Careers and Workforce

At Coffee and Careers, you can meet with Career Services to discuss careers over a cup of java (or your favorite morning beverage) on Nov. 6, Nov. 20, and Dec. 4.

Looking for a job? You should attend the HFC Career Expo Oct. 16-17. Meet more than 80 employers looking for great workers.

HFC and Rocket Companies, with keynote speaker Jade Ortiz, will host the inaugural Women in Business networking event at the College on Sept. 20.

Governor Whitmer reappointed HFC President Kavalhuna to another 4-year term on this board to lead statewide workforce development. He is the sole community college president on the board.

Dr. Sašo Krstovski brings nearly 30 years at Ford to his new role as an associate dean in the School of Business, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development.

Paul Stauder, who attended HFC, has worked with the College on various projects for decades. This summer, he will retire after a long career.

HFC alumna Tiffany Williams took the leap to start her own business, Taste Tiff's Catering in Detroit. She has earned numerous accolades for her work.

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.

This summer, the Hawk Career Exploration Academy allows incoming 6th-12th graders explore careers in STEM, the trades, and the arts.

HFC helped Hassan Naji to find a career that was best for him. He recently became an officer with the Dearborn Heights Police.

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.

Marc Salamat, who has won a prestigious Detroit Athletic Scholarship twice, aspires to a career in physical therapy.

Ashley Smith is the first female faculty chair of the Automotive Tech/ASSET programs at HFC.

Rana Zeineddine put in 100 service hours in at William Ford Elementary, more than double the amount required.

The name of HFC's Media Communication Arts program has changed to reflect the state-of-the-art, hands-on training for students aspiring to a career in media.

Open to the public: Onsite interviews. Education and career opportunities. Join us for the May 20 Discover Hospitality Career Fair.

For the 6th time in 10 years, HFC has been named a finalist in the national Community College Innovation Challenge for an app project called “Stay Vigilant with Source Alert.”

The May 10 “Develop Your Career Pathway Through Apprenticeship" open house will expose you to training opportunities and connect you with companies offering apprenticeships and internships.

“Voices for Nurses” podcast discusses current trends in nursing and healthcare. One episode will be released every 6 weeks.

Vanessa Newton’s experiences at HFC helped her develop skills across the spectrum of what it means to be a nurse.

Miller was motivated to become a nurse as a teenager by helping care for her dying father, and by watching the nurses who helped ease his passing while bringing comfort to the family.

Zynab Al-Timimi uses skills in writing, media, and art to augment her passion for medicine. This spring, she will complete her high school diploma and her associate degree.

The Biology, Science, and Environmental Studies information session will be April 17. Academic Advisors will on hand to assist with course scheduling.

The HFC office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging teams up with the FBI to engage students, faculty, staff, and those from minoritized communities in this critical discussion.