News Archive for all
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Jun 12
Board of Trustees meeting, June 12
The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on June 12, 2023 in the Rosenau Board Room.
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HawkStrong: Lauren Gannon’s hard work as a Hawk leads to a national stage
HFC alumna Lauren Gannon will use her HFC accomplishments at HFC as a springboard to Division III National Champion Trine University next year.
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HawkStrong: From hard labor to hard study in black holes and astrophysics
Star-gazing during his work breaks on the night shift sparked a curiosity that just might take this HFC physics major to the "final frontier."
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Kalimah Gardner earns national award and local award for the second straight year
For the second consecutive year, HFC student Kalimah Gardner has won two prestigious awards, including a $10,000 scholarship. She aspires to a career in film as a creative producer.
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Success times two: HFC alumna’s career pivot takes her back to dream of becoming a nurse
Tara Abdusshakur, who earned an associate degree from HFC two decades ago, had a full and extremely successful culinary career. Now, she returns to HFC to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse.
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Annual Retirement Benefits Guide and Meaningful Notice Plan information now available
Important information about 2023 Annual Retirement Benefits and Meaningful Notice Plan information.
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HawkStrong: Trey Counts aspires to work with NBA athletes
A model Hawk: HFC has taught Trey Williams how to manage his time and studies, and has inspired his off-court NBA dream.
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Happy Pride Month!
Henry Ford College welcomes all members of our community and provides support and resources to create an inclusive community.
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Zayneb Abu-Khader, 16, is the youngest person to earn a bachelor’s degree from HFC’s Culinary Arts program
Zayneb Abu-Khader makes history as the youngest person to earn her bachelor's degree in HFC's Culinary Arts program. She will transfer to Wayne State to earn her master's degree.
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HFC roller hockey player proposes to his girlfriend at NCRHA National Championship
HFC roller hockey player led Division 1 in goals and capped off the season by proposing to his very supportive girlfriend during the national tournament. A rattlesnake on the trail didn't diminish their happiness.
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Renaissance Voices performs Alumnae Concert in Farmington Hills
Renaissance Voices will perform its annual Alumnae Concert: Music for Women’s Voices, June 4.
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HFC softball team finished 3rd in the MCCAA Eastern Conference
The HFC softball team completed a winning season after competing in the NJCAA Region XII Division II Great Lakes District B Softball Tournament.
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HFC wrestler and honors student Justin Labon will transfer to U-M this fall
Wrestler Justin Labon attended HFC on athletic and academic scholarships, succeeding in the Honors Program and on the wrestling mat. He will transfer to U-M this fall.
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Get to Know HFC: Roger Frank believes an “indirect path” can be a great teaching asset
HFC instructor Roger Frank takes pride in his students' success. The “crooked lines and detours” have made him a better teacher.
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HawkStrong: Honors Program helped Ellie MacDonald see the world through a different lens
The HFC Honors Program opened doors and provided surprising experiences that helped shape how Ellie MacDonald views her future.
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Jun 15
HFC hosts “Developing Talent from Within” workshop
Join BEPD and SEMCA Michigan Works! for this collaborative professional workshop on employee retention and advancement June 15.
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Pamela Stewart returns to role as Associate Dean of SOLA
Viewing HFC through the lens of a student, alumna, instructor, and director, Pamela Stewart will become the Associate Dean of SOLA for a 3-year term.
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HawkStrong: student-athlete Sydney Pease aspires to be “the person behind the learning”
HFC double-scholarship softball player, named MCCAA's Pitcher of the Week, has found that HFC provides many opportunities for her to shine.
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Memorial Day: President’s video
President Kavalhuna and HFC staff member Juanita Van Raden talk about the history and meaning of Memorial Day and how we can honor those who gave their lives in service to our nation.
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Main Campus perimeter road closures, May 26-27
The perimeter road around the main campus will be partially closed Friday, May 26 and Saturday, May 27 for resurfacing.