HawkPride: Alumna presents her honors research project at UROP Symposium
Olivia Grantham, who participated in numerous activities at HFC, gave a presentation as part of her honors experience at the U-M UROP Symposium.
Cybersecurity entrepreneur seeks to develop next generation in STEM
Alumna Sakinah Tanzil is eager to develop the next generation of STEM leaders and cybersecurity professionals.
San Diego Sharks bring HFC’s Gamble all-new competition
Hawks student athlete Garrett Gamble played the “most competitive baseball” he’s ever participated in this summer in the San Diego League.
HawkPride: HFC student recognized with Marge Powell Leadership Award
Leyal Almaklani, a recipient of the Marge Powell Leadership Award as one of Dearborn's top students, aspires to study law at UCLA.
HawkPride: An exercise of the pen and the soul
HFEC alumna Shahad Hilal completed an honors-directed study research project about Islamic calligraphy.
S.W.A.G. scholarship winner will study physical therapy at HFC
Anthony M. Walton looks forward to attending HFC this fall on a S.W.A.G. scholarship. He plans to pursue a career in physical therapy.
HawkPride: Next stop, Yale University
Ben Topping took a circuitous route to his goals. He found his passion with help from HFC professors, and is now on his way to a Yale MBA and a promising career.
HawkPride: McNair Scholar pursues career in public health
Dual enrollment "made a huge difference" which has led to Elhasan's goals of a bachelor's degree from WSU and working toward a master's degree in public health from UM.
Engineering or opera? Choosing between two talents
Romanian native and HFC alumnus Sebastian Catana’s talents led to multiple paths. Engineering came first. But in the end, his dream of becoming an opera singer prevailed.
Hassan Hammoud wins nursing scholarship from Rotary Club
Nursing student wins scholarship from Rotary Club of Dearborn to help him complete his studies at HFC. He plans to earn an advanced degree and return to teach in the future.
HawkPride: cum laude graduate named Outstanding Biology Student of the Year
John Jaranson, one of two Outstanding Biology Students of the Year, found his passion in environmental science and fighting climate change.
HawkPride: aspiring physician Cortes is Outstanding Biology Student of the Year
Rafael Cortes, one of two Outstanding Biology Students of the Year, aspires to a career in emergency medicine, and a life that emphasizes social justice and helping others.
Becoming an IBCLC is “part of the dream” for Lauren Fisher
HFC's new Lactation Consultant Program has allowed student Lauren Fisher to realize dream of helping mothers and their babies.
Alumnus Gary Voiles becomes DHPD deputy chief
HFC alumnus Gary Voiles has been promoted to deputy chief of Dearborn Heights Police.
HFC alumnus working on new 3D visualization technology
HFC alumnus works on a new technology that will change the way people store and share knowledge in a 3D world.
HFC graduate Leon Ayers will play D1 basketball for Mercer
Originally committed to the University Wisconsin-Green Bay, HFC alumnus Leon Ayers will now transfer to Mercer University.
Nursing alumna wins Eagle Eye Award from Beaumont
Nursing alumna Shannon Kelly received a hospital-wide award for going above and beyond the call of duty for patient care.
Future HFC student Nasr Abdulla featured in Free Press
Future Hawk who overcame great obstacles to achieve success was profiled in the Detroit Free Press.
HFC Detroit Promise student shares future plans on FOX 2
HFC student Kalani Olatunji recently spoke about the Detroit Promise, which made her college plans possible, on FOX2.
A traveling nurse goes west
Working during the pandemic is a “revolutionary time” for nurses, says HFC nursing alumna Amber Heery.
Alumnus Byron Brooks wins community service awards
A tireless champion of the homeless, HFC alumnus Byron Brooks recently won two awards at Ferris State for his community service work.
Family commitment: Dean’s sons on the frontlines during the pandemic
Two of Dean Susan Shunkwiler’s sons are helping on the pandemic frontlines.
HFC grappler extends wrestling career at Rochester University
HFC wrestler will transfer to Rochester University, where he intends to complete a bachelor's degree and pursue a career in sports management.
Nurse on the frontlines of pandemic in New York
“There are no words for what I’m living through,” says HFC nursing alumna Yasmin Osman, who is working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic and happy to be able to help patients and their families.