College Closed for 4th of July

Wake Tech is closed on Friday in observance of Independence Day. Prospective students can still apply online, and current students can register for Fall semester classes.

Student Support

Pathways Success Scholars

The Minority Male Success Initiative (MMSI) aims to enhance the educational success of minority males in the North Carolina Community College System. MMSI seeks to do the following to strengthen student outcomes:

  • Promote the use of campus resources to improve overall academic and social experience on campus
  • Encourage participation and collaboration among student participants and institutional departments

Wake Tech is one of several community colleges participating in MMSI. Its Pathways Success Scholars program supports minority male high school students taking classes at Wake Tech through the Career & College Promise dual-enrollment program. The program provides the following services:

  • Student success coaching
  • Goal-setting and success planning
  • Peer mentoring
  • Collaboration with Wake Tech resources and referrals
  • Student leadership development opportunities
Richard Redding
Richard Redding
Minority Male Mentoring Program Coordinator/Counselor

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Wake Tech East
Building C - 210E

919-866-5481 (office)

Rhyan Greene
Rhyan Greene
Student Success Coach

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Scott Northern Wake Campus
Building F - 404

919-866-5524 (office)