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April 2025
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Events
Students Present Research Discoveries
Student researchers in Wake Tech's unique STEM Academic Research & Training program presented their impressive discoveries to a large crowd at the Fall 2024 Student Showcase.
Events
SKD Induction Celebrates Excellence in English
Wake Tech celebrated its 12 newest members of Sigma Kappa Delta, the national honor society for English and literature excellence at two-year colleges, during an induction ceremony at Scott Northern Wake Campus.
Alumni
College Graduate Receives Statewide Honor
Wake Tech is proud to announce that Kimberly Lewis has been named the North Carolina Work-Based Learning Association's Outstanding Student of the Year.
Around WakeTech
College Salutes Veterans
Wake Tech is proud to host Salute to Service events in November to honor all among the college community who have served their country.
Partnerships
Wake Tech Graduates Offered Guaranteed Admission to UNC-Pembroke
Wake Tech is pleased to announce the addition of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke's guaranteed admission program to its university transfer options.
Partnerships
Partnership Helps Underemployed Women Build New Careers
Wake Tech is teaming up with local nonprofit Hope Renovations to help women who are unemployed or underemployed build careers in the construction trades.
Events
Festival Spotlights International Cultures at College
Wake Tech students expanded their cultural awareness and celebrated diversity at the annual International Day cultural fair on Southern Wake Campus.
Events
IT Company 'Takes Over' RTP Campus
RapidScale, a Cox business company with an office in Raleigh that provides managed cloud services for businesses, "took over" Wake Tech's RTP Campus in Morrisville.
Partnerships
Naming Rights Celebrate Generous Support of College Partners
Wake Tech is celebrating the generous support of community partners by naming educational spaces in their honor.
