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July 2025
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NC Governor Highlights Workforce Training at Northern Wake Campus
The spotlight was on workforce training, as Governor Roy Cooper visited Wake Tech’s Northern Wake Campus today.
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Students Showcase Baking Skills
Advanced students in Wake Tech’s Baking & Pastry Arts program presented Bakers’ Row - a showcase of their original concept bakeries - today at the Northern Wake Campus.
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Graphic Design Students Pitch Branding Concepts to Real-Life Business Clients
Students in Wake Tech’s Graphic Design class presented a portfolio of branding and design projects they have been working on throughout the semester to their real-life business clients.
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Empowering Young Women in IT
Students came from four Wake County schools for the first annual Young Women in IT Conference, hosted by Wake Tech’s Computer Technologies Division.
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It’s All about Inventions for Wake Tech Engineers
Teams of engineering students from Wake Tech and Durham Tech faced off today in a competition that literally got the wheels turning!
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Wake Tech Dean is Honored by State Board of Community Colleges
The North Carolina State Board of Community Colleges presented Dr. Kai Wang, Wake Tech Senior Dean of Strategic Innovations, with the Staff Person of the Year award.
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Employees and Students Recognized for Excellence
Wake Tech Community College recognized students, faculty, and staff at its annual Excellence Awards – held tonight in the Student Services Building on the Southern Wake Campus.
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Community Partners Recognized for Excellence
Wake Technical Community College President Stephen Scott has recognized four community partners for their outstanding contributions to the mission and vision of Wake Tech.
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Wake Tech Begins the Presidential Search Process
The Wake Tech Board of Trustees has approved the process for hiring the college’s fourth president.
