Lecture / Workshop / Seminar

For students interested in transferring to EMU, a transfer advisor will be on campus to talk to you during the Winter 2025 semester.

For students interested in transferring to UM-Dearborn, a transfer advisor will be on campus to talk to you every Monday during the Winter 2025 semester.

If you're an HFC student with 45 credits (or close to that), you should attend the cegree completion workshop on Jan. 30.

To get off to a great start in January and develop helpful tools and habits, come to the "Start Your Semester Off Right" seminar on Jan. 15.

Yusef Salaam, one of the “Central Park Five,” will be the keynote speaker at the 2025 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation – “When They See Us: A Journey of Resilience and Justice.”

Any adult who wants to learn Swift and app development from Apple may enroll in this free HFC program Jan. 28-May 1, 2025.

As the holidays and finals draw near, the HFC Counseling Department will share coping skills at its first group session Dec. 4.

The public is invited to Honors Day on Dec. 6, where Henry Ford II Honors Program students will present and discuss their research projects in a symposium-style event.

HFC's latest art exhibition, "Visual Loudmouths: The Art of Good Trouble," will be in the Sisson Art Gallery until Dec. 5.

HFC is proud to host the 2025 LAND Conference Feb. 19-21, 2025. Lighting talk proposals are due in mid-November; registration for the conference is Feb. 17.

The College will provide awareness info and confidential testing opportunities Dec. 3.

Diplomat in Residence Ken Roy will speak about careers at the U.S. Dept. of State Nov. 13. All students are welcome.

Big Four firm PwC will host a session about choosing a career in accounting on Nov. 7.

HFC will host a “Path to Prosperity through Apprenticeships” networking event on Nov. 20 for people interested in skilled trades professions.

Institutional Research and Business Intelligence will hold an in-depth workshop for faculty and staff about the diversity of HFC's student body. The purpose is to help all of us in our work to promote student success.

Excellence of the Black Woman Conference inspires and challenges participants to reimagine how conferences can bring value to their lives.

Al-Tawil, a doctoral student, will discuss higher education, becoming a scholar in the humanities, and the importance of finding meaning in teaching.

HFC celebrates first-generation college students. President Kavalhuna and Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib will host a discussion with students during First Generation College Celebration day.

IRBI hosts an online seminar about WebFOCUS on Oct. 22.

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.

The Council of World Cultures presents “Looking Beyond Libyan Jewelry” on Oct. 15. Dr. Rajia Rashed will introduce the study of jewelry as a tool for narrating the history and culture of societies.

The Oct. 25 Student Success Summit will help Detroit Promise and Hawk Advantage students navigate college, finances, and self-care.

Learn essential skills about taking care of yourself during World Mental Health Day at HFC.

Author Daralynn Walker is excited to share her children's book, "Super Cities! Detroit," with the HFC community.