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HSF prepared Malagerlo for her career
February 11, 2009
by Corey Johnson
Three years ago, the Humber Students’ Federation was led by Cynthia Malagerio, a Public Relations student from Guelph-Humber.
Today, Malagerio has used the knowledge and experience she gained from her program and her role at HSF to become the Manager of Communications for the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD).
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Day in the life: Mike Berg
February 11, 2009
by Mark Millard
Although there is often no typical day for the president of the Humber Students’ Federation, it is a position that requires great amounts of passion, drive and hard work. HSF President Mike Berg exceeds the requirements.
Berg consistently presents a strong work ethic, and despite the long hours of work necessary, he has a love for what he does.
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Dance Caribe entertains Humber students
February 11, 2009
by Thomas Hurst
Students at Humber ITAL’s North campus were treated to a live performance from Dance Caribe.
The crew put on a 20 minute dance presentation that was choreographed to include various cultures including African, Caribbean, Italian and others.
Marsha Williams, a Humber alumni, has been with the group for six years and was excited to be performing at her former school.
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Black history month kicks off
February 11, 2009
by Carmen Brosseau
Black History Month is officially underway; the Human Rights and Diversity members at Humber ITAL hosted its kick-off event on Feb.4, in the concourse. At North campus the celebration stands for achieving excellence through innovation, and respecting diversity at Humber.
A spoken word artist, Dwayne Morgan, performed several motivational speeches which he wrote himself. The words reflected upon the black community and the struggles which different genders and races experience in society. To add some light entertainment to the event, Suzette Vidale, a steel pannist, performed the national anthem as well as the African Canadian anthem.
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Operation first contact: success
February 11, 2009
by Meagan Thibeault
Two years ago, no one had anticipated Humber ITAL students would make history with one short call.
It started out as a simple school project, but seemingly endless hours of work and approximately $3000 later, four Humber Wireless and Telecommunications Technology students made voice contact with the International Space Station.
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