Tech Talk
Treasured Tree at Magnolia
November 1st 2019 The large Southern Magnolia tree on campus in front of the Brumit Center for Culinary Arts and Hospitality has been designated at a Treasured Tree by a program through Asheville GreenWorks. The plaque placed on the tree used a special screw with a spring to grow with the tree.
High School Students Tour Hospitality and CBI Facilities
November 1st 2019 Students from Michael Beaver's AP Biology class at Owen High School toured the Craft Beverage Institute of the Southeast today to learn more about the science behind creating beverages that use brewing, distillation and fermentation processes on October 24.
Fall at A-B Tech
November 1st 2019 We have collected some beautiful photos of the fall colors on campus. If you would like to share some of your shots, please email them to Martha Ball at marthagball@abtech.edu
Hospitality Club Attends Fundraiser to Feed WNC
October 30th 2019 On September 29, the A-B Tech student hospitality management club with club advisor Walter Rapetski attended the annual fund raiser for Backyard Bow Pro. This non-profit charity is working to build local networks of caring people to work together to curb food insecurities.
United Way Days of Impact
October 30th 2019 In October, 48 volunteers from A-B Tech (staff, faculty, and Transitional Studies students) participated in 5 Days of Impact projects in and around Asheville, contributing 144 hours of service to our local community organizations.
A-B Tech Hosted Free CarFit Checkup for Older Drivers
October 30th 2019 The Occupational Therapy Assistant program sponsored a free CarFit checkup two days in October in the college parking lot across from the Simpson Building on Victoria Road.
Fall Semester Blood Drive on November 15
October 30th 2019 Our fall semester blood drive with the Red Cross is scheduled for Friday, November 15 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Coman Gym. Appointment times available every 15 minutes.
Occupational Therapy Students Spend Summer in Service
October 3rd 2019 Occupational Therapy Assistant Students completed three community service projects over the summer as part of their course. The groups worked with veterans and children and young adults with developmental disabilities to provide care packages and blankets for those in need.
Welcome, New Employees
October 3rd 2019
Student Fill Empty Bowls
October 2nd 2019 Chef Instructor, Stephen Hertz ,CEC, and five first-year Culinary Arts students helped to serve soup for companies that could not attend and serve themselves at MANNA FoodBank’s 18th annual Empty Bowls. The event on September 24 at the DoubleTree had a lunch and dinner options this year.