News Archive

Now that you have applied to HFC, find out what your next steps are at a free Next Steps for Applicants session on Zoom.

Students: Take advantage of one-stop online service via Zoom July 18 to Sept. 1.

Summer Mohamed's dramatic reading of "The Girl with the Dragon Heart" to a fifth-grade class sparked a new interest in reading (and chocolate!) among the students.

HFC fine arts instructor Vicki Shepherd has a passion for teaching art and seeing students succeed. She is also a practicing fine artist in her own right.

Aspiring teacher Shiyma Abdullah had already decided teaching was her future. At HFC, she gained even more enthusiasm for the profession, with a goal to become a school principal.

Effective August 1, Robert Yahrmatter, an HFC alumnus, will become the Interim Dean. The College is grateful to Larry Smyrski for his interim leadership this past 18 months.

HFC Student Success Navigator Ashlei Chears wants to help historically underserved students achieve their academic goals.

HFC alumnus and Vietnam veteran Ronald Brooks suffered multiple wounds. His experiences after returning home inspired him to devote his time to helping other veterans.

Joe Zitnik provides advice (and there is a video if you prefer that option) to help you avoid phishing scams, which are increasingly sophisticated and can scam you into clicking links or giving away passwords.

Get your dancing shoes out and sign up today! Ballet and modern dance classes return to HFC this fall.

If you're feeling stressed, overwhelmed, confused, or just need someone to talk to, the Employee Assistance Program provides high-quality, free, confidential help.

Take advantage of the Calm app to de-stress and learn new coping skills. Join our webinar on Wednesday, July 20.

Steve Glazer is passionate about helping HFC students ignite their passion for art and find a path to professional success.

Mary Kosmalski has studied Russian, been a practicing attorney, and is now a counselor at HFC, where she helps students.

Troy Gibson provides advising, guidance, and many kinds of support to HFC students.

Plymouth Township's new law enforcement leader, a proud HFC alumnus, wants to build on the established base of community policing and service.

Classes begin for the fall 15-week term and first 8-week term.

HFC employee publishes his first short story in *The Strand* Magazine, which has published the likes of Grisham, Chandler, Hammett, among others.

College's 1st Juneteenth gala was a sold-out success.

Taekwondo black belt and first-generation American citizen Paul Antolin advances his career with a promotion to Grosse Pointe Woods City Clerk.

On July 9, HFC will host a free hazardous waste collection day. While this is a free event, only Wayne County residents may participate.

Since 2000, Dr. Ali Hariri has taught engineering and math classes at HFC on a regular basis. He, along with his wife and four daughters, have taken classes at HFC too.

The mail room wants you to know the price of U.S. postage will increase Sunday, July 10.

Take a break from the stress of the work day and connect with colleagues with MI-ACE Walk and Talk events. Everyone is welcome to participate.