Showing 7147 results

Item is a photograph of Jane Smith (seated)+H24 from Computing Services operates a video display terminal (VDT) attached to the mainframe computer system. Smith is showing Marketing staff Christine Little how to use a reporting tool called ADRS to access and report statistics on student information.

Item is a photograph of Marketing staff Christine Little seated at a video display terminal (VDT) looking through an ADRS documentation manual while receiving additional assistance from Jane Smith of Computing Services. ADRS was a reporting tool that was used to display statistics about student records.

Item is a photograph of technical support specialist Jane Dearing working at a video display terminal (VDT) in her office. Jane was responsible for installing and maintaining the system software.

Item is a photograph of successful Social Service Assistant graduate, Jane Anderson, sitting on a desk talking to a mother and a child. Photograph was taken for "This is Humber" (April-1969, page 5A)

Item is a photograph of James White of the Accountancy Program receiving the Humber College 10th Anniversary Award from Nancy Pearce

Item is a photograph of James S. Bell Elementary School, which was a surplus Etobicoke Board of Education building that became Humber's first Campus for September 1967.

Item is a photograph of the director of Manpower and Apprenticeship division, Jim Davison, talking to a student outside of the Queensway building. The student, William, was part of the College's Preparatory Program.

Item is an image of instructor, Jacques Granville demonstrating a "comb out" to Hairdressing apprentices.

Item is a photograph of Jackie Robarts speaking from the podium in the Seventh Semester during her farewell reception. Jackie, who had just been named Vice-President Academic was leaving to become the first female community college president in Ontario. Jackie accepted the position as President at Niagara College in Welland

Item is a photograph of the Creative Arts & Human Studies Dean Jack Ross (centre) and students stand behind bars during their visit to Warworth Institution Correctional Centre in Belleville. The purpose of the visit was to speak with inmates regarding useful Humber courses that they could take following their release.