HFC Community / Social

HFC alumna wins Women in Business Success Award for her culinary studio.

Members of the HFC community are doing life-saving, meaningful, and supportive work in many ways during the coronavirus. We share some of those stories with you here.

HFC engineering and math instructor Hassan Taleb assists in construction of the one-millionth face shield. “This is our opportunity as leaders to manage this crisis and build a brighter future.”

Governor Whitmer extended the Stay Home, Stay Safe executive order through April 30. President Kavalhuna and the HFC community support this decision and will continue with remote operations.

“The greatest thing that we can do for each other in a time of adversity is to demonstrate love," says Carrington.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on Easter, the centerpiece of the Christian year, and Holy Week and Good Friday.

HFC team members band together to help students by donating SAFE-Packs.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on the meaning of Passover.

HFC donates medical supplies to Beaumont Health, including almost 300 boxes of Nitrile gloves.

During the April 2 Board of Trustees meeting, President Kavalhuna addressed comments of support and hope to HFC students.

Dr. Ronald Campbell, a former HFC administrator and founding president of Monroe County Community College, shares stories from starting a new community college.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting via Zoom videoconferencing technology on April 2, 2020, at 4:00 p.m.

Kimberly Perlongo joins HFC as a new staff accountant in Financial Services.

Political science instructor Robert Yahrmatter will become Associate Dean of SoLA July 1.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the HFC School of Health and Human Services has provided medical equipment and supplies to area hospitals, including five life-saving ventilators.

The Writing Center reopens March 23 in an online format

HFC alumna Chelsea Rook's photography has been selected for the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art in Missouri.

Skylight café reopens March 23 for the rest of Winter semester, to serve our employees who are still working on campus. Service will be limited, to practice social distancing.

The Mirror News, HFC's student-run newspaper, was named the No. 1 Division 3 college newspaper in the state of Michigan.

Abe Munfakh, chair of the HFC Foundation Board, passed away on March 13.

President Kavalhuna describes what is happening at HFC in regard to coronavirus as of March 11, 2020.

Tim Sequin will retire from HFC on March 31 after 15 years. Look for him in local choirs, on basketball courts, and at barbecue competitions.

Show your Hawk pride by wearing your HFC gear during Spirit Days.

The College community is warmly invited to join in a memorial celebration of Randall Eiermann’s life.