News Archive

Katia Nasser wants to help people improve their lives through clear vision. Her experiences at HFC taught her to become a “resilient critical thinker” who is prepared for anything.

September is National Self-Care Awareness Month. We encourage you to make self-care a priority even as you manage your schoolwork, job, family, and other responsibilities.

The Office of Student Activities is sponsoring a “Get Out the Vote” button contest. You are invited to submit a voting-related design by Sept. 19.

HFC's Nursing and Theatre programs have joined forces to launch the Standardized Patient initiative, which uses specifically trained actors to portray patients in simulation scenarios.

Todd Browning fell in love with teaching Cisco. He has been at HFC since 1999.

On Sept. 3, the Writing Center and Learning Lab will co-host a Fall Open House for HFC faculty and staff only.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Rosenau Board Room. Earlier in the evening, the Policy Committee will meet.

Chapman is now in her third role at the College, and has found each one more satisfying than the last. She says most people at HFC are happy to help others, which makes it a unique workplace.

The WHFR Record Show will be Saturday, Sept. 20, at HFC. Come join the fun, and look for some amazing finds.

Learn about implementing AI into curricula at “The AI Advantage” on Sept. 5. Register by Sept. 1.

Highly-accomplished HFC Athletic Director Rochelle Taylor retires after leading Hawks Athletics to sustained student success in the classroom and on the courts and fields. She still finds inspiration in the work of others.

The Board of Trustees will hold a study session regarding the SEMSSC project in the Rosenau Board Room.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting to discuss proposals presented by search firms for the Presidential Search.

National Grief Awareness Day, August 30, recognizes the complexity of grief, offers support to those who are grieving, and educates others on how to help.

A prolific painter, Cherri has won numerous awards, and both finds and generates inspiration through her creative work. “A Story to Tell: Children in War” is her latest collection.

Alicia Jackson founded DIME Above the Line to help small businesses thrive. She also aspires to become the mayor of Westland.

The HFC Board of Trustees is accepting applications from any Dearborn resident interested in filling one of two vacancies on the Board. The application deadline is Aug. 25.

New to HFC? Please attend the Welcome Day events to learn more about your academic program.

The Board of Trustees will hold a Building and Site Committee meeting in the Cabinet Conference Room.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting in the Rosenau Board Room to discuss the presidential search process.

HFC alumnus Ray Vipond recently performed his solo, "Theme and Variations for Trumpet in B-flat minor," with the Metropolitan Symphony Band.

HFC's Star Biology Student Hussein Sobh, a veteran of the Marine Corps, aspires to become a physician.

Franklin Ware uses the skills he learned at HFC to elevate his writing so he can one day author a “generation-defining novel.”

Willman’s new role will allow here to focus more broadly on institutional effectiveness. She also serves as chair of the volunteer SAFE@HFC committee.