President Kavalhuna’s April 2 message to students
During the April 2 Board of Trustees meeting, President Kavalhuna addressed comments of support and hope to HFC students.
Former HFC leader and MCCC founding president reflects on 95 years
Dr. Ronald Campbell, a former HFC administrator and founding president of Monroe County Community College, shares stories from starting a new community college.
Keambra Pierson will become Associate Dean of BEPD in July
Surgical Technologist program director Keambra Pierson will become the Associate Dean of BEPD in July.
HFC student speaks at Advocacy Training and Hill Day in Washington, D.C.
First generation HFC student William Mercer talked to advocates and lawmakers about helping students overcome significant obstacles to success.
Board of Trustees special meeting (via Zoom), April 2, 2020
The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting via Zoom videoconferencing technology on April 2, 2020, at 4:00 p.m.
“The perfect fit”: HFC welcomes new staff accountant
Kimberly Perlongo joins HFC as a new staff accountant in Financial Services.
Update on coronavirus reports
President Kavalhuna provides an update on reports of COVID-19 cases associated with the HFC community.
Women Who Art: alumna Helen Gaus’ artwork at Tucson Jewish Community Center Fine Art Gallery
HFC alumna Helen Gaus' artwork is on display at the Tucson Jewish Community Center Fine Art Gallery in an exhibit called "The Space We Inhabit."
Robert Yahrmatter will become Associate Dean of SoLA in July
Political science instructor Robert Yahrmatter will become Associate Dean of SoLA July 1.
HFC provides life-saving ventilators, medical supplies to local hospitals
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.
Ford recognizes HFC ASSET program with 16th Performance Award
HFC's ASSET program earned a Performance Award for exceeding the performance standards set by Ford Motor Co.
Message to HFC employees, March 23, 11:00 p.m.
President Kavalhuna's second message to the College community following Governor Whitmer's remain-at-home order, addressed to faculty and staff.
Message to campus, March 23, 11:30 a.m.
President Kavalhuna's message to the College community following Governor Whitmer's remain-at-home order.
The Writing Center opens online March 23
The Writing Center reopens March 23 in an online format
Chelsea Rook’s photography selected for Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art
HFC alumna Chelsea Rook's photography has been selected for the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art in Missouri.
Skylight Cafe reopens Monday, March 23 for employees
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.
Winter 2020 classes resume (online only)
All classes that can be delivered online will be delivered online. These classes resume Monday, March 23.
Winter 2020 semester: resources and information
Information, resources, and assistance for the continuation of Winter 2020 semester at Henry Ford College. Spring/Summer and Fall 2020 information are also included.
HFC’s student newspaper named No. 1 in Division 3
The Mirror News, HFC's student-run newspaper, was named the No. 1 Division 3 college newspaper in the state of Michigan.
HFC mourns Abe Munfakh, chair of the HFC Foundation Board
Abe Munfakh, chair of the HFC Foundation Board, passed away on March 13.
President Kavalhuna's March 17 update to employees
President Kavalhuna's March 17 message to HFC employees details some changes to campus procedures and work environment.
Fall Semester begins
Classes begin for Fall semester
President Kavalhuna's March 16 messages to students and employees
President Kavalhuna's March 16 messages to students, faculty, and staff regarding College operations and coronavirus response.
March 16 HFC Board of Trustees meeting canceled
Governor Whitmer has asked public boards to suspend their regular meetings. The March 16 regular meeting of the Board of Trustees is canceled.