Humber College

Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning (generally referred to as Humber College) is a college in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is one of many such colleges in the province.

Notable Alumni

This list of notable alumni is by no stretch of the imagination complete:

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• Mike Brown (Funeral Services), Ontario MPP
• Brian Dickinson (Applied and Creative Arts - Music) Juno Award winning pianist
• Billie Holiday (Radio Broadcasting, 1996), CHFI announcer
• Shawn Little (Health Sciences), Ottawa City Councillor
• George Stroumboulopoulos (Radio Broadcasting, 1994), host of ', former MuchMusic VJ
• Dione Taylor (Vocal Jazz), Juno Award nominated musician
• The Clayton/Scott Group members Jim Clayton and Andrew Scott (music), nominees at the first annual Canadian Smooth Jazz Awards

Humber has won the most Premier's Awards, since their inception. The award recognizes college graduates who achieve success in their field, and maintain a community presence. Humber's honourees include (course and graduation year in brackets) Gerry Lougheed (Funeral Services Education, 1977), Gwen Boniface (Law & Security Administration, 1977), Martin McNamara (Ambulance & Emergency Care, 1977), Michael Ruscigno (Electrical Control, 1974), and Anthony Longo (Business Administration, 1982).

Related Topics:
Premier's Awards - Gerry Lougheed - Gwen Boniface - Martin McNamara - Michael Ruscigno - Anthony Longo

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