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The official HFC website is getting a facelift in mid-July. It is part of the Web Team's efforts to provide better service, better experiences, and better customization.

HFC's commitment to accessibility is a powerful way to make the world better for everyone.

Russell Kavalhuna, J.D., A.T.P., officially joined the HFC community as College President on Monday, July 2. He spent much of his first week meeting students and community members, and becoming familiar with his new campus.

As a former Marine himself, Judge L. Eugene Hunt of the 19th District Court in Dearborn has always had a soft spot for veterans. When Hunt was an attorney and saw a veteran in the courthouse, he would always approach him or her, offering pro bono legal assistance if needed.

In consultation with the Board of Trustees and Cabinet, President Kavalhuna is conducting a listening tour to kick off his term as President.

The Tiny Home project, an HFC collaboration with RE/MAX and built by HFC Architecture and Construction Technology students under the close guidance of HFC faculty member Chad Richert, has been SOLD to the highest bidder in an online auction.

Students in HFC’s architecture/construction technology (ACT), energy technology, and interior design programs joined together to build and design the “Tiny Home for Tiny Tots.”

When Breanna Allen joined the Engineering Club at HFC, she was the only woman in the room. “When I showed up for my first meeting, people didn’t understand why I was there,” recalled Allen. “They seemed to think I was lost or looking for someone."

Ally training is provided free of charge to HFC staff, faculty, and students. Fifty seats available; register today.

Similar to the first two years of a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, the new AFA degree at HFC is one-of-a-kind and best in class.

First of its kind program offers no-cost option, and a ready-made job, for students interested in becoming a medical assistant.