Wake Tech is closed Monday in observance of Veterans Day. Prospective students can still apply online, and current students can register for Spring semester classes. All classes will resume and offices will reopen on Tuesday morning.
Wake Invests in Women (WIIW) is dedicated to closing the gender wage and representation gaps in Wake County and the Triangle Area. To bridge those gaps, WIIW is creating a broad and collaborative network of organizations from private, public, government and nonprofit sectors. We aim to encourage innovative thinking through sharing best practices and celebrating successes to eliminate gender inequality in Wake County. Our ultimate goal is to achieve gender equality and create a level playing field for all.
Goals
Wake Tech serves as the backbone of WIIW, providing both administrative and logistical support. The college also is a key collaborative partner. Not only did Wake Tech help launch the Career Guides Mentor Program, but its academic programs and student support services help keep the pipeline of women entering STEM fields across the region flowing.
Your contribution will help us build a skilled workforce and strengthen our talent pipeline. We appreciate your generosity.
Select "Other" in the "Please direct my support:" drop-down menu,
and name Wake Invests in Women or WIIW in the "Specify Other" box.
Are you ready to elevate your professional development and sharpen your networking skills? Join the WIIW Career Guides Mentor Program!
This unique opportunity connects you with career professionals across Wake County and the Triangle area for one-on-one mentoring. The program focuses on empowering you with the essential soft skills most sought after by local employers. Enjoy these benefits:
Student participation
Visit Wake Invests in Women to learn more about becoming a Career Guides Mentor or a WIIW partner.