Wake Tech News

Wake Invests in Women is joining forces with Triangle Women in STEM as it works to address income gaps between men and women in STEM fields.

Wake Tech has named Dr. Pamela Howze, an experienced community college educator and consultant, as the new Executive Director of Apprenticeship, Customized Training, and Work Based Learning.

Wake Tech is proud to be the recipient of a 2019 Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Community Appearance.

Wake Tech’s popular athletics program has a new leader: The college has named Brian Anweiler as Athletic Director.

Four years ago, Wake Tech embarked on an ambitious plan to change the face of online education. As one of 17 colleges and universities across the country to be awarded a First in the World grant from the U.S. Department of Education.

Wake Tech’s food pantry program for students in need got a reboot today.

With the ceremonial cutting of a “ribbon” of dental floss, Wake Tech’s renovated Dental Hygiene Clinic opened today at the Perry Health Sciences Campus.

Twenty-three high school culinary teachers are attending a two-day culinary boot camp sponsored by the North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association, ProStart, and Wake Tech.

Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines! Automotive industry icon Rick Hendrick helped kick off construction of Wake Tech’s new automotive training facility with a $1 million gift from Hendrick Automotive Group and by unveiling the name, “Hendrick Center for Automotive Excellence.”