Careers and Workforce

As he left office, Governor Snyder appointed HFC President Russell Kavalhuna to the 21st Century Talent Creation Subcommittee.

To boost Michigan’s future workforce, the state legislature granted Henry Ford College capital outlay funding to move forward with its new Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute / Technology Building Renovation and Addition.

This 30-minute video showcases President Kavalhuna's leadership and the advantages Henry Ford College offers our students and community.

Physician earns paramedic certificate from HFC.

More than one in four Wayne State University pharmacy students are Henry Ford College graduates. Nour Baalbaki is one of them.

Recruiting fairs for students in November.

CareerFocus magazine tells the stories of HFC graduates, programs, and services.

Culinary job fair and a sale on professional clothing.

Join us for a brief ceremony honoring veterans at 11:30 a.m. during the Student Veterans Association Career and Resource Fair today.

Joel Goss comes to campus to promote tuition-free, career-ready tech programs through the MAT2 program. Students have jobs before they graduate.

For the fourth straight year, a group of ophthalmologists, technicians and students from the Henry Ford College Ophthalmic Technician Program donated their time and talents to provide comprehensive eye exams to military veterans and others.

Join us to learn about non-traditional careers in technology fields, from faculty who teach in those fields. Non-traditional AND traditional candidates welcome!

Alumna Shanna Simpson-Singleton is back at HFC to teach mathematics, 13 years after her journey at HFC opened her mind and her future.

Talk with members of the National Guard, including current HFC students, about careers in the military and how the National Guard will pay for your college tuition.

More than 100 employers will attend today's on-campus Career Expo. Meet your next employer at this event! Open to the public.

PhyAssist Scribes is seeking scribes to assist physicians in clinical and hospital settings.

Karen Piotrowski has won a number of awards during her career and is now featured by the International Nurses Association.

Robert Pastor's wide-ranging career has led him to become CEO of Rainy Lake Medical Center (RLMC) in International Falls, MN.

Honors program alumna Nora Gimpel finds joy in a career in science.

Ashley Smith's interest in cars began at an early age. Her late grandfather, Jay Smith II, owned seven transmission shops in the Metro Detroit area.