Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Location: Greenhouse, North Campus

Get inspired to create an herb garden in our Humber Greenhouse! During this very interactive session participants will have the opportunity to do their own container planting and at the end of the session participants will get to take their creation home.

FrUits & Veggies in tHe bar Facilitator: Antonio Folino – School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room H332

Back by popular demand! This hands-on workshop will introduce you to the wonderful world of fruits and vegetables used in the bar. Common fruits will be incorporated with the not so common to produce non-alcoholic “mocktails” that can be served when entertaining guests. Recipes and preparation tips will be given, so that you can enjoy these beverages with your children, or when entertaining guests.

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de-stressing dUring stressFUl tiMes Facilitators: Risa Handler and MT McNabb – Student Success & Engagement Time: 1 PM – 4 PM Location: Room B203

More often than not, we feel overwhelmed with too much to do, deadlines to meet and it all becomes very stressful. This seminar, presented by Humber’s Counselling and Health Centre staff, will explore what stress is, its physiological and psychological impact, and its role in mental illness; we will also look more specifically at workplace stress. Tools for self-care, stress management, and supporting others will be discussed and demonstrated. A brief overview of Mental Health First Aid will be provided at the end of the session.

CPr & aed training (leVel C) Facilitator: Ashley Kelly – BERRN Consulting Ltd. Time: 12:30 PM – 4:30 PM Location: Room B204

This 4-hour CPR/AED course will be provided by a Red Cross First Aid/CPR instructor and is intended to provide the skills and confidence needed 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 use them. Some of the topics covered are:

• Choking – Adult and child

• Assisting with Medications

• Angina and Heart Attack

• Stroke

• CPR – Adult and child

• Deadly Bleeding

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laUgHter Yoga Facilitator: Salimah Kassim-Lakha – YogaVision Time: 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Location: Room A227, Athletics Studio

Laughter really is the best medicine! Studies have shown that incorporating exercise, eating right and laughing a few times every day can ward off heart disease. Laughter yoga improves blood circulation, decreases stress and provides a great cardio workout.

“It is a perfect way to laugh and get exercise at the same time. It approaches laughter as

a body exercise so it is easy to laugh even if you are depressed or in a bad mood. I

highlighted Laughter Yoga on my TV program. I have tried it and it works.” Oprah Winfrey

It’s fun and easy – no postures or special equipment or clothing required – participants are

experts from the first session. If you need or want a good laugh come to this session to reap

these benefits:

• Leads to better sleep

• Strengthens the immune system

• Decreases anxiety and depression

• Brings a healthy glow to the face

and skin

• 1 minute of laughter is equal to 10

minutes of cardio exercise

• Stimulates creative communication

skills

• Builds relationships between people

• Simply hearing the sound of laughter

can create mirth in others

• It’s the easiest way to boost mood

and feelings of wellness

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ssaW 2014 lUnCHeon: We are Celebrating insPiration 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM North Campus Gymnasium

Please join us in “Celebrating Inspiration” at the 26th annual Support Staff Appreciation

Luncheon. The “Humber Clio Awards”, recognizing the inspiration, imagination and creativity of the

college community in the production of a commercial, will be presented at this year’s luncheon.

Through interactive technology (e.g., your cell phone) lunch attendees will have the opportunity to

vote for the winners in the following categories:

• Most Imaginative Commercial

• Most Inspiring Commercial

• Best Use of Humour in a Commercial

• Most Memorable Commercial

• And the prestigious, “I Want to Work in Your Department” Award!

Ron Tite, our keynote and MC for this event, will present the awards. You don’t want to miss this

one! As in the past, we encourage you to get creative and wear costumes that reflect the SSAW

theme. This year WE ARE CELEBRATING INSPIRATION and you might consider dressing up to

showcase your school or department (i.e., Health Sciences might want to come as nurses, lab

technicians, funeral directors…you get the idea!) Collaborate with your team and come up with

something innovative and fun to help us celebrate this unique event!

JeMbe drUMMing Facilitator: Jamie Andrews – Jembe Solutions Time: 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM Location: Room A227, Athletics Studio

Hand drumming has been around for hundreds of years, and is very easy to learn and extremely exhilarating for your mind, body and soul! Register to attend this invigorating, inspiring and communicative learning session, as Jamie will connect you to the devotion of drumming, culture and people. You will learn the foundations of West African rhythms and create a mélange of sound and percussion that will resonate with you for the rest of the day. A wonderful way to end SSAW! Drums will be provided.

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sUPPort staFF aPPreCiation WeeK 2014

tUesdaY February 18

WednesdaY February 19

tHUrsdaY February 20

FridaY February 21

introdUCtion to Prezi 9 AM - 12 PM Room F112

YoU’re iMPortant @ WorK 9 AM - 12:00 PM

Room B211 Ms aCCess Pt 1 & 2 9:30 AM – 4 PM (all day)

Room F112

laUgHter Yoga 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Room A227, Athletics

PoWer reading sKills 9 AM - 4 PM (all day)

Room F114

PoWerFUl ProdUCtiVitY 9 AM - 12:00 PM

Room B203

ssaW lUnCHeon 11:30 AM - 2 PM

linKedin 10 AM - 11 AM

Room L132

Creating WitH origaMi 9 AM - 12:00 PM

Room B204

PoWer oF CoMMitMent 9 AM - 12 PM Room B202

toUr oF HealtH sCienCes labs

9 AM - 11:30 AM Room M205

Wills, Poa’s, and estate Planning

9 AM - 10:15 AM or 10:30 AM - 12 PM

Room B202

taKing tHe CrUMb oUt oF bread MaKing

9 AM - 12 PM Room LB103

FinanCial Wellness: WHat YoU earn, sPend, and KeeP

9 AM - 10:15 AM Room B202

Carbon FootPrint 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Room L132

inVesting: C-r-t 10:30 AM – 12 PM

Room B202

oFFiCe ergonoMiCs 10 AM - 12 PM

Room B207

HoW to Write in “stYle” @ HUMber

9 AM - 12 PM Room B204

PHoto bootH 11 AM - 2 PM Room B212

PHoto bootH 11 AM - 2 PM Room B212 diY - triM & MoUldings

9 AM - 12 PM Room CAR128 Carrier DrivebeCoMing a better listener

1 PM - 4 PM Room B206

Fitness FUn gaMes 11:45 AM - 1:30 PM

Gymnasium, North Campus

linKedin 2 PM - 3 PM Room L132

CoMMUniCating WitH inFlUenCe 1 PM - 4 PM Room B211

tHinK sMart to staY sHarP 1 PM - 4 PM Room B202

ClaY insPirations 1 PM - 4 PM Room B204

Mind MaPPing 1 PM - 4 PM Room B203

go green WitH Herbs 1 PM - 2:30 PM

Greenhouse, North Campus

Personal saFetY tiPs 1 PM - 4 PM Room B203

zUMba danCe 1:30 PM - 3 PM

Room A227, Athletics Studio

FrUits & Veggies in tHe bar 1 PM - 4 PM Room H332

inVesting in retireMent: MoneY

1 PM - 2:15 PM Room B202

MedieVal sCribal arts 1 PM - 4 PM Room B204

destressing dUring stressFUl tiMes

1 PM - 4 PM Room B203

inVesting in retireMent: estate Planning

2:30 PM - 4PM Room B202

We are HUMber: liVe tHe brand!

1 PM - 2 PM Room B206

CPr & aed training (leVel C) 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM

Room B204

JeMbe drUMMing 2:45 PM- 4 PM

Room A227, Athletics

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Please FolloW oUr easY registration ProCedUres:

Please FolloW oUr neW registration ProCedUres

Many of you have been asking for an online registration system and we are pleased

to announce that we now have one!

To register for workshops, please cut and paste the following link into your browser:

humber.ca/ssaW/2014

(Note: For security reasons you must paste this link into your browser)

If you have problems registering online, please contact our webmaster:

Bernie Monette at bernie.monette@humber.ca

When registering you will be asked to provide your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choices for

each time slot. We will do our best to accommodate your selections; however,

you are not officially registered until you receive email confirmation from Hr.

We encourage you to discuss your choices with your manager prior to registering.

A list of the workshops you have been registered in will be provided to your

manager for approval.

no PHone or eMail registrations Please!

Thank you and we look forward to seeing you at the workshops!

Maureen Martin-edey ext 4509

nancey adamson ext 5540

LEARNING & ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENTHR SERVICES2014

LEARNING & ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENTHR SERVICES2014