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Greater Dufferin Area Chamber of Commerce Industry Luncheon documents
File consists of programs for the 2006 and 2008 luncheons, sponsored by Humber. The guest speaker at the 2006 event was John Tory, and the guest speaker at the 2008 event was Frank McKenna.
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Files consists of a group of women graduates.
File consists of news clippings relating to graduates of Humber. Includes graduate notices, put in various papers, and coverage of alumni in new jobs or positions.
Graduate placement report, 1986-1987
File consists of raw data on placement positions/salary for graduates from September 1986 to August 1987.
Graduate placement information, 1981-1984
File consists of a report listing all the employers of Humber 1981, 1982, 1983 and 1984 graduates (organized by program).
Graduate employment statistics, 1988
File consists of a report (six copies), featuring statistics on Humber graduate employment outcomes for the class of 1988.
Graduate card and correspondence
File consists of a sample graduate card for alumni, and a letter explaining its benefits. The file also includes a memorandum from Henry Argasinski (Student Union Vice-President) explaining the card to staff. The letter contains handwritten instructions on issuing library materials to alumni.
"Gordon Wragg Retirement Dinner" : [invitation]
Part of Nancy Burt research collection
File consists of an invitation to the retirement dinner for College President Gordon Wragg, which took place at the Constellation Hotel on Friday May 28, 1982.
"Good Conferences Don't Just Happen? They're Planned" : [flyer]
Part of Humber College Professional Development Department fonds
File consists of a flyer from Conference and Seminar Services promoting Conference and Seminar Services at Humber.
"Golden Gate" film celebration at the Chinatown History Museum
Part of Wayson Choy fonds
File consists of a booklet from New York's Chinatown History Museum's hosting of the film "Golden Gate". It includes archival photographs from the museum, and discusses life in Chinatown in the 1950s, including a list of secondary sources to research for additional information.