to get ahead with the Career and College Promise. Outreach session for home-school and private-school students and parents will be held June 27 in the Rhododendron building, room 351.
Ferguson Auditorium on A-B Tech Community College’s Asheville campus was packed during the annual GED recognition ceremony June 13 - packed with people and packed with emotional stores of triumph.
A-B Tech Culinary Arts graduate Daniel Gorman won the 2013 National Jeunes Chef Rôtisseurs competition June 8 in Chicago. He advances to the international championship Sept. 6 in Istanbul, Turkey.
A-B Tech will host a Home-school and Private-school Outreach Presentation at 6 p.m. Thursday June 27 for home-school and private-school students and parents in room 351 of the Rhododendron Building on the Asheville campus.
A-B Tech Community College Civil Engineering Technology students may have their handiwork on the national stage after they designed high-tech, rustic-looking drinking fountains on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
R.J. Corman has been named Dean of Business and Hospitality Education at A-B Tech Community College. Corman, who was previously the Associate Dean of Quality Enhancement and College Transition at Lenoir Community College in Kinston, will provide leadership and coordination for the departments and programs within the division including oversight of 21 programs, degrees, diplomas, and certificates offered by the division.
It's not too late to sign up for summer classes. Five-week minimester II classes begin June 27. Minimester courses cover the same material as a traditional-length course, but in half the time.
A-B Tech Community College has expanded its partnership with Goodwill Industries of Northwest NC and will offer credit-bearing classes starting in August at Goodwill’s Training Center, 1616 Patton Ave., in West Asheville.
The A-B Tech Student Life & Development office inducted its first group of students into the National Society of Leadership and Success during a ceremony May 7 in Ferguson Auditorium.
A-B Tech is hosting a free Health Science Boot Camp that is open to all males ages 14 and 15 from June 17-21 on the Asheville campus. The camp includes a textbook, a set of scrubs, breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack. A U.S. Department of Education grant provides funding.