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Humber College is
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Humber College - Toronto was established in 1967. Under its founding President, Gordon Wragg. The first Humber College opened on Monday Sept, 11, 1967 at James S. Bell Elementary School, public school on Lake Shore Boulevard West. In November, 1968, North Campus was officially opened by Mayor E.A Horton of Etobicoke and Mayor Jack Moulton of York. . In the early seventies, student enrollment was rapidly increasing which led Humber to develop 10–14 section of Business Administration programs. Humber College - Toronto had the largest group of Business students in the province. A 3 year co-op programs were developed in the early seventies. After such relation with industry growing together, it was likely companies offer jobs for fresh students. Humber became Canada's largest "Community College" with over 10,000 full time and 100,000 part time learners.
By the early 1980s Humber College - Toronto was developing new programs to respond to business and industry and focusing on flexibility in timetabling including weekend College. Its skills training courses included self-paced programming and, along with Holland College in Prince Edward Island, became the National Centers for industry driven DACUM curriculum. Humber introduced flexible manufacturing and was a pioneer in introducing computer applications in technology programs. Humber College - Toronto had a very large international outreach program working in over 20 countries and with the assistance of ADB, the Government of Canada (CIDA) and latterly the ACCC (Association of Canadian Community Colleges), it developed the largest international program of all of the Canadian Colleges, introducing the concept of responsive tertiary education to countries throughout Africa and Asia. (ACCC Journal).
After the mid 1980s, Humber College - Toronto concentrated more on arts and applied arts programs and refocused its energy on internal processes rather than program innovation and on local rather than national or international activities. In this way it became more of a "community "college. It is an Ontario Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning. Located in northwest Toronto (formerly Etobicoke), Humber College - Toronto campus has approximately 15,000 full-time students, with 1,000 of them living in residence. The North Campus, is adjacent to the Humber Arboretum, 250 acres (101 ha) of gardens and natural areas surrounding the Humber River.
The arboretum covers approximately 300 acres (121 ha) of the West Humber River Valley between Highway 27 and the 427 and is easily accessed from Humber College - Toronto Blvd. It began as an idea in 1972 and came to fruition in 1977. Admission is free. The Nature Orientation Centre is the focal point of the arboretum and is designed to meet the needs of schools, interest groups and individuals. Within the arboretum one can find woodlot and meadow gardens, native woody plant collections, ponds and more. The Summer Nature Club runs on a weekly basis during the summer and is geared towards children between the ages of 6-12.
Humber College - Toronto is a leader and innovator in postsecondary and postgraduate education, and the perfect place to embark on an exciting career in higher learning. At Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning we strive for excellence in polytechnic education. We stand behind the people we employ and support them in reaching their personal and professional goals. We work together as a team to provide our students, faculty and staff with an inspiring, innovative and energetic academic environment.
In 2005, Humber College - Toronto launched a show called Distinguished Artists on TV Ontario, produced by students in the School of Creative & Performing Arts. In the 2005–06 school years, Humber added new Bachelor's Degrees in Contemporary Music, Creative Advertising, and Interior Design. The four-year Creative Advertising program is the only such degree in Canada. On 25 January 2006, the French ambassador to Canada Daniel Jouanneau visited the North and Lakeshore campuses of Humber College - Toronto. Jouanneau and school officials suggested the program might eventually extended to the culinary arts and media-related programs, such as journalism. On February 2, 2009, Humber College students became the first to contact an astronaut in orbit using apparatus they built and operated. They made contact with Sandra Magnus at the International Space Station from a lab room at the school's Rexdale campus.
Humber College Address
The address of Humber College is 205 Humber College Blvd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M9W5L7.
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Humber College Website
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