HFC Community / Social

HFC's Dr. Kalvin DaRonne Harvell will speak about the work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, "Father of Black History Month," on March 2 (yes, the event name differs from the event date).

Currently in second place, the HFC men's basketball team will host the first round of the NJCAA Great Lakes B District Basketball Championship March 1.

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

English professor Dr. Ruth Haller helps students learn about writing and life at the same time.

Commencement will be held in person this spring. All faculty are invited to attend. Please order your academic regalia (free of charge) by March 15.

Learn to make sense of difficult feelings and learn more about managing challenging situations at March 1's virtual workshop.

The annual Women’s Recognition Luncheon will be held in a virtual format this year. Suggested donation is $20. Please register to join us on Zoom.

The HFC community mourns the loss of longtime HFC music instructor Rick Goward.

Learn ways to overcome anxiety and nervousness by attending HFC's free “Stop Test Anxiety” virtual workshops, beginning Feb. 25.

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

Become active within the HFC community by joining Student Council. Applications are due March 5.

Learn about the great heroes of World War II: the Tuskegee Airmen from Retired Major William Burnett during this live online event.

Celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science by watching "Women Untold" Feb. 11, which chronicles the achievements of 3 women of color in the STEM fields.

12 area employers are looking to recruit qualified HFC students and alumni for full-time openings at the Feb. 9 job fair.

The BMQFG will discuss various opportunities with the Transfer Bridges to Humanities at Michigan and Henry Ford II Honors Program.

You are invited to dine at HFC's student-run restaurant, which is open for the Winter semester.

Dr. Wanda Chukwu's aunt was a “healthcare hero,” and young Wanda was inspired to become a nurse herself.

As part of Black History Month, HFC will host the presentation “The Unbearable and Unending Costs of Jamestown, Virginia’s 1619 Purchase” Feb. 22.

Two sisters recall the struggle for the right to vote in Feb. 8 virtual presentation “Three Marches, Two Sisters, One Bridge."

Bring your instruments and sing a song on Open Mic Night, sponsored by the HFC Music Club, on Feb. 2.

Beth Preston believes deeply in community college mission. She sees herself as a surrogate “mom” for some students, and a patient mentor for others.

Beginning January 19, weekly yoga returns to HFC. It is free for HFC employees and enrolled students.

Only in Dr. Mike Hill's class (we think!) can students learn about Socrates, Hobbes, Aristotle, “The Walking Dead,“ and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”

Anne Dinnan has applied her unique real world experiences to enrich her teaching in her religious studies classes.