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Item is the 2023 Humber winner in the Personal Essay category.

File consists of a mission statement of Humber's.

Watercolour paint on a white sheet of paper. The painting is of an image of a multi-petaled flower. The petal has multiple skinny purple petals. At the base of the petals, are short green leaves. Below the flower head is a skinny straight green stem point down in about the middle of the page. On either side of the stem about half way down the stem are two green leaves. The leaves have darker green veins and points branching out on their sides. At the bottom right corner, there is a black maker’s mark. The whole painting is within a black frame.

File consists of a report to the Ministry on progress of the Multi-Year plan. The report includes a covering letter from the Chair of the Board of Governors, plans for the physical campuses (including the expansion at Lakeshore), program development, community development, among other topics.

Vertical colour image. The left one-third of the image has a white background with eight people visible about waist and up stacked about two-by-two from the bottom to almost the top. Above the top two heads, there is multi-coloured confetti. The other two-thirds of the image is of three people. About half of the right part, is blue sky with white clouds with text over. A bit below the text are the people – a woman on the left (brown hair, wearing a blue dress), a teenage girl in the middle (light brown hair, blue dress and black tights, tall black boots), and a man on the right (brown hair, navy blue suit jacket and pants, light blue button up shirt). Behind the three, is a white fence, buildings, and blue water. The woman on the left’s arm is pulled behind her where her hand is holding a white and blue cake one of the people on the left is holding. The document is within a black frame.      

File consists of a news story about the opening of the Orangeville campus. Includes footage of the proposed Veteran's Way site, Joe Andrews, and interviews with local Orangeville high school students.