News and Events
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Upcoming Events
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Thanksgiving in America, 2020
President Kavalhuna shares his thoughts on the Thanksgiving holiday during this year in which our family gatherings will be different.
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Alumnus leads Saganworks team digitizing The Henry Ford’s collections
3D digitized models are becoming a common media type. Ben Mazza and Saganworks bring this technology to Dearborn's world-class Henry Ford museum.
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HFC and Dearborn Public Schools congratulate new Trustees
HFC welcomes two new Board of Trustees members and congratulates two incumbents on being reelected.
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What Veterans Day means
President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on Veterans Day, and on the HFC Veterans Day 2020 tributes.
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HFC Honors America’s Veterans
HFC students, faculty, and staff have served in our nation's armed forces. We honor their sacrifices and service, and we support their life goals.
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Student Services Spotlight: The College Store
Order course materials from The College Store online.
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Dec 2
Join the Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group Kwanzaa Celebration
Celebrate. Learn. Enjoy this annual community gathering and symposium. All are invited.
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“All Gave Some, Some Gave All”: HFC SVA honors PFC Christopher Sroka
For Veterans Day, the HFC Student Veterans Association honors the late PFC Christopher Sroka.
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HFC’s Shai James-Boyd selected for MI-ACE competitive program
Shai James-Boyd will shadow Mott Community College president as part of the MI-ACE senior leadership program.
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Picking becomes first female president of historic theatre board
The Motor City Theatre Organ Society – Redford Theatre Board of Directors elected HFC's Sharon Pearl Picking as the first female president in its 56-year history.
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EOS North America donates $25,000 for STEM scholarships
To support underrepresented students going into the STEM field, EOS has donated $25,000 to set up a STEM scholarship fund.
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Get Out the Vote event brings young voters, officials together
Governor Whitmer, Representative Dingell, Commissioner Baydoun, and Trustee Mosallam described the personal importance of having every voice heard in the 2020 election.
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Student Services Spotlight: Career Services
The Career Services Office provides assistance to students from the day they enroll and throughout their careers.