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Michael Denning, a Wake Tech graduate, is now Dr. Michael Denning, a pediatrician in Washington, D.C.
April 2025
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Students in Action
Student Ambassador Selected for Prestigious Fellowship Program
One of Wake Tech's student leaders has been invited to join the prestigious E Pluribus Unum Fellowship program.
Student Success
STEM Students Selected for National Research Program
Two Wake Tech STEM students have been selected to participate in a national program to train them to be advocates for undergraduate research.
Wake Tech Foundation
College Awards More Than 300 Scholarships for 2022-23
Thanks to the generosity of corporate and individual donors, the Wake Tech Foundation awarded more than 300 student scholarships, totaling $447,204, for the 2022-23 academic year.
Partnerships
Wake Tech and Shaw University Sign Technology Articulation Agreement
Wake Tech and Shaw University have signed an agreement that allows Wake Tech course credits to transfer to Shaw toward completion of a bachelor of science degree.
Events
College Plans Strategic Expansion for Workforce Development
Wake Tech, the state’s largest community college, is planning a four-year strategic expansion to meet the workforce training needs of our growing community.
Partnerships
College Teams Up with Town of Morrisville for Esports Program
Wake Tech is teaming up with the Town of Morrisville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department to provide a space at the RTP Campus for the community to engage in the growing world of esports.
Events
College Announces Free, Accelerated Training
Adults looking for quick entry into the job market can take advantage of free, accelerated workforce training programs at Wake Tech.
Campus Happenings
Facilities Hosts Team-Building Event with a Purpose
Students returned from the Labor Day weekend to a nice surprise – a newly-painted patio at Building L on Southern Wake Campus.
Funding & Development
Federal Grant Brings Life Sciences Investment
The announcement of nearly $25 million from the U.S. Economic Development Administration’s Build Back Better Regional Challenge will bring more life sciences training to Wake Tech.
