News Archive for Henry Ford College: Office of the President
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Our community grieves together, and stands with our Muslim brothers and sisters
President Kavalhuna encourages all of us to show support and solidarity in the wake of yet another mass shooting.
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Youth leader and HFC student is an aspiring entrepreneur
HFC student and community youth leader aspires to open his own line of luxury clothing.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer talks vision, closing the skills gap during visit to HFC
Governor Gretchen Whitmer toured HFC programs March 14, and talked about her vision for the State of Michigan and how HFC helps meet the state's needs.
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Condolences to our community following the death of HFC student Ahmed Altaii
HFC student Ahmed Altaii passed away March 9 while on spring break.
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President Kavalhuna: Community college is the right investment for Michigan
In an op ed in Crain's Detroit Business, President Kavalhuna makes the case for tuition-free community college to close the skills gap.
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From President Kavalhuna: Academic resources to help students succeed
Struggling in your classes due to College closures? Let us help. Henry Ford College offers many academic support resources to help students succeed.
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John Dingell remembrances by the HFC community
Many members of the HFC community contacted us in the wake of John Dingell's Feb. 7 passing. We are sharing some of those stories here.
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John Dingell, a man For the Good of All
John Dingell, former U.S. congressman, Dearborn resident, tireless advocate, and friend to our community, will always be honored at HFC. President Kavalhuna and members of the HFC community, along with civic leaders, share their stories about John Dingell.
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HFC student Tyrone Bean is Youth Presenter for Grow Detroit's Young Talent
Henry Ford College business student Tyrone Bean was selected to be the youth presenter at the Grow Detroit’s Young Talent 2019 Kick-off at DTE Energy HQ Jan. 31.
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Nearly 400 volunteered to serve at MLK Day of Service
HFC and U-M Dearborn collaborated to provide service to dozens of local non-profit organizations helping our community. (Photo courtesy UM-Dearborn)
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President Kavalhuna joins the Dearborn Rotary
President Kavalhuna gets involved in a major service international organization.
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President Kavalhuna establishes a strategic enrollment management core team
Vice President Daniel Herbst and Vice President Michael Nealon will lead the way to evaluate and improve our enrollment processes and, in the long-term, our outcomes.
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January State of the College: points of pride, vision for 2019 and beyond
The Winter State of the College started with a major announcement and concluded with inspiration for how we can remain focused on student success.
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Governor names President Kavalhuna to 21st Century Talent Creation Subcommittee
As he left office, Governor Snyder appointed HFC President Russell Kavalhuna to the 21st Century Talent Creation Subcommittee.
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HFC receives nearly $7 million in state funding for new Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute
To boost Michigan’s future workforce, the state legislature granted Henry Ford College capital outlay funding to move forward with its new Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute / Technology Building Renovation and Addition.
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From President Kavalhuna: Wishing you joy and fulfillment
President Kavalhuna reflects on the heart and soul of Henry Ford College as we enter the holiday break.
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Kiwanitalk with President Kavalhuna: Why Henry Ford College?
This 30-minute video showcases President Kavalhuna's leadership and the advantages Henry Ford College offers our students and community.
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From President Kavalhuna: Why I Am Grateful for You
This is a great time to reflect on the people in our lives who make us grateful. I am grateful for you.
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Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society welcomes new members
The Phi Theta Kappa honor society chapter at HFC, Alpha Xi Mu, is celebrating its 30th year, and inducted new members Nov. 16.
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President Kavalhuna meets his U-M Dearborn counterpart, Chancellor Domenico Grasso
President Kavalhuna met his counterpart, Chancellor Domenico Grasso at neighboring U-M Dearborn in November 2018.