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Item is a photograph of a skilled trades worker Damien McQuaid testing electrical connections on an indicator panel with an amp meter while troubleshooting a problem.

Item is a photograph of a skilled trades worker Damien McQuaid filling out the Electrical / Mechanical work order while he stands in the mainframe computer room in Computing Services. The large blue equipment behind him is an air conditioning unit for the computer room. The computer equipment to the left of Damien is an IBM 3705 Communications Controller used to provide computer communications to the other campuses. A video display terminal (VDT) is on his right.

Item is a photograph of a skilled trades worker Damien McQuaid testing electrical connections on an indicator panel with an amp meter while troubleshooting a problem.

Photograph features Susan Goodman and was taken outside of D building

Item is a photograph of staff cutting Humber's 10th Anniversary cake which was created by Igor Sukor.

Item is a photograph of the Registration area within the Registration Centre. Staff have access to mainframe computer terminals that allow them to access student records in the Student History Admissions and Registration (SHAR) system. Registration staff would assist students in registering for full-time programs and part-time courses.

Item is a photograph of a typical workstation in the Registration Centre. Here dedicated program clerks had access to a mainframe computer terminal that allowed them to access student records in the Student History Admissions and Registration (SHAR) system. The signs over each desk indicate a number and a list of programs. Students were directed for assistance to the appropriate desk number based on their program. In this photo, systems analyst Yvonne Kalverda right shares some comments with a registration clerk Stephanie Fox.

Item is a photograph of a typical workstation in the Registration Centre. Here dedicated program clerks had access to a mainframe computer terminal that allowed them to access student records in the Student History Admissions and Registration (SHAR) system. The signs over each desk indicate a number and a list of programs. Students were directed for assistance to the appropriate desk number based on their program.

Item is a photograph of the Registration area within the Registration Centre. Staff have access to mainframe computer terminals that allow them to access student records in the Student History Admissions and Registration (SHAR) system. Registration staff would assist students in registering for full-time programs and part-time courses.