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New Training Opportunity Offered in Collision Repair
Wake Tech is excited to announce a new workforce training opportunity focused on automotive glass repair to…
November 2025
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Events
Law Enforcement Cadets Graduate
A new class of highly trained law enforcement officers are ready to serve and protect. Nearly 20 cadets graduated from Wake Tech's rigorous Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy and received certificates and awards at the Southern Wake Campus.
College Leadership
New Dean of Transportation Programs
Wake Tech is excited to welcome Rick Sapienza as the new Dean of Transportation Technologies.
College Leadership
Provost Named Fulbright Scholar
Wake Tech is proud to announce Dr. Keith Babuszczak, provost for IT Programs and the RTP Campus, has been selected as a 2024-25 Fulbright U.S. Scholar.
Workforce Continuing Education
Enrollment Window Opens for Free Workforce Training
Wake Tech Propel covers the cost of registration, fees, books and course materials for about 50 short-term training programs.
Events
More EV Charging Stations for Students, Employees
Students, employees and visitors at Wake Tech's Perry Health Sciences Campus can now power up their electric vehicles onsite.
Events
Students Earn Medals at Elite ACF Competition
Culinary and baking students showed off talents, earning 36 medals at the North Carolina American Culinary Federation competition at Scott Northern Wake Campus.
Events
College Works to Increase Manufacturing Talent Pipeline
Wake Tech is among a select group of community and technical colleges across the United States working together to increase the talent pipeline for the manufacturing industry.
Partnerships
Community Partnerships on National Stage
Wake Tech's work building community partnerships was on the national stage as part of the Achieving the Dream 2024 conference in Orlando, Fla.
Employee News
College Welcomes New Department Head for Criminal Justice
Wake Tech is pleased to announce Mark Sullivan as the new department head for Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Technologies and Public Safety Administration.
