Lecture / Workshop / Seminar

Dr. Adam Hazlett will speak on the behalf of the autistic community April 14-15, promoting mental health, well-being, and belonging as part of Autism Awareness Month.

Meet the Experts: Corewell Health Career Panel invites anyone interested in four health care fields, plus culinary and HR, to the HFC campus on April 8. Free pizza lunch and networking/shadowing opportunities.

Interested in a career in physical therapy? Join us at the free Team Rehabilitation Physical Therapy Lunch and Learn workshop on April 2.

Renowned educator Dr. Rashid Faisal will be the keynote speaker, focusing on a century of the significance of Black History Month on April 24.

HFC alumna Linda Hannah will speak at “Hats Off to Your Brilliance: Transitioning PTK Honors into Real-World Career Success” March 23. This event is free and open to everyone.

Our STEM Family Day is a fun and free event for families interested in the STEM fields. We request that you please make sure you can attend, as we will provide a free lunch for all participants. Please register by April 9, then join us on April 11.

The Hawk Career Exploration Academy is open to middle and high school students interested in STEAM careers. The cost is $25 per session. Register by March 16.

HFC's new gaming room is equipped with high-performance gaming computers, immersive VR reality headsets, large-format displays, modern collaborative workstations, and space to study and hang out. There will be an open house on March 19.

Mixed media artist Jeanette Strezinski's “What the Space Sees” exhibition depicts alternative worlds with futuristic narratives at the Sisson Gallery through Feb. 26.

Dr. Susan Brooks, who teaches at the U-M Medical School, will talk about her experiences, and careers in STEM, at the Partners Breakfast on March 27.

This is the second consecutive year HFC will host the statewide LAND Conference. Dates are Feb. 18-20.

Build your pathway to a cybersecurity career at the STACK Cybersecurity Lunch and Learn workshop. We ask that you register by Feb. 17 so we'll have enough food.

On Feb. 20, HFC will host 10 high school teams at the Regional Science Bowl, showcasing HFC's mission of educational access and community engagement.

“Crafting for a Cause” will prepare materials for reuse through Arts & Scraps in Detroit. This on-campus volunteer opportunity is Feb. 25 and is open to anyone.

Everyone is invited to attend Black History Month events at HFC to promote learning and understanding of this important commemoration.

Hollie Tugwell will teach you academic success strategies at the "Study Skills: Learn How to Study Effectively" workshop Feb. 20. You can attend either in-person or via Zoom.

Everyone is invited to meetings of the Dr. Henry J. Bowers Focus Group, a student support and learning organization at HFC. During February, the meetings will be devoted to learning and celebration about Black History Month.

Children's author Hadil Ghoneim will read and sign her latest children's book, Arabic Folktales for Children, on Feb. 3.

The preparation for public service federal résumé writing workshop is free and open to HFC students and alumni.

Celebrate Women in STEM Day on Feb. 13 at HFC. Representatives from LegaSea Aquarium & The Reptarium will give a presentation that will include many animals.

HFC ceramics instructor Steve Glazer's "Gathering of the Griots" exhibition will be on display at the Sisson Gallery through Jan. 29.

Join us for our Coffee & Careers workshop, “Build Your Professional Network Before Graduation," on Feb. 24. All students are welcome.

At the Summer Research Opportunities Symposium on Jan. 21, you will learn about summer research opportunities and how to engage with them. You will also hear from university partners.

Join us for our Coffee & Careers workshop, “Interview Strategies for Trades and Technical Students," on Feb. 4. All students are welcome.