Wake Tech News

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Wake Tech is pleased to announce that the National Science Foundation (NSF) Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program has awarded the college two grants totaling $999,898 to help meet industry need for skilled technicians in modern, high-tech facilities and increase students’ understanding of the relevance of math in industry.

Wake Tech is pleased to announce that Cindy Ellison will become the new Dean of Information Technology on June 15.

Wake Tech partnered with college service contractors and a food vendor to provide lunch for first responders and healthcare workers.

Wake Tech is partnering with local municipalities and businesses to help small businesses in Wake County recover from the coronavirus 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.

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.

The fight against the coronavirus pandemic in the Triangle is about to get a boost from Wake Tech Community College.

While Wake Tech campuses remain closed due to the coronavirus, registration for summer and fall curriculum classes is still on schedule.