Alumni

Lauded by professors for her optimism and drive, graduating student Lasonia Gentle looks forward to pursuing a career in social work. She reads her commencement-inspired poem for other graduates.

Campus Safety Division Secretary Sarah Sullivan always has a cheerful demeanor, which helps with the many responsibilities of her job.

Army Air Corps Veteran and attorney Carlo Martina translated his diverse experiences at HFC into an ethics-based legal career.

For Gail Bock, it's an honor and privilege to help HFC's military-connected students with all their college-related needs, connect them with support networks, and provide a kind listening ear.

HFC launches new and improved transcript service.

For recent graduates and those who are looking to change careers, you might want to attend the WSJ Jobs Summit on April 12.

Connie Holland takes initiative to provide personalized service to students and employees at the Welcome Center.

Her experience at The Mirror News helped Micah Walker decide that journalism was the right career. She plans to become the editor of a major newspaper in the next decade.

HFC alumnus Anthony Triplett lives his dream of making a living playing music and passing on that love to the next generation of musicians.

Alumnus, Vietnam veteran, teacher, and coach Jon Thostenson found that education changed his life. And he has helped others change theirs.

She was told she would never return to duty. She proved to everyone -- most of all herself -- that being thrown by an SUV was not the end of the story.

Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib, an HFC alumnus, will be one of two speakers talking about the city's diversity at March 3 virtual event.

A new $3.4 million grant will help more in-state students successfully transfer to the University of Michigan Ann Arbor in the humanities.

The HFC community mourns the loss of longtime HFC music instructor Rick Goward.

After long hours of work, Isis Hang chose her own path, getting a second chance at academics at HFC.

Donetta Hartley is honored to be part of a public health campaign to encourage patients to take care of their holistic health.

People will gather in person and virtually to remember the life and legacy of Local 1650 President John McDonald on Sunday, Jan. 16.

Historical firsts: Hamtramck swears in its first Muslim mayor, who is an HFC alumnus. It also swears in an all-Muslim City Council.

Jonathan Harris’ painting, “Critical Race Theory,” is a flashpoint for national dialog about how history is perceived and taught.

HHS founding Dean Dr. Susan Shunkwiler got her start at HFC, and is coming full circle to conclude her career with a well-earned retirement from the College.

HFC was Keirra Scott's third try at higher education. This time, she found the right path. Now, she's out to make a difference in others' lives.

After a successful career in the Marines, the Border Patrol, and the U.S. Department of Labor, Ford wants to give back through teaching.

New ReBUILDetroit series of podcasts discusses a variety of topic centering around diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Kelly Baratono has spent her entire career at HFC, beginning a month after she graduated from high school.