Human Resources

All employees who are in the Optional Retirement Plan (ORP) should review this important information about changes to our TIAA plans. You are invited to attend group or individual information sessions.

September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. The caring Henry Ford College community is here to help and support you. You are not alone.

Dr. Naser Abumustafa brings more than 22 years of experience to HFC as one of two new Associate Deans in BEPD.

Dr. Sašo Krstovski brings nearly 30 years at Ford to his new role as an associate dean in the School of Business, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development.

Michele Shelton has been inspired by professional roles that meet a need, resolve a problem, make things better, and give people a sense of empowerment and growth.

HFC introduces an easier way to update your tax information.

As the Fall 2024 begins, now is the ideal time to set some goals for the new academic year.

At the August 28 Employee Benefits Fair, you can explore the best options for you and your family. You'll sign up for benefits during Open Enrollment in November.

STEM Program Advising Specialist Brandi Walthall-Johnson thrives in the atmosphere of a community college.

HFC alumna Alayna Kondraciuk returns to the College as an Admissions Associate, hosting student and family tours and assisting students who apply to the College.

Starting July 2024, all HSA requests will be completed electronically through NEOED.

Cortney Markham, daughter of an HFC nursing grad, joins the Department of Media Communication Arts at a transformative time.

In recognition of Pride Month, the NEOED course of the month for June teaches you about Becoming an Ally.

Ashley Smith is the first female faculty chair of the Automotive Tech/ASSET programs at HFC.

Dr. Gerald Walker has grand plans for more time on his bike, including competitions, in the coming months and years.

Detroit Promise Transition Specialist Reco Spencer enjoys helping students cross the finish line at HFC.

Her nearly 10 years of experience in higher ed at Baker College make Alisha Burmeister a perfect fit for HFC.

In recognition of National Decency Day, the NEOED course of the month teaches you "How to Be a Considerate Coworker."

Gonzalez Herrera’s varied life experiences allow her to support and empower international students at HFC.

Dr. Joel Geffen helps students think and learn at the college level by building rapport through respectful listening, interaction, and questions about some of life's core challenges and values.

Beth Michel, a lifelong learner working on her fifth college degree, has had a wide-ranging career in human services, consulting, fundraising, technology, teaching, and now advising.

April is National Stress Awareness Month. Take the new "Whole Health" course to learn how to manage your stress level.

Vice President Amy Clark is one of 30 attorneys in Metro Detroit named to the Crain’s Notable Women in Law for 2024.

All HFC employees who create any form of digital content (including email) are required by the federal government to undergo accessibility training each year.