Fostering Bright Futures Celebration Provides Fellowship and Gifts
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December 02, 2022
Christmas arrived early for students in Wake Tech's Fostering Bright Futures program.
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October 2022

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From left to right: Joy Curry, Director, WCE Financial Resources and Student Support, Lonette Mims, Dean, Occupational Services and Western Wake Chief Campus Officer, Anthony Caison, Vice President, Workforce Continuing Education, Chad Gibson, SECU Senior Vice President, Chris Woodward, SECU Vice President, Becca Mulvaney, SECU Foundation Program Officer

SECU Foundation Provides Bridge to Career Scholarships for Non-Degree Students

December 01, 2022
The State Employees Credit Union Foundation has provided renewed funding for up to 30 Wake Tech non-degree students to receive a $500 Bridge to Career scholarship.
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College Recognizes Work-Based Learning Employer and Student of the Year

Employer and Student Win Work-Based Learning Honors

November 30, 2022
Wake Tech recognizes its Work-Based Learning Employer of the Year and Student of the Year.
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U.S. Rep. Ross and NSF Director Panchanathan Highlight Vital Grants at Wake Tech

Congresswoman and NSF Director Highlight Grants at Wake Tech

November 23, 2022
Wake Tech has six active projects funded by the National Science Foundation.
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International Students Celebrate Native Cultures

International Students Celebrate Native Cultures

November 22, 2022
Wake Tech celebrated its diverse student body with International Day events.
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Wake Tech and WRAL Team Up for Brain Game

Wake Tech and WRAL Team Up for Brain Game

November 17, 2022
The "smartest 30 minutes on television" is back for a new season at a new location.
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Students Earn Top Honors at Math Competition

Students Earn Top Honors at Math Competition

November 16, 2022
Wake Tech students earned top honors at a math competition for two-year colleges in North Carolina.
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