Careers and Workforce

Lifelong Downriver resident and HFC alumna Kristine Donahue now leads three area Beaumont hospitals.

HFC alumna Lorrie Rutledge is proud to have run for office, and wants to continue working toward her passion of addressing health care in Wayne County.

Ten high-performing HFC student scholars demonstrated what they learned from their research fellowships over the summer.

HFC's comprehensive Art History program offers three pathways in Art History: Western Traditions, Non-Western Traditions, and Middle Eastern Traditions.

HFC's World Languages program offers Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Arabic, and American Sign Language.

The intro to Zoology class at HFC provides you a unique and fun perspective into the world of the animal kingdom (check out the preview video). Open for enrollment today!

(Published 2022) HFC Business Intelligence Systems Analyst Hishaam Ahmad is finding himself at home in HFC's supportive environment.

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.

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

Students and alumni seeking jobs, please join our open job recruitment event.

For HFC students and alumni looking for a job, be sure to attend the Open Job Recruitment event June 21.

As a lab technician at HFC, D. Mark Hall enjoys mentoring students. He hopes to return to his alma mater to teach in the telecommunication program, which he believes is his calling.

Dr. Rola A. Hariri, who recently earned her doctorate in pharmacy from Wayne State University, was once a math tutor in HFC's Learning Lab.

HFC’s Chad Richert and MSU’s Dr. George Berghorn discuss architecture education projects between the two schools, including a mass timber grant from the NSF.

HFC has put Bryant Bagnall on the path to an engineering degree through a winding journey.

DHS student earns PTCB Certified Pharmacy Technician certificate at the Michael Berry Career Center. He plans to become a biomedical engineer.

Career Services explains the advantages of cooperative (co-op) education and how you can benefit from it.

RSVP by June 12 for MAT² Applicant Interview Day. This program provides a fully funded associate degree and on-the-job training to become an Advanced Technician.

Edgar-nominated mystery author and HFC alumna Tracy Gardner has been a nurse for 30 years. Being nominated for the prestigious award has been a highlight of her writing career.

Under the leadership of Dr. Kathy Campbell, HFC's Certified Ophthalmic Technician Program has a 100% employment rate. It is only Michigan's only accredited COT program.

The Chopstix in Livonia, owned by HFC alum Tung Luu, serves Asian cuisine. Its specialties include pho and sushi.

The 5th annual HFC Engineering Club Competition will show off some innovative designs from 150 competitors. The public is invited.

For recent graduates and those who are looking to change careers, you might want to attend the WSJ Jobs Summit on April 12.