HFC Community / Social

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.

We encourage you to bring a donation of 5 non-perishable food items as your entry fee to the HFC basketball games on Feb. 11. This is part of the annual MCCAA Hunger Games.

Students: Your participation in the Student Satisfaction Survey will help us improve the overall student experience at HFC. Please complete it by Feb. 6.

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.

HFC Student Activities offers more than 40 student organizations and dozens of activities that help you get involved with the campus community.

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

Mindful Mondays is open to everyone. It will teach you meditation, breathing, and other techniques to help you manage stress and support your mental health and well-being.

The “Pathways to the Self” photography exhibit will run from Jan. 15-Feb. 27. It features the work of four photographers, including HFC instructors Dr. Joel Geffen and Pamela Sayre.

Dr. Kalvin DaRonne Harvell will give a virtual keynote address, “Reintroducing Dr. King: Attempted Erasure and the Work of Recovery,” on Tuesday, Jan. 20.

Learn more about the universe at our other-worldly, advanced-technology Planetarium. Shows are free. Please register in advance, so we can be sure to get you seated.

"Arts of Defiance: Symbols of Hope," a poster-making workshop in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is open to the public on Thursday, January 22.

SAFE@HFC's mission is to spread awareness and support HFC students and employees in the LBGTQ+ community through resources and a welcoming environment.

The Hawks' Nest serves students by providing non-perishable food items and personal care items.

Make a difference by volunteering on the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service on Jan. 19, 2026.

A first-generation college graduate, Elyse Hogan knows what it takes to help students thrive.

If you are interested in transferring to EMU, talk to a transfer advisor at the HFC Welcome Center.

HFC alumna and Marine Corps veteran Clara Fritz holds two HFC degrees and plans to earn a public health bachelor's degree to help younger generations develop healthy emotional lives.

HFC brings to life the holiday classic, “’Twas the Night Before Christmas,” on WHFR-FM on Dec. 19 and during its WHFR Winter Season Celebration Dec. 24-26.

Enrolling at HFC turned aspiring nurse Olivia Ghurab's life around. She found she enjoys academics and learning.

Alecia Carter understands the role that placement can play in a student's successful academic journey. She also brings enthusiasm to building community at the College.

At HFC, Luciana Decina fell in love with ceramics. Her GPA skyrocketed, she felt healthier, and she now feels prepared to transfer to EMU.