Humber College Institute Of Technology And Advanced Learning

It has two campuses in the city's west end, one in the Humber valley near Finch Avenue, and the other near Lake Ontario at the foot of Kipling Avenue on Lakeshore.

1 Academic schools

1.1 School of Applied Technology

1.1.1 Canadian Plastics Training Centre

1.2 The Business School

1.3 School of Creative & Performing Arts

1.3.1 Comedy: Writing and Performance

The Humber School of Comedy was founded in 1999, and is the first and only post-secondary degree program in comedy, in the English-speaking world.

However, the show has been met with criticism. Maureen Wall, the faculty union president, told school newspaper Humber EtCetera that "I really think it could potentially be affecting the quality of education and what we're supposed to be all about here as a college."

This show is setting a precedent, by giving individuals in the series control over the footage used in the show's final edit. Generally the genre of reality is known for airing the most controversial or embarrassing footage available.

1.3.1.1 Faculty

Yuk Yuk's founder Mark Breslin , SCTV's Joe Flaherty and Robin Duke , Canada's foremost comedy historian Andrew Clark, Emmy Award-winning writer Lorne Frohman , choreographer Jen Johnson , multiple Dora Award -nominee Melody A. Johnson , Dora Award winner Linda Kash , Andy Massingham , Paul O’Sullivan , CTV executive producer of drama Martin Lager , Allan Guttman , Cindy Block , Frank McAnulty , Shawn Campbell , Nick Johne , Larry Horowitz , Robert Trick Johnston , Mike Kennard , Mark Schoenberg , David Talbot .

1.3.1.2 Advisory Committee

1.4 School of Health Sciences

Funeral Service Education
Occupational Therapist Assistant
Paramedic
Personal Support Training Personal Attendant Profile
Personal Support Training Personal Support Worker Profile
Pharmacy Technician
Physiotherapist Assistant
Practical Nursing

1.5 School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism

1.6 School of Information Technology & Faculty of Accounting

1.7 Liberal Arts & Sciences

Margaret Atwood, Mordecai Richler, Jane UrquhartJane Urquhart (born June 21, 1949) is a Canadian author. Born in Little Longlac, Ontario, she spent her later childhood and adolescence in Toronto. In addition to her novels, she has published three books of poetry ( I'm Walking in the Garden of His Imagi, and other respected Canadian writers have taught Humber's The Humber School for Writers Correspondence Program in Creative Writing. International authors, including Pulitzer Prize winner Richard FordRichard Ford (born February 16, 1944, Jackson, Mississippi) is the author of A Piece Of My Heart The Ultimate Good Luck The Sportswriter and its sequel Independence Day Wildlife and a volume of short stories, Rock Springs''. Richard Ford won the PEN/Faulk, have also been included throughout the years. There are dozens of Pulitzers, GGs, Bookers, Commonwealths, Hugos, Nebulas, Trilliums, Engels, IMPACs between the extensive list of acclaimed authors.

Other authors include David Adams RichardsDavid Adams Richards (born 1950) is a Canadian author. He was born in Newcastle, New Brunswick and is an author of fiction, stage plays, screenplays and poetry. A graduate of St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick, he has been a writer-in-res, Ann Beattie , John Bentley Mays , Constance Beresford-Howe , David Bergen , Michelle Berry , Sandra BirdsellSandra Birdsell ( 1942-) is a Canadian author who lives in Regina, Saskatchewan. Works Night Travellers 1984 (winner of the Gerald Lampert Award) Ladies of the House 1984 The Missing Child 1989 (winner of the 1990 Books in Canada First Novel Award) The Ch, Neil Bissondath , H. S. Bhabra , Dionne BrandBrand, Dionne Brand, Dionne Dionne Brand is a Canadian poet, novelist, and non-fiction writer who focuses on issues relating to black women. She was born in Trinidad in 1953 and came to Canada to study at the University of Toronto. She is an active fighte, Bonnie BurnardBonnie Burnard (born January 15 1945) is a Canadian novelist who lives in London, Ontario. In 1995 she was awarded the Marian Engel Award. Works: Women of Influence 1988 Casino and Other Stories 1995 A Good House 1999 (winner of the 1999 Giller Prize) Bur, Catherine Bush , Barry CallaghanBarry Callaghan (born 1937 in Toronto, Canada), author/poet, is son of late Canadian novelist and short story writer Morley Callaghan. Awards Winner of the following awards: W. Mitchell Literary Prize, 1998. CBC Literary Competition, fiction, 1985. Presid, Stevie Cameron , Peter CareyPeter Carey is an Australian novelist, born on February 7, 1943 in Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, and after living in Melbourne, London and Sydney he is now based in New York. He wrote advertising copy in the early days of his literary career. He also collabora, Hayden Carruth , Wayson Choy, Eliza Clark , Karen Connelly, Douglas Cooper , Carole Corbeil , Michael Coren, Alan Cumyn, Robyn Davidson, Erika de Vasconcelos , David Donnell , Roddy Doyle, Howard Engel, Timothy Findley, Cecil Foster, Bruce Jay Friedman , Mavis Gallant, Graeme Gibson, Elisabeth Harvor, Michael Helm, Isabel Huggan , Diane Keating , Joseph Kertes , Shaena Lambert , Mark Leyner , John Metcalf, Anne Michaels, Christopher Moore, Kim Moritsugu , Sylvia Mulholland , Howard Norman , Tim O’Brien , Caryl Phillips , Bruce Powe , Paul Quarrington, Daniel Richler, Nino Ricci, Robert Sawyer, Richard Scrimger , Olive Senior , Sarah Sheard , Carol Shields, Antanas Sileika , Joseph Skibell , Linda Spalding , Josef Skvorecky, Susan Swan , D. M. Thomas , M. G. Vassanji , Marianne Wiggins , Eric Wright

1.7.1 English Language Centre

1.8 School of Media Studies

Advertising and Graphic Design
Advertising - Media Sales
Broadcasting - Radio
Creative Photography
Film and Television Production
Graphic Design for Print and Web
Journalism - Print and Broadcast - Broadcast Profile, Print Profile, Creative Writing Profile
Journalism - Print and Broadcast - Aboriginal Profile
Media Foundation
Multimedia 3D Computer Animation
Multimedia Design and Production Technician
Package and Graphic Design
Public Relations
Web Design, Development and Maintenance

1.8.1 Digital Imaging Training Centre

1.8.2 The Ontario Post Production Training Centre

1.9 School of Social & Community Services

Child and Youth Worker
Developmental Services Worker
Early Childhood Education
Emergency Telecommunications
Police Foundations
Pre-Service Firefighter Education and Training
Social Service Worker

2 Humber Etcetera newspaper

Recent winner of the presitigious 2004 Apple Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association , Humber Etcetera is the College's school newspaper. As of 2004, the paper seems to take a more conservative stance on many issues.

The paper has a limited following at Lakeshore campus, with very few issues taken from any of the stands placed around the school. This possibly is influenced by the fact that the paper has little to no content in each issue about the southern location.

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