Student Success

Trevor McConico, who fell in love with mass media at HFC, will continue his education at Wayne State.

HFC student Mohammad Turaani hopes his MSU fellowship will be a springboard to becoming a physician.

Maitham Khanafer's desire to pursue a career as a dietitian was sparked at age 14. HFC helped him become "100% ready" for his next steps.

Alanna Schwartz has changed her future goals because of her experience at HFC. This summer, she is working to change the world through a social justice fellowship.

Drew Maki, who played and coached baseball at HFC, gets his first head coaching job at Cleary.

HFC student Jesse Williams III landed a role as an extra in the new Don Cheadle movie, “No Sudden Move.”

HFC alumnus Kamel Elkadri's deep love for Dearborn inspires him to run for Dearborn City Council.

HFC alumnus Gary Woronchak talks about his love of Dearborn, his history as a journalist, and his reasons for a varied political career.

MCCAA Softball Player of the Year Moya Jones has been named an All-American, and is even prouder of her team's accomplishments.

William Bronner found his start to a successful engineering career and fulfilling life through HFC.

Applying what she learned only two weeks earlier helped HFC nursing student and classmates protect a patient.

Inspired by Jennifer Granholm, Army veteran and HFC student Willis is running for mayor because, as she says, "I still have faith in humanity, and we can create a better reality."

HFC student to attend Gannon University this fall on a scholarship.

After overcoming significant personal issues, HFC alumnus David Schaefer was recently named Madonna University Student of the Year.

Basketball player Carrington McCaskill named to 2020-21 NJCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Second Team All-American.

HFC alumna and former teacher Maali Luqman was appointed to the Women's Commission to make impactful changes outside the classroom.

HFC alumnus Lance Rosol has made his reputation in the Dearborn and Detroit communities as a photographer.

New business administration graduate Marilyn Torres kept her dream on track when it was almost derailed by life circumstances.

HFC alumna Dietta J. McKinney chose to study at HFC due to the diverse environment and great programs.

Detroit Promise alumnus Dunamis Archer has been beating the odds since the day he was born, and has been heavily engaged in community activities.

Rick Hatala and his daughter Hannah both work in HFC's Information Technology Services department.

Andre Archer will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2021 Gospel Choice Music Awards.

HFC alumnus won't let visual impairment stand in the way of his goals, one of which is running for Dearborn City Council.

Villanueva studied at HFC to give himself a chance at the career he loves -- helping others succeed in college.