News Archive for HFC Alumni
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HawkStrong: Robert Nash engages communities through volunteer work and music
Greening of Detroit volunteer coordinator, musician, and HFC alumnus Robert Nash says music calls on the inner parts of humanity to help make all of us better.
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President’s Holiday Video 2023
President Kavalhuna and a special guest share reflections on the importance of a welcoming community, and wish you a joyous and peaceful holiday season. (Related content about Christmas, Kwanzaa, and Hanukkah is also included.)
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Long-time nursing instructor Sophia Beydoun retires
Sophia Beydoun, a 3-time HFC alumna who has taught nursing at the College since 1996, will retire Dec. 18.
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HawkPride: HFC alumnus named Rhodes Scholar for 2024, one of just 32 students nationwide
Emmanuel Orozco Castellanos holds the distinction of being the first HFC alumnus to win the internationally prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
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HawkStrong: Angela Armstrong, who graduated summa cum laude from HFC, inspired her two children to enroll at HFC
Thanks to Michigan Reconnect, Angela Armstrong applied to HFC. She graduated this year, earning a degree in social work and counseling.
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Get to Know HFC: Patty Goodell is an unsung hero of Fine Arts
Patty Goodell works hard behind the scenes to make sure the ceramics studio and the Sisson Art Gallery run smoothly.
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HFC welcomes new music faculty members
The next great era in HFC music education begins with the addition of three new music faculty members who have great ideas for the future of HFC's Music department.
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HFC introduces Steve Littleton as the new softball coach
The HFC softball team's new head coach plans to continue the momentum of the team and bring a family ethic to the job.
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Get to Know HFC: Centurium Frost uses clay as a “love letter to Detroit”
A class required for graduation led HFC alumnus Centurium Frost to start his career journey in pottery.
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Meet 120+ employers at HFC’s Career Expo
Looking for a job? Attend the HFC Career Expo on Oct. 19. More than 120 employers will be on site, looking for new team members.
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HawkStrong: Tia Atoui named Outstanding Biology Student
Aspiring doctor and Outstanding Biology Student called her experience at HFC “phenomenal.”
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Get to Know HFC: Alumna Karen Larson-Voltz brings international arts experience to her teaching
HFC nurtured Karen Larson-Voltz's passion for visual arts and higher education. She has taught at the College since 2011.
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HawkStrong: alumnus and veteran appointed CEO of Oakleaf Surgical Hospital
Jim Nemeth says his clinical skills may have been born in the Army, but his leadership skills were born at HFC.
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Get to Know HFC: Scott Still understands the journey of non-traditional students
Once a non-traditional student himself, HFC instructor Scott Still relates to the opportunities and challenges of adult students.
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HFC alumnus hosts “Uncle Stan’s Vintage Photography” of famous people; public invited
HFC alumnus Lance Rosol will host a presentation of his uncle's iconic photos of famous Hollywood celebrities, politicians, and professional athletes Sept. 6.
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HawkStrong: Paige Deon’s artwork displayed at Ann Arbor Art Fair for 2nd year
HFC alumna Paige Deon had a successful showing at Ann Arbor Art Fair, one of the nation's premier art fair events with artists from all over the world.
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Get to Know HFC: Keli Renda uses technology and personal skills to serve students and teammates
HFC is more like a family than an employer for Keli Renda, who has been at the College since 2016.
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Get to Know HFC: Susan McGraw gives students a platform, a voice, and inspiration
Faculty member Susan McGraw has dedicated her career to empowering people in the HFC community and beyond.
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“We Are Dearborn” exhibit returns to the Sisson Art Gallery
The popular "We Are Dearborn" exhibit will be on display in the Sisson Art Gallery from Aug. 24 to Sept. 20.
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HawkStrong: HFC alumna transfers to U-M, aspires to a career in cancer research
Daisha Griffin, who attended HFC on a Futures for Frontliners scholarship, will transfer to U-M this fall. She aspires to go to medical school and pursue a career in cancer research.