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April 2025
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College Welcomes Largest Fall Enrollment Since Pandemic
Wake Tech began a new academic year on August 15 with the largest fall enrollment in three years.
Partnerships
Advance Auto Parts Scholarship Recipients are Celebrated
The first five recipients of the Advance Auto Parts Foundation Future Technician scholarship are equipped and ready to go!
Wake Tech Foundation
New Board Members Bring Commitment and Experience to Wake Tech Foundation
Four outstanding community leaders have joined the Wake Tech Foundation Board of Directors, bringing with them a wealth of expertise and experience.
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Wake County Students Explore Public Safety Careers
More than two dozen Wake County high school students explored career options in public safety at Wake Tech’s Public Safety Education Campus.
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College Welcomes Guests from the White House
Wake Tech hosted special visitors from the White House at the Scott Northern Wake Campus.
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College Celebrates New Dental Assistants
Twenty-two highly qualified dental assistants from Wake Tech will soon be supporting the delivery of dental treatment to patients.
Partnerships
Pop-Up Retail Space Supported by Wake Tech Accepting New Applications
The retail space and incubator program known as Pop-Up Shops at Martin Street is accepting new applications for minority- and women-owned retail tenants that would like to share affordable space and add to the vibrancy of the downtown Raleigh storefront market.
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Students Excel at SkillsUSA National Competition
Two Wake Tech students and one student from Vernon Malone College and Career Academy earned awards in the annual SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference, held June 20-24 in Atlanta.
Academics
WPU-Wake Tech Partnership Creates "2+2" Path for Transfer Students
Students transferring from Wake Tech to William Peace University now have two more "2+2" options under a new articulation agreement, the schools announced.
