Rotary Club of Dearborn awards $73K in scholarships to 27 students
Dearborn Rotary honors 27 students with scholarships.
Juneteenth: President’s video
President Kavalhuna, HFC graduate Kalimah Gardner, and HFC Admissions Recruiter La Mar Harris share the history and personal meaning of the Juneteenth holiday.
Get to Know HFC: Dr. Chelsea Lonsdale’s full-circle journey at the College
Newly minted Dr. Chelsea Lonsdale believes earning her doctorate will help her become an even better teacher.
Mohammad Turaani wants to be the voice of hope for patients as a physician
An excellent example of perseverance and resilience, HFC alumnus Mohammad Turaani has earned his associate and bachelor's degrees, and will enroll in med school this fall.
June Course of the Month: “Becoming an Ally”
In recognition of Pride Month, the NEOED course of the month for June teaches you about Becoming an Ally.
Writing is Carmen Hayes’ voice to the world
Carmen Hayes found writing a therapeutic and creative outlet, and published several children's books even before completing her HFC degree.
Board of Trustees meeting, June 10
The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Rosenau Board Room.
Join us for (free tuition!) Michigan Reconnect info sessions
Michigan Reconnect provides in-district tuition at no cost to you. Our information sessions will get you started on your path to a rewarding career.
College Store will close for inventory
The College Store will close to conduct an annual inventory from June 27 at 6:00 a.m. to June 28 at noon.
Sign up for the Hawk Career Exploration Academy today!
This summer, the Hawk Career Exploration Academy allows incoming 6th-12th graders explore careers in STEM, the trades, and the arts.
June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month
Henry Ford College welcomes all members of our community and provides support and resources to create an inclusive community.
How to safely enjoy the Great Lakes
Awareness saves lives -- take it from Jamie Racklyeft. Skills like “flip, float, and follow” can save even the strongest swimmers. Everyone is are vulnerable to the hazards of rip currents, which drown hundreds nationwide each summer.
Anthony Preston’s second chance fulfills his dream
HFC not only gave Anthony Preston a second chance, but also helped him find his career path and gave him the confidence to transfer to a major university.
Alumnus Hassan Naji becomes Dearborn Heights Police Officer
HFC helped Hassan Naji to find a career that was best for him. He recently became an officer with the Dearborn Heights Police.
Plastic bottlecap and lid collection ends May 31
Sustainable HFC is collecting bottlecaps and lids, which will be recycled into 5 benches on the main campus. The collection will conclude May 31.
HFC instructor and alumna proudly earns her doctorate
The first in her family to earn bachelor's and master's degrees, Asia Mohamed Al-Jalal recently earned her doctorate (one of her 5 college credentials) and is a proud ELI instructor at HFC.
Memorial Day: President’s video
President Kavalhuna and HFC staff member Juanita Van Raden talk about the history and meaning of Memorial Day.
HFC Cisco students worked behind the scenes at the NFL Draft
HFC students Kayla Kerr and Gabbie Kelly-Powell represented the HFC Cisco program at the NFL Draft in Detroit by assisting behind the scenes.
Join us as Senator Santana hosts “Coffee and Conversation”
Please join State Senator Sylvia Santana for “Coffee and Conversation” at HFC on June 21. Refreshments provided.
Join Us: Service Animal Awareness info session
Adriza Caesar, Assisted Learning Services Counselor, will speak to the public about how service animals assist the ADA community.
How HFC will use $3 million in earmarked Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS)
HFC will use $3 million for numerous updates and renovations to its main campus as part of its SEMSSC project.
Marc Salamat wins prestigious scholarship for the second time
Marc Salamat, who has won a prestigious Detroit Athletic Scholarship twice, aspires to a career in physical therapy.
Soliman Touelh receives national Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship
Soliman Touelh wins the Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship and will transfer to U-M this fall.
Seblini named Outstanding Biology Student, aspires to medical career
Ali Seblini encourages students to pursue difficult subjects. This fall, he will transfer to U-M and hopes to become a doctor.