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May 2025
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In The Community
College Offers Relief to Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Wake Tech is partnering with local municipalities and businesses to help small businesses in Wake County recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
Campus Happenings
Virtual Run to Support Students During Pandemic
On your mark, get set, go! Wake Tech is hosting a community virtual run to raise funds to support students impacted by COVID-19.
Around WakeTech
College Offers Answers and Care to Students During Coronavirus
When Wake Tech closed campuses in mid-March due to the coronavirus, college leaders quickly brainstormed ways to stay student-focused in a remote learning environment.
Events
Nursing Graduates Heading into the Fight Against COVID-19
The fight against the coronavirus pandemic in the Triangle is about to get a boost from Wake Tech Community College.
Academics
Summer and Fall Registration Opens as Planned April 13
While Wake Tech campuses remain closed due to the coronavirus, registration for summer and fall curriculum classes is still on schedule.
In The Community
Wake Tech Offering Online IT Courses to Workers Displaced by COVID-19
Wake Tech, a leader in computer training, is responding to the needs of workers who have lost their jobs or had their hours reduced because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In The Community
College Loans Portable Ventilator to WakeMed
Wake Technical Community College is loaning its only ventilator to WakeMed Health and Hospitals for use during the coronavirus pandemic.
Partnerships
Coastal Credit Union Donates Laptops for Wake Tech Students
Wake Tech has received a generous gift of laptops to help students continue to pursue their educational goals during the coronavirus pandemic.
Events
College Donates Personal Protective Equipment to Local Hospitals
Wake Tech, a leader in health sciences training, is gathering much-needed personal protective equipment (PPE) from its programs to be donated to local hospitals as COVID-19 cases rise in North Carolina.
