Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group

The first Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group meeting this fall is Wednesday, Sept. 14, at noon in Room N-011. All are invited.

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.

Members of HFC's BMQFG will be honored at April 28's Rites of Passage graduation event.

“Resiliency During Uncertainty: Succeeding Despite Challenges” is the theme of the 3rd annual Annual Black Male Retention: Best Practices and Student Success Conference. Dr. Fredrick Douglass Dixon is the keynote speaker.

HFC's BMQFG opened up many doors for nursing student Vanessa Newton, who is also enrolled in the Henry Ford II Honors program.

HFC's Dr. Kalvin DaRonne Harvell will speak about the work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, "Father of Black History Month," on March 2 (yes, the event name differs from the event date).

The BMQFG will discuss various opportunities with the Transfer Bridges to Humanities at Michigan and Henry Ford II Honors Program.

Students will have the opportunity to hear from representatives of five universities during the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) event Jan. 19.

MLK Peace Rally on January 20 begins at UM-Dearborn and ends at HFC. Senator Santana, Dr. Kalvin Harvell and VP Holly Diamond will speak.

The first Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group meeting this fall is Wednesday, Jan. 12, at noon via Zoom. All are invited.

HFC was Keirra Scott's third try at higher education. This time, she found the right path. Now, she's out to make a difference in others' lives.

Celebrate. Learn. Enjoy this annual community gathering and symposium! All are invited.

Join us for this free conference hosted by the Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group, Nov. 11 and 12. Dr. Kenja McCray is the keynote speaker. All are invited.

HFC's Chardin Claybourne is one of eight authors of, “Antiracism Glossary for Education and Life." His life experiences provided ample material, in addition to the academic exercise.

HFC is the right fit and the right choice for new English instructor, who has taught in several states before coming to Michigan.

The first Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group meeting this fall is Weds., Sept. 15 at noon, via Zoom. All are invited.

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.

HFC sociology professor is the only instructor from a community college to speak at U-Wyoming's Black Studies Center mini-symposium on July 2.

Dr. Theodore Ransaw is the keynote speaker for the 2nd Annual Black Male Retention: Best Practices & Student Success Conference April 14-16.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on Black History Month and the legacy of race relations in America.

(video) HFC student Dia Camara presented "The Global Black Experience" in February. Camara's varied life experiences have shaped his aspirations to become a surgeon.

(Video) As part of the Black History Symposium, Dr. Kalvin DaRonne Harvell presented "Space, Race and the Case of Black Wall Street: Importance of a 2021 Interrogation."

(Video) Alanna Grace-Marie Schwartz presents her art and its context during this event for the 2021 Black History Month event series.

Five applications for the U-M Engelhardt Social Justice Fellowship remain. Apply by March 5.