Dr. Mehta, faculty in the Bachelor of Behavioural Science (BBS), presented at a session in the ‘Aging and Developmental Disabilities’ conference.

York Regional Police (YRP) spoke to students at FSCS hiring information sessions in January 2024.

The FSCS collaborated with the FMCA to host a Serious Gaming student workshop.

Police Foundations (PFP) instructor Desmond Ryan is the author of two detective-fiction novel series.

Seneca - King Campus and Humber College collaborated to organize the inaugural Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) inter-collegiate challenge.

On February 2024, the Faculty of Social and Community Services held their annual FSCS Awards Ceremony.

On April 8th, 2024, the Developmental Services Worker (DSW) program celebrated the graduating class of 2024.

2nd year DSW student, Ma Angelique Tioseco, received the Student of Excellence Award by the DSW Program partner Community Living Mississauga.

Police Foundations and Protection, Security and Investigation students participated in the sixth annual Peel Regional Police FIT Challenge.

On April 11th 2024, students from the BAMH program participated in a “Sleep Out” – a fundraiser hosted by Covenant House Toronto.

The Child and Youth Care (CYC) program hosted a gallery walk featuring artwork by students in the Core Competencies in Child and Youth Care course.

Continuous Professional Learning in FSCS recently offered a fully subsidized micro-credential in Sustainable Urban Farming.

FSCS degree-level programs hosted their annual thesis poster presentations.

For the 4th consecutive year, the Bachelor of Community Development degree program hosted the Eco-Fair in the L-building cafeteria.

Learn about our community partners for the Social Services Worker, Child & Youth Care (degree & diploma), and Community and Justice Services programs.

We welcomed three exchange students to the FSCS in Fall 2023, from the Netherlands and Vietnam.

This winter, the FSCS ran two COIL projects, including a new pilot project with Nottingham Trent University (NTU) in the UK.

This summer, 15 FSCS students are embarking on a journey abroad, going to Germany, England, Japan, Denmark and Hawaii.

FSCS Professor Shannon Brown and CIHW researcher Adriana Salvia co-led a study to explore the impact of the pandemic on youth in North Etobicoke.

Take a look at what's happening recently at Humber’s Centre for Social Innovation.

Denis Lim graduated from the Addictions and Mental Health (ADMH) graduate certificate program in 2017.

The Lakeshore Principal’s Office hosted a Pop-Up Exhibit in partnership with the Canadian Multicultural Innovators Museum (CMIM).

Humber College and the Lakeshore Principal’s Office hosted the panel discussion, Black Women in Canada: Stories of Strength, Leadership & Community.

The Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre enjoyed a busy Winter 2024 semester marked by events, guided history tours, and new exhibitions!

On January 26, 2024, the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre turned seven years old!

The Interpretive Centre rolled in the summer semester with gusto – announcing a new slate of exhibitions for the Summer 2024 term!

Meet new members of the Faculty of Social and Community Services.

This summer, FSCS faculty member Dr. Doug Thomson, and Associate Dean of Research & Development, Dr. Emma Smith, were awarded the Humber President’s Research Award.

In June 2023, Humber supported four Bachelor of Behavioural Science (BBS) students to attend a conference “A Comprehensive and Compassionate Approach for Addressing Problem Behaviour.”

FSCS students and staff attended the fifth annual fundraiser in support of The Gatehouse, which took place at the Liberty Grand on Oct 5th, 2023.

Protection, Security & Investigation (PSI) faculty Kerry Watkins, was a panelist at the Challenges of Introducing Science-Based Interviewing Methods into Police Practice event.

Instructor Peter Gendi is thrilled to share the captivating moments of teaching students in the Forensic Identification (FI) program the art of examining various surfaces for fingerprints.

Congratulations to Melanie Zuzarte, who received a Child and Youth Care Practioner Excellence Award from the Ontario Association of Child and Youth Care.

Read about our October FSCS events.

Read more about our community partners: Albion Neighbourhood Services and Davenport Perth Neighbourhood and Community Health Services.

Another successful Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) took place in September, with students in the Bachelor of Addictions & Mental Health (BAMH) program at FSCS.

An exciting three-part Global Speaker Webinar was held for students in justice programs at the FSCS.

During the spring and summer of 2023, Humber’s Centre for Social Innovation supported the eighth growing season for the GARDENS Project – a partnership with LAMP Community Health Centre.

Congratulations to Bachelor of Community Development (CDEV) graduate Lisa Post, who was nominated for the 2023 Premier’s Award.

Sevval Ogutcu graduated from the Bachelor of Social Science - Criminal Justice (CJ) program in April 2023. Sevval describes her experience at Humber College as fulfilling and remarkable.

Izabella graduated from Humber in April 2023 from the Bachelor of Social Science - Criminal Justice (CJ) Program.

The Humber College Motorola Foundation’s First Response Camp ran for its inaugural session in July 2023.

The Lakeshore library reopened its doors on October 30th.

This September, Humber College conducted their annual Active Attacker Drills.

The Wellness Series, hosted by the Principal’s Office, returned this semester with two keynote speakers.

The fourth annual New Toronto Holiday Market returned on Saturday, November 25 at the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre!

“The Gingerbread Express” rolled into Lakeshore Campus on November 25th, for this year’s Humber Holiday Party!

Grace: One Story of Thousands is a brand-new exhibition presented by the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre in their main-floor gallery.

With the increased presence of learners on campus, the Interpretive Centre is excited to share that over 1,400 students, staff, and community are participating in historical tours this semester!