Wake Tech News

Wake Tech began a new academic year today with excitement and anticipation under the leadership of the community college’s fourth president, Dr. Scott Ralls.

US Senator Richard Burr met with leaders of Wake Tech to discuss the increasingly important role of community colleges in building a robust and competitive workforce for the 21st century economy.

Four local business leaders have joined the board of directors of the Wake Tech Foundation: Nick Neptune, Cheryl Parquet, Sharma Vemuri, and Pat Wilkins.

Wake Tech students will soon have a new option for getting to their classes on the RTP Campus: GoTriangle, our regional transit provider, is launching a new bus route on August 5.

Congratulations to Susan Meardon! The Cary resident was inducted into the Order of the Long Leaf Pine today.

Ninety Wake Tech faculty members earned promotions as part of the college’s faculty rank system this year.

Students who need an extra boost to become independent graduated today from Wake Tech’s Culinary Creations class.

The award honors institutions that have developed practices and/or technologies that have had a measurable effect on learning outcomes, student performance, or academic progression. 

Wake Tech invites members of the public to offer comment as part of the assessment process for the Public Safety Training Academy conducted by assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA ®).