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SPARK

SPARK is a celebration of Humber’s faculty members, researchers, students and the larger community of partners that ignite the spark of research and innovation. SPARK highlights research projects in five main areas: social innovation, sustainable architecture, system integration, UX experience and the Internet of Things (IoT).
 
From the latest news on North America’s first Broadcast-Broadband Convergence (B2C)  Lab at Humber to new developments in research funding to spotlights on Rock Star Researchers, SPARK features stories of exploration, innovation and collaboration. Through SPARK, we hope to stoke the spark of curiosity in everyone at Humber, one issue at a time.

Magazine Articles

From left to right: Emma Duke (student research partner), Linh Bui (student research partner), Erika Smith (Educational Development Consultant (SoTL) at the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning, University of Calgary), Aliya Jomha (student research partner), and Richard Hayman (Associate Professor and Digital Initiatives Librarian, MRU).
Connecting the dots between knowledge mobilization, knowledge translation and the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning: A conversation with Erika Smith, PhD, and Richard Hayman, MA & MLIS
Learn about the difference between knowledge mobilization and knowledge translation, the role of open access and strategies for effectively integrating social media into scholarly practices.
Two women stand in front of a poster presentation.
Exploring the World of Research at Humber Showcase 2024: Conversations with Researchers
Are you falling behind? Get ahead by creating research posters!
A large group of people pose in front of an art gallery wall.
Celebrating a Milestone: Humber College’s Spirituality and Wellness Centre
From the Desk of Office of Inclusion and Belonging.
A person wearing a Humber Sustainability shirt with their back to the camera.
A Reimagined Approach to Sustainability
From the Desk of the Office of Sustainability
A mock up a brochure that reads "Hate the Hate"
Humber Polytechnic and Toronto Police Service Partnership Raises Awareness of Hate Crimes
FMCAD students had the opportunity to help solve a real-life challenge by creating an advertising campaign to raise awareness about hate crimes in Toronto.

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