Student Success

Winning third place in the online newspaper category was only one of several awards for HFC's student-run newspaper.

After many deep struggles, Ashley Trent fell in love with school after meeting and learning from the faculty at HFC.

HFC alumnus Anthony Triplett lives his dream of making a living playing music and passing on that love to the next generation of musicians.

HFC's BMQFG opened up many doors for nursing student Vanessa Newton, who is also enrolled in the Henry Ford II Honors program.

HFC student Mirvat Hakim helped her son Mohamad sign up for dual enrollment. Then she enrolled herself.

HFC student Chelsie Gore changes careers to pursue her dream of becoming a teacher.

To help students succeed in anatomy classes, Gregory Karapetian created 105 free, customized anatomy videos for students.

After long hours of work, Isis Hang chose her own path, getting a second chance at academics at HFC.

Donetta Hartley is honored to be part of a public health campaign to encourage patients to take care of their holistic health.

HFC faculty gave Harhara the confidence and skills she needed to pursue her dream of becoming a teacher.

Jonathan Harris’ painting, “Critical Race Theory,” is a flashpoint for national dialog about how history is perceived and taught.

There is always hope when you have people supporting you to succeed, says Ava Renee Willis. Her non-profit provides support for formerly incarcerated women.

HFC was Keirra Scott's third try at higher education. This time, she found the right path. Now, she's out to make a difference in others' lives.

Henry Ford II Honors Program students present their research on Dec. 10. The public is invited.

HFEC is the only high school in Michigan to win a National Blue Ribbon School Award this year. A team of HFEC representatives traveled to Washington, D.C. for the awards ceremony.

Finnley Culhane says enrolling at HFC "seemed like destiny." Her mother, Teena, is an alumna and an instructor.

HFC gave Amir El-Aswad the foundation he needed for law school and his dream career as a litigator.

After a rocky start in academics, Keven Metushi gave himself a second chance, enrolled at HFC, and is heavily involved on campus.

Ismaila Ba chose HFC for location, affordability, and its reputation for developing leaders. His hands-on learning at HFC helped him launch his IT career.

Alumna Rachel Jones returns to HFC as the new clinical coordinator/instructor in the Ophthalmic Technician program.

Early College alumnus starts his career with HFC, after graduating from the national award-winning Henry Ford Early College.

A dedicated teacher inspired Jerry Kondraciuk to make technology his career.

Despite being out of his comfort zone, John Shelton earned two associate degrees, is earning a bachelor's degree in engineering, and now works at Ford Motor Company.

Megan Akkari supports students through the HFC School of STEM, and will soon be an HFC student herself.