News Archive

This summer, Lisa Hastings, former Navy Petty Officer, health system staff member, and a longstanding pillar of the School of HHS, heads into a well-earned retirement.

HFC basketball player and multiple award winner cares more about his team's success than individual recognition.

HFC Academic Advisor Tommy Scott works with students to ensure their transition to the College is smooth and successful.

HFC Outstanding Biology Student Abir Sayed is passionate about biology and wants to pursue a career as a physician assistant.

“Money Moves: the Entrepreneur Workshop Series” is a free, three-part entrepreneurial workshop that will educate you with the skills needed to generate immediate revenue. These events are open to all, and you do not have to attend all three. Sign up today.

The Board of Trustees will hold a Presidential Contract Committee meeting in the Cabinet Conference Room (Bldg. L).

This fall, HFC introduces a new Healthcare Administration program in a field with a 30% growth rate. Register for classes today!

Jackson Magazine named HFC alumna Trina Schultz as one of 10 Top Teacher finalists in honor of her years of service and dedication to her students.

After winning 40 awards from the MCCPA for this year's work, The Mirror News wins 21 awards from the MPA for last year's work, including the best newspaper of its kind in the state.

Two HFC Respiratory Therapist teams participated in the state-wide Sputum Bowl, sponsored by the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. After they beat 17 other teams, they faced off against each other.

This free, family-friendly resource and information event for adult learners is a collaboration between Detroit Reconnect and the Detroit Regional Chamber on the HFC main campus. Everyone is welcome.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There are many resources available to support your health and wellness.

One of HFC’s multi-disciplinary student leaders, Alex Gray is passionate about writing, art, theatre, and animals, and looks to combine all those passions into a fulfilling career.

Jasmine Hardy is the third student and the first woman from HFC to be selected to Cisco's Dream Team.

HFC biotech grad Jessica Sykes is a Forensic DNA Technician for the Michigan State Police.

Terri McKay, Help Desk Associate, enjoys the adventure of identifying IT needs and providing the best service and support.

Regina Mareglia is the first recipient of the Grunow Writer’s Prize in Community-Engaged Writing. She plans to become a journalist and university professor.

Six HFC students won the Barrett Creative Writing Contest and read excerpts of their work at the awards ceremony.