Patti Flogaus will serve as Interim Executive Assistant to President Kavalhuna
Longtime HFC employee Patti Flogaus will serve in the President's office for several months, and will continue to assist the VP for Student Affairs.
Oakland University hosts transfer sessions
Learn about the benefits of transferring to Oakland University after completing your HFC degree.
UM-Flint hosts transfer sessions
Learn about the benefits of transferring to UM-Flint after completing your HFC degree.
Lawrence Tech hosts transfer session
Learn about the benefits of transferring to LTU after completing your HFC degree.
GVSU hosts transfer session
Learn about the benefits of transferring to GVSU after completing your HFC degree.
U-M Taubman College of Architecture hosts transfer session at HFC
U-M's Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning hosts a transfer session Oct. 17.
Get to Know HFC: Alumna Karen Larson-Voltz brings international arts experience to her teaching
HFC nurtured Karen Larson-Voltz's passion for visual arts and higher education. She has taught at the College since 2011.
Wayne State hosts transfer sessions at HFC
Wayne State will offer eight transfer sessions at HFC during the Fall and Winter semesters.
Counselors host Meet and Greet for Suicide Prevention Month
Come to the “Counselor Meet and Greet for Suicide Prevention Month” Sept. 26 to learn more about suicide prevention and supporting those who struggle.
Community Read every Wednesday this fall; all are welcome!
Join the Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group for open discussions about the modern implications and legacy of this famous historic work. Didn't read it? Come anyway!
Fifty-One O One Restaurant is open for the Fall semester
You are invited to HFC's student-run restaurant this fall. The restaurant reopens September 20, and features the best of creative, delicious local cuisine.
Recording Arts Studio renovated for state-of-the-art student experience
Recording Arts Studio boasts the most sophisticated recording technology of any community college in Southeast Michigan.
Get to Know HFC: Cynthia Stiller focuses on the importance of civic literacy
Political science instructor Cynthia Stiller enjoys watching students take an interest in topics that will affect their future, and their community, outside the classroom.
We welcome all students to the Fall semester! (video)
Henry Ford College faculty and staff warmly welcome all students in this 3-minute video.
Board of Trustees meeting, September 18
The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on September 18, 2023 in the Rosenau Board Room.
WHFR hosts 14th Annual Record Show
The WHFR Record Show, one of the Midwest's premier shows of its kind, will be Saturday, Oct. 21, at HFC. Come join the fun and look for some amazing finds.
HFC-24: Fine Arts hosts innovative 24-hour collaborative arts project
HFC-24 marks the first full collaboration between Theatre, Telecommunication, Graphic Design, Studio Art, and Music. The results will be presented to the public at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 30. Don't miss it!
Alumnus and veteran appointed CEO of Oakleaf Surgical Hospital
Jim Nemeth says his clinical skills may have been born in the Army, but his leadership skills were born at HFC.
Federally mandated Title IX training for HFC employees and students
The federal government requires all HFC students and employees to undertake online training so you will know your rights and responsibilities under the Title IX law.
Discover Day
1,400 high school students will be on campus for this fantastic event to learn more about HFC.
Al Burrell retires from HFC after 31 years
Al Burrell concludes a long ITS career at HFC, preparing to reinvent himself in retirement.
HFC has 19 new HyFlex classrooms for an on-the-fly combination of in-person and remote learning
19 new HyFlex classrooms on the main campus will offer innovative ways to access, deliver, and engage in the learning process.
HFC welcomes College Completion Coach Todd Hakim
New College Completion Coach encourages HFC to step out of their comfort zones.
22 years after 9/11: bringing out the best in each other
President Kavalhuna reflects on the meaning of 9/11. Being our best selves honors the legacy of sacrifice and unity. “This College stands on the promise that every student – at any age, from any background, with any dream – can succeed and have a better life through public education.”