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File consists of an audio cassette tape featuring two 60 second radio advertisements promoting summer programs at Humber College.

File consists of an audio cassette tape featuring an advertisement for a Winter intake to secretarial programs at Humber College.

File consists of two radio spots, one promoting the Hospitality and Food Services programs at Humber.

File consists of an audio cassette featuring an advertisement for a January/February 1988 intake at Humber College.

File consists of a audio cassette tape featuring two advertisements for Humber College program. Each advertisement features an alumni from Humber discussing their experiences.

File consists of four 30 second radio advertisements for various Humber programs (Technology, Law, Business).

File consists of a tape recording of 4 radio advertisements for the FAST program at Humber College. The program was run out of the Business School and targeted those with unfinished College/University degrees.

Item is a video which depicts Humber College's electrical control engineering technician program. It describes the role of the electrical control engineering technician in large and small scale settings and explains the different power systems students get hands-on experience with through the program. Features Humber faculty, students, graduates, and industry professionals, including: Keith Brown, Joe Krebs, Cheryl King, Amin Mohammed, Roman Kuchirka, Lew Silecky, Ted Gurr. This video appears to be an alternate version of tape HVRC-0016.

Item is a video depicting a Humber College orientation video for the 1989-1990 school year. It describes programs, courses, and services available to students.This is a master recording.

Item is a video depicting Humber College's Electronics Training Technician program. Students learn how to service, troubleshoot, and program a range of devices, from those used at home, to more complex devices used in professional settings. It includes interviews with Humber College faculty, graduates, and students, including Raymond Cheung, Vickie Sandham, Doug Fuller and Ron Irvine.