Alumni

Aspiring teacher Shiyma Abdullah had already decided teaching was her future. At HFC, she gained even more enthusiasm for the profession, with a goal to become a school principal.

Effective August 1, Robert Yahrmatter, an HFC alumnus, will become the Interim Dean. The College is grateful to Larry Smyrski for his interim leadership this past 18 months.

HFC Student Success Navigator Ashlei Chears wants to help historically underserved students achieve their academic goals.

HFC alumnus and Vietnam veteran Ronald Brooks suffered multiple wounds. His experiences after returning home inspired him to devote his time to helping other veterans.

Troy Gibson provides advising, guidance, and many kinds of support to HFC students.

Plymouth Township's new law enforcement leader, a proud HFC alumnus, wants to build on the established base of community policing and service.

Taekwondo black belt and first-generation American citizen Paul Antolin advances his career with a promotion to Grosse Pointe Woods City Clerk.

Since 2000, Dr. Ali Hariri has taught engineering and math classes at HFC on a regular basis. He, along with his wife and four daughters, have taken classes at HFC too.

As a lab technician at HFC, D. Mark Hall enjoys mentoring students. He hopes to return to his alma mater to teach in the telecommunication program, which he believes is his calling.

Dr. Rola A. Hariri, who recently earned her doctorate in pharmacy from Wayne State University, was once a math tutor in HFC's Learning Lab.

HFC prepared Erica Davenport for graduate school and ignited a passion for writing she never knew she had.

Byron Brooks adds a new certification from U-M to his list of significant academic accomplishments.

Edgar-nominated mystery author and HFC alumna Tracy Gardner has been a nurse for 30 years. Being nominated for the prestigious award has been a highlight of her writing career.

In her children's book, Salwa Mawari takes pride in portraying an underrepresented community in Yemen in a positive light.

The Chopstix in Livonia, owned by HFC alum Tung Luu, serves Asian cuisine. Its specialties include pho and sushi.

Lori Grande-Swiatkowski writes about her professional experiences witnessing what she regards a miraculous events.

Lauded by professors for her optimism and drive, graduating student Lasonia Gentle looks forward to pursuing a career in social work. She reads her commencement-inspired poem for other graduates.

Campus Safety Division Secretary Sarah Sullivan always has a cheerful demeanor, which helps with the many responsibilities of her job.

Army Air Corps Veteran and attorney Carlo Martina translated his diverse experiences at HFC into an ethics-based legal career.

For Gail Bock, it's an honor and privilege to help HFC's military-connected students with all their college-related needs, connect them with support networks, and provide a kind listening ear.

Get Started Grant provides up to $1,000 for HFC graduates who enroll at SHU in the summer and fall semesters.

HFC launches new and improved transcript service.

For recent graduates and those who are looking to change careers, you might want to attend the WSJ Jobs Summit on April 12.

Connie Holland takes initiative to provide personalized service to students and employees at the Welcome Center.