Wake Tech News

Wake Tech hosted Anne Richard, Assistant Secretary of the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration for the U.S. Department of State, at its Beltline Education Center today.

Wake Technical Community College welcomes Katie Gailes as Director of Entrepreneurship Initiatives, with responsibilities that include the Wake Tech/Wells Fargo Center for Entrepreneurship. Gailes is tasked with identifying and launching innovative programs that contribute to the entrepreneurial fabric in Wake County and beyond.

U.S. Representative David Price visited Wake Tech Community College today to announce a federal grant award that will have an impact on thousands of students over the next five years.

Wake Tech students showed “signs” of success this week! Students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) who have been accepted to four-year colleges and universities signed their names to posters bearing their schools’ logos.

TP business leaders had a glimpse of the future today as they learned about the “next-generation learning environment” Wake Tech is creating at its new RTP Campus in Morrisville.

Wake Tech students in a capstone Applied Engineering Design Project course (EGR 285) presented some pretty exciting – yet practical – creations today to college faculty and industry representatives.

Wake Technical Community College welcomes Theresa Peaden as Director of the Wake Tech Small Business Center.

Hundreds of people got a taste of the arts today at Wake Tech Community College! The college hosted Artsfusion, a showcase of student talent in creative writing, visual arts, culinary arts, and music.

Some students who graduate from Wake Technical Community College next Saturday will have more than academic transcripts to present to potential employers.