Alayna Kondraciuk has long medium blonde hair and is wearing a black shirt.

HFC welcomes back Alayna Kondraciuk, a long-term Hawk

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.
Jesus Cruz-Navarro is standing in front of a Wayne State University backdrop and proudly holds up his diploma from Wayne State University

Jesus Cruz-Navarro gives back through Social Work

HFC alumnus is building on his multiple life experiences to advocate for others through a service profession. He spoke at the 2024 WSU commencement.
Michelangelo Molinari is wearing a hoodie and taking a selfie with his horse Smoke.

Michelangelo Molinari found his voice at HFC

Michelangelo Molinari is proud of what he accomplished as chair of HFC's Student Council.
Tiffany Williams is holding her dish of Cajun-fried catfish with white cheddar gouda cheese grits topped off with lobster-lemon butter sauce and garlic shrimp.

Tiffany Williams is a culinary entrepreneur

HFC alumna Tiffany Williams took the leap to start her own business, Taste Tiff's Catering in Detroit. She has earned numerous accolades for her work.
White coffee mug that reads Thrive Farmers Coffee surrounded by coffee beans.

HFC’s Skylight Café “thrives” with new coffee supplier

Thrive Farmers is now the main coffee and tea supplier at the HFC Skylight Café.
Cortney Markham wear black glasses and a white sweater, and has dark brown hair, smiling at the camera.

HFC welcomes Cortney Markham as MCA Lab Technician

Cortney Markham, daughter of an HFC nursing grad, joins the Department of Media Communication Arts at a transformative time.
Lama Bazzi is holding a scholarship certificate between Colleen Nieman and Lee Hollman.

Rotary Club of Dearborn awards $73K in scholarships to 27 students

Dearborn Rotary honors 27 students with scholarships.
Dr. Chelsea Lonsdale in graduation attire on right, with her daughter to her left.

Get to Know HFC: Dr. Chelsea Lonsdale’s full-circle journey at the College

Newly minted Dr. Chelsea Lonsdale believes earning her doctorate will help her become an even better teacher.
Mohammad Turaani is smiling at camera wearing his Wayne State University cap and gown.

Mohammad Turaani wants to be the voice of hope for patients as a physician

An excellent example of perseverance and resilience, HFC alumnus Mohammad Turaani has earned his associate and bachelor's degrees, and will enroll in med school this fall.
Carmen Hayes, wearing a pink tutu and white tank top, posing next to her Princess Nellie character illustration.

HawkStrong: Writing is Carmen Hayes’ voice to the world

Carmen Hayes found writing a therapeutic and creative outlet, and published several children's books even before completing her HFC degree.
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Join us for (free tuition!) Michigan Reconnect info sessions

Michigan Reconnect provides in-district tuition at no cost to you. Our information sessions will get you started on your path to a rewarding career.
A sunny day on a Great Lakes shoreline

How to safely enjoy the Great Lakes

Awareness saves lives -- take it from Jamie Racklyeft. Skills like “flip, float, and follow” can save even the strongest swimmers. Everyone is are vulnerable to the hazards of rip currents, which drown hundreds nationwide each summer.
Kayla Kerr and Gabbie Kelly-Powell at the NFL Draft in downtown Detroit.

HFC Cisco students worked behind the scenes at the NFL Draft

HFC students Kayla Kerr and Gabbie Kelly-Powell represented the HFC Cisco program at the NFL Draft in Detroit by assisting behind the scenes.
Chardin Claybourne on the left and Soliman Touelh on the right.

HawkStrong: Soliman Touelh receives national Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship

Soliman Touelh wins the Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship and will transfer to U-M this fall.
Headshot of Ali Seblini in a black suit with grey plaid tie.

HawkStrong: Seblini named Outstanding Biology Student, aspires to medical career

Ali Seblini encourages students to pursue difficult subjects. This fall, he will transfer to U-M and hopes to become a doctor.