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These medical personnel draw blood for tests, transfusions, blood drives, and research.
Durham Technical Community College plans to continue its approach from the summer into fall semester with the majority of courses being held online with some essential hybrid or in-person exceptions.
Executive Vice President Tom Jaynes retires after nearly 30 years at Durham Tech.
Holly June has been on all sides of the student experience – from a student herself to a professional, to a teacher and then a teacher of teachers. She lives her mantra – to leave no road untraveled – through her work as an advisor, crafter, blogger, business owner and the new Director of Advising at Durham Tech.
June was named to the role on May 1. In three months, June led the development of a new advising online feature and spearheaded a new campus-wide event this fall that looks to engage and inform new students.
Inside her office, dotted with pink DIY wall décor, June spoke about her career with a warm smile and a huggable spirit.
June was named to the role on May 1. In three months, June led the development of a new advising online feature and spearheaded a new campus-wide event this fall that looks to engage and inform new students.
Inside her office, dotted with pink DIY wall décor, June spoke about her career with a warm smile and a huggable spirit.
Shirley Uh Mendez, a dual enrollment science student, has been selected as the College’s nominee for the Dallas Herring Achievement Award and the recipient of the Tony Kleese and Christine Kelly-Kleese Resilience Award.
Network and computer systems administrators ensure computers and networks run optimally with a solid internet connection.
Student resources recommended by Center for Academic Excellence.
Executive Vice President Tom Jaynes retires after nearly 30 years at Durham Tech.
This Biomedical Equipment Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree curriculum prepares students to use basic engineering principles and technical skills to install, operate, troubleshoot, and repair sophisticated devices and instrumentation used in the health care delivery system.
If you've been away from Durham Tech for three or more semesters, find out how to reapply and smoothly transition back to your studies.