Associate Professor of English Melody Owens, Professor of English Elena Fleggas, students Savanna Hermann and Mae Malhoit, left to right, pose for a photo in front of a 2026 Sigma Tau Delta International Convention sign.
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Students Present and Learn at International Convention

Wake Tech students Savanna Elaine Hermann and Mae Malhoit expanded their academic and professional experience…
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March 2026

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Student Success

Game Development Student Wins National Award

Rachel Huggins, a Wake Tech Simulation & Game Development student, has received the 2023-24 Terry O'Banion Student Developer Champion Award from the League for Innovation in the Community College.
Events

Skilled Trades Careers on Display

Careers in skilled trades were on display Friday at Wake Tech's Beltline Education Center for the second Architecture, Construction and Engineering (ACE) Trades Day.
Wake Tech Foundation

Wake Tech Foundation and Meridian Waste Partner for a Cleaner Environment

Meridian Waste has announced a three-year scholarship commitment to support diesel technician and heavy equipment operator training vital to the waste industry.
Employee News

College Announces New Dean of Career Services

Wake Tech is pleased to announce Korrie Blanchard Smith as the new dean of Career Services.
Program News

College Developing New Agricultural Biotech Training

Wake Tech will soon offer agricultural biotechnology training to support the growing demand for skilled technicians in plant science in the Triangle region.
Around WakeTech

College to Host FAFSA® Day

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College Offers New Way to Tour

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Partnerships

New Transfer Options for Two IT Programs

Wake Tech Cybersecurity and Advertising and Graphic Design graduates can now pursue bachelor's degrees at Montreat College, thanks to a new academic partnership.
In The Community

Student IDs Approved as Voter Identification for 2024 Elections

Students at North Carolina's largest community college will be able to use their student ID badges to vote in primary and general elections this year.