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Durham Tech has received a $400,000 High-Cost Healthcare Grant from the North Carolina Community College System to expand and strengthen its Emergency Medical Services program.
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Durham Technical Community College broke ground on its new Applied Technologies building at an event on Friday, Oct. 4, at noon.
The over-40,000-square-foot building will serve as home to various programs.
The over-40,000-square-foot building will serve as home to various programs.
The Durham Tech chapter of the Gamma Beta Phi National Honor Society was notified last month that it was selected as the Category 2 winner for the Fall 2018 - Spring 2019 National Service Project.
Durham Tech will complete several construction and renovation projects that will improve campus facilities and the overall experience of being on campus. During this time, there will be temporary changes to normal operations.
Charmaine Grafton was going through a difficult divorce when the second shoe dropped – she lost her job.
Grafton knew she wanted to enroll at Durham Tech, and she got the bad news three weeks after starting college classes.
“I felt broken,” Grafton said. “I was going through a divorce, starting back to school, caring for my children, and then laid off.”
Grafton knew she wanted to enroll at Durham Tech, and she got the bad news three weeks after starting college classes.
“I felt broken,” Grafton said. “I was going through a divorce, starting back to school, caring for my children, and then laid off.”