Wake Tech

Wake Tech culinary student JoAnn Rey will travel to Erfurt, Germany next week to help represent the U.S. in an international culinary competition featuring more than 1,500 chefs representing more than 45 countries.

Wake Tech instructor Timothy Lucas has received Six Sigma Master Black Belt certification from the Aveta Business Institute. Six Sigma is a highly-regarded approach to quality improvement and increased efficiency in business practices.

Wake Tech graduates with associate’s degrees in Business Administration or Criminal Justice Technology have a new avenue for pursuing four-year degrees, thanks to a new partnership with Saint Augustine’s University.

For the second time ever, Wake Tech has exceeded all of the benchmarks for success set by the North Carolina Community College System.

The WTCC Foundation has an important new partner in its largest-ever fundraising initiative. ABB, an international leader in power and automation technologies, has generously committed $150,000 over three years.

Biotech students from across North Carolina had the opportunity to impress industry representatives and prospective employers today at a job fair at the NC BioNetwork Capstone Center.

Robert “Butch” Grove, Wake Tech’s Dean of Sustainability, has received his professional certification in Campus Sustainability Leadership from the Institute for Global Sustainability at the University of Vermont.

Wake Tech automotive instructor Rich Cregar will travel to China next month to share his expertise in sustainable transportation technologies with world leaders.

Mort Congleton, Wake Tech’s Vice President of Development and Executive Director of the Wake Tech Foundation, has been named president-elect of the Board of Directors of the. Council for Resource Development (CRD) in Washington, D.C.

Wake Tech Community College is pleased to announce grant funding awards of more than $2.5 million in the 2010-2011 fiscal year.